WALI Heavy Duty Monitor Arm, Monitor Stand for Screen up to 49 inch, 44 lbs, Aluminum Ultrawide Computer Mount for Samsung Odyssey G9, Adjustable, Mounting Holes 75 and 100 (GSM001XL-P), Black

Works great, wish I got it earlier. Its nice being able to adjust my monitor to different positions as needed. Good quality, seems strong. I use it with my standing desk. Holds the position I set it to very well. I have a 49” Samsung Curved monitor that I use this arm with.

I ordered a Secret Labs Magnus Pro desk and due to the desk design, it requires monitor arms that tighten from the top, this one seem to fit the bill. Great news is, it works perfect with my new desk. I ordered two, one for my 49" ultrawide and one for my 28" 4K monitor. It worked perfect for the 28" monitor right out of the box, for the 49", the arm immediately dropped to the bottom when I placed the monitor on it. I thought to myself that this monitor arm might not be strong enough to hold the weight but it was "advertised" that it would. I found the tension adjustment and after a few turns, it now supports the full weight of my 49" ultrawide as well. Obviously not a long term review as I just got these in but so far, I am very pleased with them. If they hold up to daily use and movement, I will be thrilled. Highly recommended!

I've now been using this arm for about a year now. So, far this has been the best monitor arm I've ever used. The setup and adjustment was easy. Once completed, it stays where you put it. Even my heavy Dell 49" wide screen monitor is almost weightless once the spring is adjusted properly. It does take a considerable amount of adjustment to get to this point, but once there, it stays there. Because we are talking about almost 36 lbs. of monitor on the end of an arm, there is some expected wiggle when bumped, but it does not move unless you want it to. I'm very happy with buying this arm.

Upgraded my multi monitor setup with Samsung Odyssey G9 49” Ultra Wide. My old Wali mount worked, but the weight capacity was only 17lbs and its long term capability was questionable, to avoid any issues, I found this heavy duty wali mount for $100. Way less $$ than others. Don’t waste your money on anything else.This monitor mount is solid and very nice quality, the tilt adjustment is a heavy duty spring which was exactly needed for larger and heavier monitors. It’s clear Wali did their research and knew what customers would need.I installed in less than 15 minutes, I’m not sure what other reviews mean when they say it’s complicated or too difficult to install. If you can build a simple Lego set and read, you’ll have this installed in moments. Some people say you need 2 people to hang the monitor, not sure again what the issue is. With this mount I hung it alone, it has a nice slide mount with tilt locking, just had to look under the monitor to line it up.I did not adjust any tensioners before hand, you will need to adjust the main arm about 3 - 5 revolutions, and the tilt tensioner will also need to be turned a few times. Just make sure when you mount the monitor, don’t let it go, ease it down onto desk in case. Also make sure your desk is clear of stuff.All in all, glad I didn’t spend a fortune and a $100 investment for a $1k monitor is worth it. Sleek and easy to move around, love it. Thanks Wali.

I bought this to use with a Wacom 27, so it may differ from general use. I needed to pull in my drawing tablet up front, and below my desk line, and be able to put it away when not in use.The arm is very sturdy and it indeed can carry all 30lbs of the wacom 27's weight, and if i tighten it enough, it will resist movement even as I draw on it.The only downside is that the arm cannot go as far down as I wish it could. The range is limited on the y-axis to the actual edge of the table you attach it to.I just had to rig up my setup so I can attach the arm lower than my table height, and thus get the Wacom to go further down. Not a game breaker, but I wish it had more range. So, don't get it unless you're willing to do what I did.If it's just for the usual monitor setup, I think this arm is great. Super sturdy, doesn't shake, and well built - and I've had my fair share of monitor arms.

So, it appears to be a straightforward installation. I thought, "No trouble" , but boy was i wrong.First off, the piece that tightens the arm to the base is this extremely small and unique screw that can be easily lost if you're not paying attention, but can not be easily replaced for there is no other piece like it.. .SO why have that part of your unit??The bigger problem was the actual backplate that connects to the arm, that is used to support the monitor, came mounted INCORRECTLY... it would not sit flush and would only veer upwards, so the monitor was always veered towards the ceiling..I had to unscrew and take that part off the arm, take out the inner bearings, and reseat it properly... This, i find extremely unacceptable. Not everyone could manage this, and I can easily seeing many people returning this unit if this came this way.Once i got these matters sorted out and installed it, it's a beauty, and can easily hold the weight of my LG C3 42 inch...So i would say the build is solid, great material, good metal, strong piston. Just be aware that it might be more than you anticipated to set it up.

nice and sturdy ,smooth and stays put with my samsung 32" . mounts to the edge or center of dest just make sure you have a good thickness.

bought this to hold a ROG Swift OLED PG39WCDM. The head tilt slips and angles the monitor down. It can't keep the monitor level.