While our favorite monitor arms are serviceable and built to last, the product design leaves me yearning for optimization. Since I integrated one into my setup and discussed my qualms with other ...

Ergotron monitor arms generally cost more than similar options not because of any additional features but because of the company's impressively long, ... With the above criteria in mind, ...

Gamers looking for a monitor arm for their 49-inch curved display finally have an option, with Ergotron aiming to lift huge gaming LCDs off the… ...

Why it made the cut: HUANUO’s Triple Monitor stand holds monitors up to 32 inches and 17.6 pounds and has adjustable gas spring-activated arms, yet is still reasonably priced. Key features: Max ...

Design. The Ergotron HX Desk Monitor Arm with HD Pivot comes in four pieces. At the bottom is a desk clamp or grommet mount. The desk clamp is about 5 1/2″ thick at the front, tapering out to 6 ...

A basic monitor arm off Amazon can run $30 to $50, but I’ve been burnt on their quality in the past. A good arm like those from Jarvis or Ergotron will start around $130.

Unlike the portable monitor I’m using there though, the 16:9 monitor I used here is quite a lot larger at 27-inches as opposed to 15.6-inches. As such, I had to have the ultrawide monitor up a ...

Monitors in this category sold above $400 usually offer some extra bonus that justifies the premium. HyperX has bet that the monitor arm is that bonus, but I don’t agree.

HyperX announced its first gaming monitors, a duo comprised of the Armada 25 1080p model for $449 and the Armada 27 1440p monitor that costs $499. Each monitor includes a monitor stand and arm.

The top five automatic arm monitors as recommended by Consumer Reports for 2025 are the Omron Platinum BP5450 ($90), Omron 10 Series BP7450 ($70), Omron Evolv BP7000 ($70), A&D Medical UA767F ($55 ...