I'm curious what monitor arm people are using? Do I need a sit-stand arm?
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I use this because it is mounted under a desk which has a center drawer, on a piece of wood that is below the drawer. The extra lift height of this unit allows me to get the keyboard high enough (for sitting) in spite of the fact that it starts out very low. It worked out perfectly for the purpose. But I don't use a monitor arm. The monitors sit on the desk. One on a PC and one on a pedestal I constructed to match the height.
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This would depend on how high you want the monitor to be off the desk or platform you are using. The sit to stand puts your key board above the surface.
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Everyone in our office who has one loves it and it had been particularly helpful to our engineers with back and or neck problems as it allows them to sit or stand while working.
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I bought the Ergotron LX Dual Side-by-Side Arm (purchased on Amazon) and I love them. I use those arms with this new Sit/Stand keyboard tray and I have the perfect work station. I doubt you would need sit/stand arms if you use the Ergotron set.
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If by "arm pin" you are referring to the tilt adjustment bolt in the middle of the VESA plate, it would be easiest to adjust before mounting the monitor. It could be done afterward with an open box wrench. Other than that, there shouldn't be any disassembly of the product.
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I have a cheap Monoprice "3-way adjustable" arm and it works fine with it. No issue screwing in the VESA mounts. I have three of these arms and they work with my Dell monitors as well.
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My forearm is supported by my tall stand up desk. I think having support helps with maintaining control of the pointer by steadying the arm. Although by decreasing the sensitivity it might work ok without the forearm support. I have my sensitivity set at the maximum setting to reduce arm movement.
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You just want the mount? Not the monitor arm? We can get you a quote. BACKSTORE
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Nope. I actually bought a mount from Monoprice for that purpose, and it works well (the monitor has great viewing angles).
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I have it atached to a single desk. All 3 monitors are the same so the weight is balanced. The arms are not flexible on this model, which would have been nice to have. I actually bent mine inward slightly to get the view angle just right on my 22" Acers. Shouldnt be a problem if your monitors have a wide viewing angle.
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I think you are talking about the stand arm from the back of the monitor. I looked at it and couldn't figure it out. Looks like you have to take apart the entire screen to remove that arm.
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I don't know about a monitor arm, but I have a 23" flat screen tv on my table, and it is very secure. The tiles just rest on a grid, but there is no need to caulk them. If some tiles seem rocky to you, the manufacturer will send you another set.
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Before I purchased this monitor, I read a couple of reviews that said the stand was stiff and required a little extra force to move. I found this to be the case with my monitor as well. I suspect it may designed that way...so the monitor holds its position at whatever viewing angle you choose.
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Yes sir! That's exactly what I did. The directions show putting on the 2 mount arms first. Just switch them and slide the one monitor mount before the two.
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Unfortunately the monitor only tilts down about 15 degrees, so you wouldn't be able to arrange this in a way that would be comfortable using this arm. ikc73's answer may be correct in terms of what the product packaging says, but I have the stand right here and it does not tilt downwards anywhere near 75 degrees, in fact there is a piece of metal to prevent it from doing so. It does, however, tilt up that much so that might be the cause of the confusion.
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The arms hold position in place very well. You can tighten the tension on the arms so movement and adjustments are balanced with holding position. I use touch features all day with windows 8 and have NEVER seen a monitor(s) move out of place due to touch.I do have a very shaky desk - it's a shelf/desk system that hangs on the wall, basically, so any movement at all (i.e. me leaning on the desk) shakes the whole thing. I see bounce in the monitors as a reaction to that, but - again - the arms have never moved out of place due to touch. If you can mount it to a really stable surface or even the wall (I think you can do that?) it should a rock-solid purchase for you.Hope it works for you. The arms hold position in place very well. You can tighten the tension on the arms so movement and adjustments are balanced with holding position. I use touch features all day with windows 8 and have NEVER seen a monitor(s) move out of place due to touch.I do have a very shaky desk - it's a shelf/desk system that hangs on the wall, basically, so any movement at all (i.e. me leaning on the desk) shakes the whole thing. I see bounce in the monitors as a reaction to that, but - again - the arms have never moved out of place due to touch. If you can mount it to a really stable... » Read More The arms hold position in place very well. You can tighten the tension on the arms so movement and adjustments are balanced with holding position. I use touch features all day with windows 8 and have NEVER seen a monitor(s) move out of place due to touch.I do have a very shaky desk - it's a shelf/desk system that hangs on the wall, basically, so any movement at all (i.e. me leaning on the desk) shakes the whole thing. I see bounce in the monitors as a reaction to that, but - again - the arms have never moved out of place due to touch. If you can mount it to a really stable surface or even the wall (I think you can do that?) it should a rock-solid purchase for you.Hope it works for you. « Show Less
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Hey, Peter. I actually have the same question as you. Did you ever attempt the the monitor mount?
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I use triple acer monitors. They are all 24 inch monitors and have about a 1/2 inch bezel on each side. The crossbar still has a couple of inches to go out on each side.
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that would be fine... not sure with the right measurements... I have the same set up... the arm has 3joints it bends (by the base, on the arm itself and at the monitor connector) you can put the monitors straight or slightly curved like what i do...
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I honestly don't know, but I read the specifications for this monitor, and it said no VESA mounting, if that's what you mean. I don't see anything on the back of the monitor that looks like something you could attach a mounting arm to. I hope this helps you.