VIVO Height Adjustable 17 to 32 inch Single Monitor Articulating Wall Mount for Standing Workstations, Fits 1 Screen with Max VESA 100x100mm, Black, MOUNT-VW01A

Excellent mount all around. To adjust height the mount is moved all the way to top reset the lock, then lowered to bottom to set the lock and then raised to the height you want. Keep this in mind to make sure you have enough room to move monitor fully up and down once mounted. Just buy it.

Wonderful

Have nothing to do with the seller!Those people who complain that this cannot lock in place, this is because YOU don't have a single clue how to do it! You have to move the little plastin notch.The product is very stirdy and seems like a very well build.

I figured I only needed to adjust height because I measured and thought I knew exactly where to hang it. But for a monitor the exact spot does get annoying over time if not precisely correct. You will want to wiggle and adjust depending on how you’re sitting, what you’re working on. I’m still using it and the quality is great. Very sturdy metal and secure ratcheting mechanism. But I’d suggest going for something with more motion for fine tuning position after mounting.

Easy to do. Straightforward instructions. Works exactly as I needed.

I bought this because I wanted to free up room at my Work-at-Home desk and just have a generally cleaner look. I think it did everything I wanted it too.Mount - mount system itself is nice. I like it alot. It feels sturdy, there is no excess play in the mechanisms. You have to slide the monitor all the way up and then it will disable the position lock. You HAVE to slide the monitor all the way down to re-enable the lock. If you aren't getting the lock clicks when sliding up, make sure to take it all the way down.Wall anchors - this is the one thing I ding this kit on. The wall anchors are fine, but feel brittle. I used 2 metal drywall anchors for the top load bearing holes, then 2 of the plastic kit anchors for the bottom just to secure. If you are careful, and predrill the holes a little, the plastic anchors should work fine.Monitor movement - monitor movement is pretty good. The only thing is there's no way to make the mount swivels/joint stiffer. The way I ran my cords it pulls on the left monitor a little and it caused it to want to rotate a little. If I didn't have the monitors tight up against each other this would be very annoying.Space savings - with this method you save all the room where the factory stands sit. You also save roughly 3.5 inches of space from the wall.Conclusion and notes - would definitely buy again. For me I didn't want to use a desk standing arm because of being up against a wall. Other wall mounted articulating arms require you to bend the arms, taking up room to get the 2 monitors flush. I've used them in the past. This mount eliminates that arm issue.Note 1 - to utilize 2 at a time like I did, you will want to be thorough with measuring out the distance between them so that they are as close to perfectly level and parallel to each other as possible. Otherwise they will run into each other or have an ugly gap.Note 2 - cord management ideas. I was in a hurry, but I will be adding a central cord channel when I find the right one. A thorough job would run the cords in the wall and pop them out at the bottom under the desk. I don't trust my drywall cutting skills, I struggled enough with making the 2 mounts square enough.

After reading several reviews, and taking into consideration the good and bad, which there were more goods, I decided to give this mount a try. I needed it for a 32" monitor for my computer. Seemed simple enough to have a little up and down adjustments with a bit of tilt to make sure light glare could be mitigated.When I received it, it appeared easy to install and pretty simple. Well, that's where it all went down hill! I drilled the 4 1/2" holes in my wall, placed the anchors and placed the monitor on the mount, ready to adjust it where I wanted it up and down. As I moved the monitor up all it did was slide, the catch pin never caught in the slots to keep it in place. I did this several times hoping it was just misaligned, nope.I had to take the mount off the wall and see if there was something I was missing to keep the catch pin in place. As I slid the mount up and down, following the directions, watching the back of the mount, nothing. All it did was slide. The catch pin never engaged and nothing was going to keep this mount off the bottom.I decided to just set it in the middle and leave it. Well, as I put the monitor on the mount and made a slight adjustment to get it straight, it pushed up just enough to push the catch pin out of the way and down it went. With only the slightest movement down it went. Good thing I was holding the monitor, otherwise gravity would have taken it down hard and likely caused damage to my brand new monitor.Nothing I did made the catch pin work. The small spring inside the assembly is waaaaaaay too small (weak) to push the pin back where it needs to be in order to catch at each of the ratchet points.I could have just ordered something else, but as I said before, 4 1/2" holes and anchors already adorn my wall. Who wants a bunch of huge holes that are doing nothing in their wall? Not me! I'm glad I mounted it low enough to be functional at the bottom of the adjustment range. But, I cannot use the rotate feature without the monitor just resting on my desk....not good for wear and tear.If I could give zero stars I would. I'm not sure how anyone has been able to give this product a good review. Maybe there is very poor quality control or very inconsistent manufacturing and I happened to get that late Friday manufactured product. Really, all they need it a stronger spring. Waste of money!

No easy to move up and down and the drywall anchors it comes with are very very bad. They shattered and we had to bUse different ones and make more holes