monitor arm

Is a monitor arm necessary? If you're planning to both sit and stand at a desk the answer is an unequivocal YES. We help you find the best one.

Part of the appeal of an iMac is that it’s a complete functional computer in and of itself—as soon as you buy it, you can use it without worrying about setting up a peripheral monitor. While this design may be iconic for its ease-of-use, it causes headaches in our modern world of…

The Ergotron LX is rigid enough to keep your monitors still during even the most intense walking treadmill sessions.

The iMovR Tempo Light Single Monitor Arm is a high-quality product that provides ample ergonomic adjustability for the vast majority of users.

The Tempo dual LCD monitor arm is one of the best, most versatile dual-mounting solutions available for standing desk users.

It's awful pretty. But it's also awful weak. Most monitors sold today would not be able to stay afloat on the Humanscale M2 monitor arm.

Humanscale's M8 monitor arm offers the same features as the M2 monitor arm, and expands on its capabilities with the ability to support 40 lbs.

The monitor arm arrives pre-assembled, with and the tension adjustment for making sure your monitor stays where you want it is straightforward and easier than other arms we've seen. Some components feature a nice paint job, and the price is fantastic.

The Bild monitor arm is a story of a product design team that was tasked with an impossible list of marketing requirements.