UPDATE: I was easily able to pull the yellow branding stickers off of the monitor arm, after doing this there was no residue and looks great overall, huge pro!
Ok the product is great but dude, honestly this is one of the best reviews i've seen on YT. You didnt hold back on moving it wildly, and tested it really well, kudos! This is what we want to see!
I already made my choice about halfway through the video but I ended up watching anyway because the editing and the guy speaking was pleasantly chill yet detailed. Nice review!
Those are lovely, I have two NB F100a and they've been my best friends for a while, provides a clean look, more space on the desk without the standard monitor stands and a lot of mobility to the monitors
I bought this a few days ago and was sceptical of its quality due to the low price but after watching some videos of people who insisted it was solid I ordered it. For those in doubt: this is an amazing product for its price! Might take a little tinkering to get it to work the way you want but it really is worth it. Also, I realized they kinda ripped off the New Balance logo lol you can peel the yellow brand badges off very easily
It tilts both directions, takes a bit of fidgeting to get it set right for the weight of your monitor but once you get it, you can twist and contort any which way you need. Been using it for about a year now and I have zero complaints
man i generally don't trust RUclips reviews or recommendations but the way you tested and explained every single detail, glad i watched your video, thank you, this product is so sturdy that i had a shorter hdmi cable when i tilted the screen the port on my monitor broke and came out,its totally my fault, so be carful.
@KhaledSham yes it does, especially if I'm typing aggressively. It has more to do with my desk, though, since I have a sit-stand desk with a fairly high and heavy center of gravity.
I empathize with those individuals who purchased the item and initially perceived it as being of poor quality, when in fact they just needed to adjust the grip. Fortunately, I came across a video that provided me with this valuable information. I was concerned about potentially wasting a significant amount of money on my Gigabyte 32-inch monitor, but now I feel relieved. 😆
@@zelahdev yes they are, especially where I live. The QHD Aorus ones are ridiculously expensive here. I bought that monitor arm a few days ago and it has been amazing, by the way. I have a 27" ViewSonic OMNI VX2728J-2K weighs around 10 pounds and the arm is very sturdy, no issues at all.
I just got mine. They are designing the arm differently now. There are no glossy pieces anymore, but more importantly, the base only had 1 screw as opposed to the 3 screws on the one in the video.
Had a Xiaomi Mi Curved 34 ultrawide mounted on this mount. It was ~17lbs, so significantly lighter than the LG ultrawide. It had no problems handling that.
When I tilt my monitor up or down it makes a really loud noise and I tried making it not as tight but it will be to loose and just fall back down and can't get a in between
Great video man, I've used some of those arms and they are the best to gain space on the desk. Btw nice lamp would you mind to share the brand or reference of it?
The weight limit does not mean it will break immediately, of you put a heavy monitor on it, one day you will get home and find your screen on the floor and a chunk off your desk missing. The quality of your desk is also very important when it comes to monitor arms. The arm may not fail but your desk will. Good luck
I have this as a arm for my secondary 27 incher. Does the job with no complaints other than the ugly yellow logo that I try and cover with my deskmat 😅
@@sanjaypersaud9695 mine was just a plastic logo that was stick on the arm. I just remove them and cleaned the residues. Maybe that was the outdated version. I think this one is the new one, i guess.
15:17 I have NB F80 to using for Msi 34" MAG342CQR Ultrawide Monitor. The arm holds it but it doesn't let me set tilt adjustment. I have to tighten the screw well. When I loosen the screw enough to adjust it manually, the screen leaves itself downwards. So I bring it to the angle I will use and tighten the screw well. Is there an another way to adjust tilt manually? Thank you.
this brand use the same arm as Invision MX200 in Europe (i have it mounted into a 34 ultra wide monitor and its working perfectly), btw really nice video and explaination!
I just got this oh trust me this Monitor arm is definitely worth the price does the job so well easy to set up & everything is nice & tight I got my 13.7lb 25 inch monitor on there it's perfect to adjust anytime I need to don't know why some people spend like over $100 for arms because of the brand names 😂 oh & mine doesn't have the logo on the base it's only on the upper part of the arm in the back
Great review man 🎉 My only concern is the longevity of the arm with that extra weight. Although it's marketed as 17 to 30 inch and you managed to install up to 34 inch, the question now is, won't the arm collapse in the future from the extra weight? Thanks mate 😊
You should consider the F100A (12kg) if that worries you, but honestly, I think the F80 (9kg) will do just fine is long as you stay below that. 34 inch monitors are usually around 6kg, so they're still within spec.
@@borkborkinson7901 Bummer! The MSI Mag 323upf monitor that I'm gonna order is 10.6kg and it's only 32". Then, how 34" monitors are usually around 6kg? ... Many thanks for your help :)
@@Ahmad-Mounir44 I looked up the 323UPF and the specs from the official site says 6.8kg without the stand, (9.7 with). The listing you saw probably includes both the stand and the packaging for the weight.
Have this arm, and it is PERFECT for 24-inch monitors But when I upgraded to a 28-inch ASUS the tilt becomes stiff, surprised he didn't see that as a down side But I am fidgety when it comes to adjusting my monitor so if you always keep yours at the same tilt then it shouldn't be an issue
@@tmorsplanet7945 So far it’s been great! Can’t beat that price for what it does. The stickers peel off easily as well! I would definitely purchase again.
i think its hyperx armanda monitor. Its 1440p 165hz ips. And IPS what makes it look sharp. its 400 bucks. I think its overpriced idk why, you'll find cheaper but better options
32" G8 almost wants to sag, and if I mess around too much it will, until it doesnt. I cant figure out which alan key -point is the one that fixes tilt. If its the one I think it is, its so tight I cant figure out which way is tighter and which way is looser and its locked up....if LOOSER makes it less prone to tilt, well...that's very counter intuitive, and if TIGHTER makes it less prone to tilt, well its so tight I may have stripped it yet it still wants to sag. The G8 is only 15 pounds and the weight limit is 20 so this kinda sucks.
Hey so my table is pretty big and I might have to permanently keep the arm extended if I want to use this, has anyone been using it while almost always extended for a long time? How's it holding up?
GREAT REVIEW, however, On my dell u2410 it simply DOES NOT hold up, it's way too heavy for the arm and i have returned it for the more sturdy and pricy big brother one. :(
Depending on the monitor, it has to have VESA standard mounts, 75x75 or 100x100. Sometimes the mounts are hidden by a removable plastic plate behind the monitor
I just randomly came across this video and I saw it was about the arm that I own. I have the MSI MAG274QRF-QD 27" monitor on it and I'd say it works great. Had no problems with it and I recommend it.
Okay I know this may be a dumbass question, but I haven’t seen him do it in the video! can you have the arm swing to the left as well and have it oriented that way? trying to use this for my second monitor to have it almost bezeled on the left of my main monitor!
Does anybody know if the mount is working on a table that has an angle on the back of the plate? My table has an angle and after about 5-6cm it is normal horizontal..
Question, my desk is like yours sitting kinda flush against the wall, maybe 1.5cm space. Can I mount this arm right in the middle and fold it in a Z shape position so that my monitor can sit flush against the wall and move closer to me when needed?
I currently use an Asus 24-in give him monitor and I got this monitor arm and I assembled everything correctly and attach the monitor to the arm however from what I can tell the monitor itself is too light at 24 in and even if I adjust the gas spring and try to push the arm down it goes right back up so I'm going to get a much newer monitor maybe like a Samsung Odyssey G8 34-in NC if it makes a difference anyways great video I'm enjoying what you're doing keep up the awesome content.
At first I thought my monitor arm was broken or my monitor was too light. I adjusted mine counter clockwise to the max and it did it. My monitor weighs very light too.
for some reasons when i tilt the monitor it makes a huge noise. if i reduce the strength with the allen key the arm cant hold the monitor in position. does anyone know if its my arm problem or if there is a way to fix it?
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UPDATE: I was easily able to pull the yellow branding stickers off of the monitor arm, after doing this there was no residue and looks great overall, huge pro!
was it just a sticker? I thought it was painted. Please confirm
If just a sticker a hair dryer should do the trick!
@@soumenmohanty1 its just a sticker.
@@soumenmohanty1 you don't even need a hair dryer, it comes off extremely easily by just pulling it with your fingers and leaves absolutely no residue
I think they did that on purpose too.
I only came for this and you dileveried
Ok the product is great but dude, honestly this is one of the best reviews i've seen on YT. You didnt hold back on moving it wildly, and tested it really well, kudos! This is what we want to see!
I already made my choice about halfway through the video but I ended up watching anyway because the editing and the guy speaking was pleasantly chill yet detailed. Nice review!
Those are lovely, I have two NB F100a and they've been my best friends for a while, provides a clean look, more space on the desk without the standard monitor stands and a lot of mobility to the monitors
I bought this a few days ago and was sceptical of its quality due to the low price but after watching some videos of people who insisted it was solid I ordered it. For those in doubt: this is an amazing product for its price! Might take a little tinkering to get it to work the way you want but it really is worth it. Also, I realized they kinda ripped off the New Balance logo lol you can peel the yellow brand badges off very easily
Can it tilt vertically?
is it still good ?
It tilts both directions, takes a bit of fidgeting to get it set right for the weight of your monitor but once you get it, you can twist and contort any which way you need. Been using it for about a year now and I have zero complaints
You explained it much better than the manufacturer's video. Shows everything I need to know. Thanks 👍🏻
man i generally don't trust RUclips reviews or recommendations but the way you tested and explained every single detail, glad i watched your video, thank you, this product is so sturdy that i had a shorter hdmi cable when i tilted the screen the port on my monitor broke and came out,its totally my fault, so be carful.
Just bought it because of your review. Thank you. Great video
I was having second thoughts of buying this monitor, but after this great review content of yours, I'm now waiting for mine to arrive! :D
I just got the "two mount" option and can't be more happy! 😌
This is just what I was looking for! I have a curved 32" Dell monitor and ive been needing a good arm to get rid of the heavy base lol
Update: works amazingly. Took a little finangling with the tensions to get it to stay up but I haven't had any issues!
@@1155media does the monitor shake when you type on your keyboard?
@KhaledSham yes it does, especially if I'm typing aggressively. It has more to do with my desk, though, since I have a sit-stand desk with a fairly high and heavy center of gravity.
@@1155media Oh well that's not nice. Did you use it while playing games with your keyboard? how was it?
@@KhaledSham it's still pretty solid! Not a whole lot of movement when playing.
Thanks for the adjustment tip! This monitor is built solid and maximizes so much more space on the desk.
Thanks for testing ultrawide 😍
I empathize with those individuals who purchased the item and initially perceived it as being of poor quality, when in fact they just needed to adjust the grip. Fortunately, I came across a video that provided me with this valuable information. I was concerned about potentially wasting a significant amount of money on my Gigabyte 32-inch monitor, but now I feel relieved. 😆
30$ isn’t a significant amount
@@solid_viper95I wouldnt agree with you but mans fr has a gigabyte 32inch so ik he could of afforded a few more
@@zelahdev I'm pretty sure he meant he didn't want to risk his Gigabyte monitor by using a "cheap/budget" monitor arm, he just wrote it wrong. lol
@@TarekElsakka yeah your right, still tho gigabyte monitors are expensive
@@zelahdev yes they are, especially where I live. The QHD Aorus ones are ridiculously expensive here. I bought that monitor arm a few days ago and it has been amazing, by the way. I have a 27" ViewSonic OMNI VX2728J-2K weighs around 10 pounds and the arm is very sturdy, no issues at all.
Hey dude, thanks for your review! I got the updated version for a 34 UW and I am happy to know I made the right purchase. Great video honestly.
I just got mine. They are designing the arm differently now. There are no glossy pieces anymore, but more importantly, the base only had 1 screw as opposed to the 3 screws on the one in the video.
Very helpful! I thought I needed to fasten the arm by turning it to the plus sign (+). This video saved me from stress 😂 Thank you.
Had a Xiaomi Mi Curved 34 ultrawide mounted on this mount. It was ~17lbs, so significantly lighter than the LG ultrawide. It had no problems handling that.
I have the same screen I will do the same
Thanks for the 34 inch UW test, I'm getting one for my Huawei Mateview GT 34!
Thank you very much for the vlog. I had some doubt about the product , but know i saw thats its very stong one. I just placed my order!
In 2024 the price is $37 should I still get it?
been using this arm for 2 years, and i might say it's the best purchase on my setup
The screen is not wobbling when you type?
@@eviassor789 it wobbles depends on ur table
@@ryushidou4 already bought it, for me it wont wobble because my table is good, just as you say
happy about my purchase.
Buying the F160 model of this for my dual screen setup, looks real good. Thanks for the review!
When I get a monitor mount for my LG 32 inch, this will be the one i get. Thanks for the comprehensive review.
Thank you for this video dude! just bought this monitor arm immediately after watching this!
Just bought it too, How is it so far?
The best North Bayou review.
When I tilt my monitor up or down it makes a really loud noise and I tried making it not as tight but it will be to loose and just fall back down and can't get a in between
What's the exact maximum height you can adjust until? I need something so my ultrawide can sit above my laptop and they don't touch edge to edge.
Watching on my monitor connected to the same arm. Great budget option ❤
I just got one and am definitely going the grommet as it is much cleaner and more positionable. Great vid. Thanks.
Will this arm be good for a samsung odyssey g7 curved 27inch? Someone pls pin
@@kabishnando4286of course
i have the 34 g7
@@kabishnando4286 if it is VESA compatible then yea
@@aronetitong8647 6 months gone by lol yea I bought it
I just bought it for $15 here in Indonesia, works perfectly.
Eyyy i use this one. Glad you make a review of it.
you are such an underrated reviewer
This is a good monitor arm. Those saying negative stuff about it just don't know how to do proper adjustments.
my monitor won’t move up or down do u know what to do
@@asher3527 U can see that he loosened the tension if it's too tight
Great video man, I've used some of those arms and they are the best to gain space on the desk. Btw nice lamp would you mind to share the brand or reference of it?
The weight limit does not mean it will break immediately, of you put a heavy monitor on it, one day you will get home and find your screen on the floor and a chunk off your desk missing. The quality of your desk is also very important when it comes to monitor arms. The arm may not fail but your desk will. Good luck
I have this as a arm for my secondary 27 incher. Does the job with no complaints other than the ugly yellow logo that I try and cover with my deskmat 😅
I did remove them 😅
@@techwolfcave howd you remove them?
@@sanjaypersaud9695 mine was just a plastic logo that was stick on the arm. I just remove them and cleaned the residues. Maybe that was the outdated version. I think this one is the new one, i guess.
Just put a sticker over it ;)
i´m about to install this stand, thanks for testing even with a UltraWide 34"
It’s good with 34 monitor inch. I have 32 monitor inch and I want to buy it
15:17
I have NB F80 to using for Msi 34" MAG342CQR Ultrawide Monitor. The arm holds it but it doesn't let me set tilt adjustment. I have to tighten the screw well. When I loosen the screw enough to adjust it manually, the screen leaves itself downwards. So I bring it to the angle I will use and tighten the screw well. Is there an another way to adjust tilt manually? Thank you.
Link for the two plants and the two lights on the desk please 🙏🏻
does the mount uses spring or hydraulics?
incredibly useful review , big props man.
I have a big question, is the support between the monitor and the support itself made of metal or plastic? 10x
this brand use the same arm as Invision MX200 in Europe (i have it mounted into a 34 ultra wide monitor and its working perfectly), btw really nice video and explaination!
do you recommend it for AOC 34inch?
@@3ipiii sure, Already have a year with this arm, and works like a charm.
@@AlexandruBabel thx man
Hi there, thanks for the great review, Im gonna get the arm. I also love your desk- where did you get it??
What’s the name of the desk. It looks perfect for my room
thanks for the review , can u slide a 15 inch laptop there underneath it or it's height won't help you ?
I would love some links to the wallpapers in this video !
Where did you get those filing cabinets that your table top is sitting on?
North Bayou has addressed the issue with the base mount. It is now constructed with metal and features no logo anymore.
Just installed my own, great explanation!
this was such a great video, shows everything i need to know. thanks a lot
How many centimeters are there from the wall to the back of the monitor if I push as much as possible against the wall?
I just got this oh trust me this Monitor arm is definitely worth the price does the job so well easy to set up & everything is nice & tight I got my 13.7lb 25 inch monitor on there it's perfect to adjust anytime I need to don't know why some people spend like over $100 for arms because of the brand names 😂 oh & mine doesn't have the logo on the base it's only on the upper part of the arm in the back
I have a metal bar on the bottom of my desk goin around will it have enough clearance ?
Great review man 🎉 My only concern is the longevity of the arm with that extra weight. Although it's marketed as 17 to 30 inch and you managed to install up to 34 inch, the question now is, won't the arm collapse in the future from the extra weight? Thanks mate 😊
You should consider the F100A (12kg) if that worries you, but honestly, I think the F80 (9kg) will do just fine is long as you stay below that. 34 inch monitors are usually around 6kg, so they're still within spec.
@@borkborkinson7901 Bummer! The MSI Mag 323upf monitor that I'm gonna order is 10.6kg and it's only 32". Then, how 34" monitors are usually around 6kg? ... Many thanks for your help :)
@@Ahmad-Mounir44 I looked up the 323UPF and the specs from the official site says 6.8kg without the stand, (9.7 with). The listing you saw probably includes both the stand and the packaging for the weight.
Sorry Will this work with the -
The Samsung odyssey
g5 27 inch ??
In my country (ph) this monitor arm is like at 12$ usd and it is exactly the same thing at a cheaper price definetly buying it when my monitor arrives
Would the base of the arm damage the table?
Have this arm, and it is PERFECT for 24-inch monitors
But when I upgraded to a 28-inch ASUS the tilt becomes stiff, surprised he didn't see that as a down side
But I am fidgety when it comes to adjusting my monitor so if you always keep yours at the same tilt then it shouldn't be an issue
how is the joint lubricants after long term use
Hi great video i loved it, what is the model of that asus tuf monitor
Great review! Just made my mind up and bought off Amazon for $23!
Did u get it? if so how is it so far?
@@tmorsplanet7945 So far it’s been great! Can’t beat that price for what it does. The stickers peel off easily as well! I would definitely purchase again.
crazy these things go for $12 from where I'm from. just got mine and installed it today
How to remove it at the joints? I cant get it off
Bought one a little different but same brand it is stiff, and doesn’t sag at all with an ultra wide.
Nice review! Does anyone know what’s the model of the 27inch monitor? The color of it is so sharp !
i think its hyperx armanda monitor. Its 1440p 165hz ips. And IPS what makes it look sharp. its 400 bucks. I think its overpriced idk why, you'll find cheaper but better options
32" G8 almost wants to sag, and if I mess around too much it will, until it doesnt. I cant figure out which alan key -point is the one that fixes tilt. If its the one I think it is, its so tight I cant figure out which way is tighter and which way is looser and its locked up....if LOOSER makes it less prone to tilt, well...that's very counter intuitive, and if TIGHTER makes it less prone to tilt, well its so tight I may have stripped it yet it still wants to sag. The G8 is only 15 pounds and the weight limit is 20 so this kinda sucks.
I'm using a monitor in my bed , while sleeping. So can i turn monitor 90 degrees, to face monitor to the table surface?
Bruh I was boutta return this thing until I saw you explain how to adjust the height 😭
I hope my monitor arm will be good with no defects, i just order yesterday.
Is there anything like dr octavius arm for holding monitor? Like the way it’s flexible?
Can this be installed on glass table?
Hey so my table is pretty big and I might have to permanently keep the arm extended if I want to use this, has anyone been using it while almost always extended for a long time? How's it holding up?
that's it!!!!
I'm buying one!!!
Very impressive and easy installation product!!
I just installed this arm, thanks to your video! Super ez to install and it works great!
Will this arm be good for a samsung odyssey g7 curved 27inch? Someone pls pin
GREAT REVIEW, however, On my dell u2410 it simply DOES NOT hold up, it's way too heavy for the arm and i have returned it for the more sturdy and pricy big brother one. :(
Nice, first time watching your channel and i liked it! one more sub
Anyone have issues with connecting it to the desk? I can’t reach the highest hinge and the tightener isn’t long enough to reach my desk
Does anyone know what is the clamp width? I don't have much space on my desk
Does it tilt vertically?
Can you test the Arctic 1x-3d
Can anybody give me an idea of how far from the wall the monitor is with this mount? I'm looking for one as flush with the wall as possible
does this mount work with any monitor because when I tired putting my crua 24inch monitor on it the backs didn’t match so I was confused
Depending on the monitor, it has to have VESA standard mounts, 75x75 or 100x100.
Sometimes the mounts are hidden by a removable plastic plate behind the monitor
Thank you very much. Perfect. Well done. Appreciated!
Does anyone know where can I buy the VESA Adapter Plate
Does is work for 75mmX75mm
How do i move the monitor down ???
I just randomly came across this video and I saw it was about the arm that I own. I have the MSI MAG274QRF-QD 27" monitor on it and I'd say it works great. Had no problems with it and I recommend it.
Okay I know this may be a dumbass question, but I haven’t seen him do it in the video! can you have the arm swing to the left as well and have it oriented that way? trying to use this for my second monitor to have it almost bezeled on the left of my main monitor!
So this arm work good with Samsung Odyssey G5 32"?
Again Hi. This arm work for a Samsung G5 32"?? Thx
Yeah
Are m4 10 mm screws included with the monitor arm?
Where to get the led desk lights
Does anybody know if the mount is working on a table that has an angle on the back of the plate?
My table has an angle and after about 5-6cm it is normal horizontal..
Question, my desk is like yours sitting kinda flush against the wall, maybe 1.5cm space. Can I mount this arm right in the middle and fold it in a Z shape position so that my monitor can sit flush against the wall and move closer to me when needed?
This is exactly what I'm wondering. Did u ever get an answer. I like my monitors AGAINST the wall but if I need to I can pull it out all the way.
I currently use an Asus 24-in give him monitor and I got this monitor arm and I assembled everything correctly and attach the monitor to the arm however from what I can tell the monitor itself is too light at 24 in and even if I adjust the gas spring and try to push the arm down it goes right back up so I'm going to get a much newer monitor maybe like a Samsung Odyssey G8 34-in NC if it makes a difference anyways great video I'm enjoying what you're doing keep up the awesome content.
At first I thought my monitor arm was broken or my monitor was too light. I adjusted mine counter clockwise to the max and it did it. My monitor weighs very light too.
Do the clamps have padding?
The square pad has 4 rubber pieces for the top of the desk, and the part under the desk has a rubber piece as well so no damage all around
for some reasons when i tilt the monitor it makes a huge noise. if i reduce the strength with the allen key the arm cant hold the monitor in position. does anyone know if its my arm problem or if there is a way to fix it?
Same here, found any solution ?
a piece of paper on the clamp part. where it touches the table. it's now silent.
The ultra wide was 13.5Lbs? Idk, that seems way too light Are you sure its not 13.5 kilograms?
Is it safe to setup monitor arm same as in the tumbnail?
Why would it not be? But yes it's safe and most people have it at an angle 👍
Hey man, I wasn't even looking for a monitor arm. But I just watched your video and decided to order it.