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I'm looking to buy a monitor arm.

 

Anyone got any recommendations for a good quality arm that has easy height adjustment as well as screen angle adjustment?

 

Preferably the clamp onto the desk type as I need to maximise the desk space.

 

(It's for an office user - not students)

 

Thanks

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I'm looking to buy a monitor arm.

 

Anyone got any recommendations for a good quality arm that has easy height adjustment as well as screen angle adjustment?

 

Preferably the clamp onto the desk type as I need to maximise the desk space.

 

(It's for an office user - not students)

 

Thanks

 

Hiya Al,

 

How about the below,

 

 

http://img.misco.co.uk/images/uploadedimages/large/20090602112201.jpg

 

Extended height range up to 410mm

Extended reach range up to 527mm

Supplied with both desk clamp & 'through desk' grommet fittings

Cable management for clutter free work space

Easy handle adjustment - ideal for multi user environment

Manufactured in robust Aluminium Alloy

Product Description Comrac Archer Desk Mount

Device Type Manual Desk Mount

Colour Silver

Suggested Screen Size 15" to 21"

Weight Capacity 4kg to 8kg

VESA Standards 75 x 75 mm

100 x 100 mm

Manufacturer Warranty 2 Years

 

http://img.systemaxdev.com/productmedia/htmlimages/cten/crk/crk-1/158409.jpg

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Although not as fancy as the CP option, Thomas Computer Supplies have supplied me with some cheap, basic, good quality arms for our office staff.
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Although not as fancy as the CP option, Thomas Computer Supplies have supplied me with some cheap, basic, good quality arms for our office staff.

 

It's for the HT :D and I've just been asked to provide a 21" monitor too :). One concern is that in the past the clamps have been unreliable and come loose over time. Has technology improved on this?

 

Are the gas assisted ones any better?

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Although not as fancy as the CP option, Thomas Computer Supplies have supplied me with some cheap, basic, good quality arms for our office staff.

 

Ric, was it the Exponent ones you got??

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