Reviews PORT CONNECT monitor holder for desk edge/bolt, 1 arm, VESA up to 32", white
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Daniel, Praha 8 - Karlín
Rated 22/10/2023, variant PORT CONNECT monitor holder for desk edge/bolt, 1 arm, VESA up to 32", white
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It does not match the advertised qualities.
Looks nice.
I have a 32" monitor weighing 7.3kg. The shoulder goes down immediately. The piston won't hold it, even though it's supposed to be up to 8kg for 32".
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Kristián, Bratislava
Rated 09/07/2023, variant PORT CONNECT monitor holder for desk edge/bolt, 1 arm, VESA up to 32", white
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expected more for the price
solid construction
holds well
so hard to manipulate that it loosens the grip on the table when i try to move it. it feels like the hinge is glued in at times
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Vlastimil, Napajedla
Rated 24/11/2022, variant PORT CONNECT monitor holder for desk edge/bolt, 1 arm, VESA up to 32", white
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Looks good.
Solid metal construction
Space to hide cables (up to 4 thicker power/HDMI/DVI cables could fit - I have 3)
Can be installed by mounting on or through the table top
Rotating the two bottom joints horizontally (not the joint on the VESA mount) is very difficult. The bottom joint cannot be loosened at all and the middle joint can only be tightened.
At the point of contact between the base and the table, the surface of the base is not completely filled, the base has only a narrow metal edge around the perimeter and 4 rubber wheels, so there is no better distribution of the force of the base on the table top. With lesser quality boards, there is a risk of engraving the base into the board or even breaking the board, typically e.g. for the "cardboard" top of IKEA tables. I have such a table myself, I prefer to pad the base with a rubber pad, nothing has broken yet.
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