Ergonomists Rate The Best Monitor Arms
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.
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.
The ZipView Unison Dual Monitor Arm provides a unique feature (both monitors moving in unison) without any huge drawbacks.
The Ergotron HX Desk Dual Monitor Arm provides a solid and easily adjustable option for attaching multiple monitors to a standing desk.
The long-awaited Ergotron Trace Dual is the ultimate solution for a problem that’s been vexing adjustable height workstation users with monitors arms for years.
Along with stylish looks and excellent quality, the iMovR Compass Dual Monitor Arm ranks at the top on several vital monitor arm performance specs.
Along with stylish looks and excellent quality, the iMovR Compass Single Monitor Arm ranks at the top on several vital monitor arm performance specs.
The long-awaited Ergotron Trace is the ultimate solution for a problem that’s been vexing adjustable height workstation users with monitors arms for years.
The Stand Steady Freestanding Ergonomic Monitor Arm starts at $79.99 and has versions for two monitors, three monitors and four monitors.
The Stand Steady Clamp-On Ergonomic Monitor Arm is $89.99, can mount up to four monitors, features cord management hooks and has an easy assembly.
The Stand Up Desk Store Triple Monitor Mount is very cheap and you can tell in the quality of the arm. It likely won't hold a monitor steady and won't last for long.
Single-display monitor arm with a mechanical spring function at a reasonable price to help improve ergonomic use of a standing desk.