Fellowes Seasa Single Monitor Arm for Up to 32 Inch Monitors - Black

Great

This monitor arm is perfect for my desk area. The stand is adjustable both in height making for better viewing comfort, but also the screen can be rotated 360 degrees, it can be tikted up and down and moved side to side. Along with its cable management, they is a great fully adjustable moniter arm

Matt, 45 - 54

Smart, Sturdy and Highly Adjustable

I’ve been using the Fellowes Freestanding Single Monitor Arm in my cramped home office, and it’s made a real difference. It gives me much more flexibility to position my monitor at the perfect height, making my workspace far more comfortable and ergonomic. Assembly was straightforward, and I liked that it came with all the tools needed to attach it to my monitor. The freestanding design means I didn’t have to clamp it to my desk, giving me more freedom to position it exactly where I wanted. It has a clean, low-profile look, and the built-in cable management helps keep everything neat and tidy. It comfortably supports my monitor and is suitable for screens up to 32 inches. The 5-year limited warranty is also reassuring and gives confidence in the product’s quality. Overall, this is a well-designed, sturdy monitor arm that’s ideal if you need more desk space and better monitor positioning. I’d happily recommend it.

Goodsy, 45 - 54

Great item!

I was looking for a free standing monitor stand that does not clamp to the desk as mine doesn't allow for this and this was ideal. It fits up to a 32 inch monitor and can be tilted up 45 degrees up or down to get the best position. It is also easy to adjust the height and has slots for cables to pass through so keeps everything tidy. The base is pretty study once built and I wouldn't have any concerns with it toppling over. Obviously you desk will need to have enough space for the base however I have found it much smaller than my original monitor stand. Easy to build, over all, great item!

Cludsy, 35 - 44

Excellent Monitor Arm. VESA compatible.

Great product. Firstly make sure your intended monitor has VESA mounting holes on the back. Many budget monitors don’t. The instructions provided are very good and easy to follow. But make sure you read them first! Assembly was easy except one threaded hole that had a bit of metal stopping a screw going in and I had to use a thread tapping tool to clear it. I don’t think this would normally happen, the construction is actually very good. Once assembled and the VESA plate fixed to the back of the monitor it simply drops into place and a thumbscrew holds it securely. The monitor is very sturdy, and even trying to make it tip was very difficult. One advantage of this stand is you are free to move it around the desk. On the post is a useful bracket that guides cables, but also holds the 2 Allen keys needed for adjustment. I also saved all the unused bits by taping them to the underside of the base - handy if you want to change the monitor and need different parts. Overall I highly recommend this.

Froisaf, 65 or over

Fellowes monitor stand

This stand is well made and solid once built up. It comes with all the fittings required, all you need is a screwdriver to attach the bracket to the monitor, a variety of screws are supplied for monitors that have varying depths for mounting screws. Once it is all assembled you just lower the monitor bracket on to the fitting on the pole. There is a clip to store any cables to the pole, and this clip also stores the Allen keys for easy future adjustments. My existing monitor came with a quick release bracket, but it was still easy to attach the VESA bracket to the monitor and once slid into place on the stand there is a small thumb screw to hold it all together. The stand will also allow the monitor screen to be rotated for either landscape or portrait mode. On the base of the stand are rubber pads to protect the desk surface.

Ian H., 65 or over