Hazro - New Stands Coming to OCUK

hazro · 13 Jul 2012 at 01:12

We've been working on a stand for our 27" and 30" monitors for a while now and we're pleased to announce the EM31A22.

This is a 3-axis fully adjustable stand capable of supporting heavier monitors (15kg) and was specifically designed and manufactured to be rock solid and stable (no more wobbles or shakes). Many manufacturers claim support for e.g. 10kg but once you pass 8kg, they are not stable. We prototyped numerous stands (and spent a lot of money doing so) and feel this is the most solid stand out there and with support for up to 15kg, its the ONLY stand you'll ever need. (when we say 15kg, it really can support 15kg).

- Beautiful aluminium construction throughout
- Stand weighs just over 1kg
- VESA 100x100 or 75x75
- Thumb screws included with spacers for all your 27" Hazros
- Offers tilt, rotation, pivot and swivel
- Manual height set with lock lever
- Pivot lock to prevent monitor passing CoG and collapsing
- Separate inexpensive add-on available for Apple monitors
- More pics to follow

Lots and lots of interest on this across the world but available from OCUK FIRST around 10th August - price tba.

By hazro

nosluom · 13 Jul 2012 at 13:27

awesome mate, can't wait to get my hands on one

Wizzkidy · 13 Jul 2012 at 14:15

Interesting, I might get one depending on price.

Gibbo · 13 Jul 2012 at 14:21

Hi there

I look forward to recieving these into stock, from the early sample, the quality is simply untouchable.

kingy666 · 13 Jul 2012 at 16:50

That would look nice on my catleap. Just hope it is not too expensive as I was looking at another stand with glass base that was under thirty notes.

EasterEEL · 13 Jul 2012 at 16:57

It looks fairly substantial to me and quality sure looks good.

My guess around £80. Gibbo I hope you can find a way to offer a special pre-order price, please.

Sin_Chase · 13 Jul 2012 at 17:12

Any plans for desk clamping models?

Tephnos · 13 Jul 2012 at 17:55

Looks good, but the ergotrons (such as the MX) still have it beat for the sheer adjust-ability you get with those.

hazro · 13 Jul 2012 at 18:08

Tephnos said:
ergotrons (such as the MX) still have it beat for the sheer adjust-ability

We have a arm that will compete well with the MX. The MX doesn't hold our 27" or 30" models well - our sole aim is to offer a SOLID product. We have numerous arms which can 'hold' a Hazro 30" but to have one that doesn't wobble or shake with the slightest touch is what we're launching. Still under development but here is what it'll look like (uses a gas piston rather than a tension spring):

hazro · 13 Jul 2012 at 18:14

Sin_Chase said:
Any plans for desk clamping models?

Yes - the stand pictured above can be clamped with a £10 clamp mechanism instead of the base.

hazro · 13 Jul 2012 at 18:15

EasterEEL said:
My guess around £80.

You may be surprised. More to follow.

Sin_Chase · 13 Jul 2012 at 19:57

hazro said:
Yes - the stand pictured above can be clamped with a £10 clamp mechanism instead of the base.

If you can come in with a 30-40 price point to compete with similar products I will be interested!

Stolly · 13 Jul 2012 at 20:22

hazro said:
We have a arm that will compete well with the MX. The MX doesn't hold our 27" or 30" models well - our sole aim is to offer a SOLID product. We have numerous arms which can 'hold' a Hazro 30" but to have one that doesn't wobble or shake with the slightest touch is what we're launching. Still under development but here is what it'll look like (uses a gas piston rather than a tension spring):

My MX arm has held my Hazro 27" fine for over a year.....

Tephnos · 13 Jul 2012 at 20:35

hazro said:
We have a arm that will compete well with the MX. The MX doesn't hold our 27" or 30" models well - our sole aim is to offer a SOLID product. We have numerous arms which can 'hold' a Hazro 30" but to have one that doesn't wobble or shake with the slightest touch is what we're launching. Still under development but here is what it'll look like (uses a gas piston rather than a tension spring):

Ooh, now this is interesting. I get a bit of wobble holding really heavy screens, but only if I tap the stand. Excited to see how this can compare.

Is that plastic at some parts to keep the cost down? I really liked the all metal construction of the MX.

Krait · 17 Jul 2012 at 12:56

hazro said:
You may be surprised. More to follow.

If it's below that price and available then I'm game - it's also a great looking stand and if it's rock steady then thats a bonus.

tipsy · 17 Jul 2012 at 13:32

So this would be ok for my dgm?

wapcatlet · 17 Jul 2012 at 13:34

tipsy said:
So this would be ok for my dgm?

+1

Krait · 17 Jul 2012 at 13:44

tipsy said:
So this would be ok for my dgm?

I hope so - that's exactly what I want it for.

wapcatlet · 17 Jul 2012 at 13:59

Krait said:
I hope so - that's exactly what I want it for.

I'm hoping that it will be okay on a DGM because it's VESA 100x100 compatible but you can never be 100% certain I suppose.

phinix · 28 Jul 2012 at 17:34

EasterEEL said:
It looks fairly substantial to me and quality sure looks good.

My guess around £80. Gibbo I hope you can find a way to offer a special pre-order price, please.

Are you nuts?! 80 quid for a stand?
£30 max