Ultrawide monitor mount recommendations?

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I'm looking for people's experiences with monitor arms for 34" ultrawides.

Have a monitor on a standing desk I'm dual purposing for a small workbench / soldering desk, so freeing up the extra space is a major bonus, but also need confidence sliding the monitor out of the way whilst I'm flicking solder everywhere!

Any thoughts on decent value units?
 
I use this one, can either clamp to the desk or drill a hole through to bolt it to the desk, get the odd slight wobble if you knock the desk but I get that when its on it factory stand as well (Phillips 346P) description says 13"-32" inch but my monitor comes in at about 25kg so below max weight for the stand but obviously check the weight of your monitor first. Been using for 6 months and have moved my desk a couple of time with the monitor still attached and had no issues.


EDIT: Helps to actually put the link in :rolleyes:
 
peahead said:
My Alienware 34" is mounted one of these for the last two years.

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Will give that one a to thanks, not the cheapest but seems to be frequently mentioned. I was torn between that one and LGTENPRO but haven't heard from as many people using that!

@peahead do you have the mount central or off to one side? Seen a few people mounting the base on the left of the desk to flatten the mech a little against walls, windows etc.
 
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DHR said:
Will give that one a to thanks, not the cheapest but seems to be frequently mentioned. I was torn between that one and LGTENPRO but haven't heard from as many people using that!

@peahead do you have the mount central or off to one side? Seen a few people mounting the base on the left of the desk to flatten the mech a little against walls, windows etc.
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It's mounted off to one side of my desk yes, you don't need to use the whole length you can make is shorter if you wish.
 
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