How do I find a adjustable stand for my monitor?

[Mangrovius]

So I own a MSI G273Q, but it's a bit low in height so I want to increase the height so to speak, so that I don't need to bend my head down and can just keep it straight, but I have no idea how to do that. How do I find a stand that will fit on my monitor and is adjustable in height? Do you guys have any recommendations for stands?

P.S I would prefer not wall mounting it and I'm from the Netherlands, don't know if that matters

[Eigenvektor]

If the monitor has a Vesa Mount you could get a monitor arm that attaches to your desk. Cheaper option, place it on some books or similar.

[Mangrovius]

14 minutes ago, Eigenvektor said:

If the monitor has a Vesa Mount you could get a monitor arm that attaches to your desk. Cheaper option, place it on some books or similar.

How do I check if it has a vesa mount? I don't know what that is

[Levent]

10 minutes ago, Mangrovius said:

How do I check if it has a vesa mount? I don't know what that is

https://www.msi.com/Monitor/Optix-G273QF/Specification

You look at the page where you normally look.

[Mangrovius]

Just now, Levent said:

https://www.msi.com/Monitor/Optix-G273QF/Specification

You look at the page where you normally look.

1. I don't know where I normally look cause I have no idea what I'm doing and 2. that's not my monitor. I have the 273Q, and that is for the 273QF

[jaslion]

1 hour ago, Mangrovius said:

1. I don't know where I normally look cause I have no idea what I'm doing and 2. that's not my monitor. I have the 273Q, and that is for the 273QF

Same monitors just regional variants.

 

Should also say it on the box/in the manual. You should notice 4 holes on the back of the screen (potential obscures by the monitor foot rn). Thats where you screw a vesa bracket in to and that bracket attaches to the monitor arm.

 

Most already have that piece on the arm integrated. So basically you can get any vesa 100*100 compatible monitor arm that supports the weight of the screen

[Mangrovius]

3 hours ago, jaslion said:

Same monitors just regional variants.

 

Should also say it on the box/in the manual. You should notice 4 holes on the back of the screen (potential obscures by the monitor foot rn). Thats where you screw a vesa bracket in to and that bracket attaches to the monitor arm.

 

Most already have that piece on the arm integrated. So basically you can get any vesa 100*100 compatible monitor arm that supports the weight of the screen

tyvm