Help with desk mount?

[Blake mcBlake]

Does anyone have recommendations for a good desk mount. I have a 34" 21:9 and soon a 27" 16:9. I use them both about the same amount so I'll need to rotate each out of the way pretty frequently

[elkenrod]

Budget?

 

My snap answer would be to purchase the "freedom arm" by Ergotech.

[Blake mcBlake]

Budget?

My snap answer would be to purchase the "freedom arm" by Ergotech.

Around $200. I really like the freedom arm I might have to go with two separate mounts instead of a double arm as the monitors are way disproportionate

[Geekazoid]

Does anyone have recommendations for a good desk mount. I have a 34" 21:9 and soon a 27" 16:9. I use them both about the same amount so I'll need to rotate each out of the way pretty frequently

I assume we're talkin' a 27" @ 1440p, as 1080p looks pretty bad at 27 inches?

[OhhTee]

You could try using a cheap rosewill dual monitor articulate mount. I use it to flip my screen view from my desk to my bed all the time when I want to watch Netflix. You just can't turn a monitor from landscape to portrait though, your monitor might fall off. It was like 40 usd, I'm happy with it so far. It's a desk clamp mount though.

[Blake mcBlake]

You could try using a cheap rosewill dual monitor articulate mount. I use it to flip my screen view from my desk to my bed all the time when I want to watch Netflix. You just can't turn a monitor from landscape to portrait though, your monitor might fall off. It was like 40 usd, I'm happy with it so far. It's a desk clamp mount though.

Rog monitor and a lg ultra wide... I'd really rather them not fall off lol

Oh u said u can't turn it nvm I read that wrong. I really need a mount that moves forward and backwards without going side to side

[OhhTee]

Rog monitor and a lg ultra wide... I'd really rather them not fall off lol Oh u said u can't turn it nvm I read that wrong. I really need a mount that moves forward and backwards without going side to side

YouTube articulating mounts, I think those are the mounts that will offer that motion. Since it has a wide range. If you have enough room you can probably achieve the "forwards and backwards" motion.