VIVO Single Laptop Desk Mount Stand, STAND-V001L
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VIVO Single Laptop Desk Mount Stand, STAND-V001L
$39.99
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VIVO Single Laptop Desk Mount Stand, STAND-V001L Description
- Laptop Desk Mount Compatibility – This ventilated 14” x 11.8” tray is designed to fit most laptops and notebooks on the market (up to 17″) and supports weights up to 22 lbs. Mounts to desks up to 3.4″ thick with a heavy-duty C-clamp or up to 3″ thick with the optional grommet mount.
- Flexible Articulation – Adjustable arm offers +90° to -90° tilt, 180° swivel, 360° rotation, and height adjustment along the center pole. Position your tray where it’s most comfortable for an ergonomic setup.
- Integrated Cable Management – Keep your power and AV cords clean and organized with detachable cable clips on the arms and center pole.
- Easy Installation – All hardware and instructions are provided for easy assembly. This stand provides dual mounting options for either your compatible laptop or a monitor up to 32″ in size (also holds ultrawide screens up to 38″).
- We’ve Got You Covered – This sturdy steel and aluminum laptop mount is backed with a 3 Year Manufacturer Warranty and friendly tech support to help with any questions or concerns.
VIVO Single Laptop Desk Mount Stand, STAND-V001L Specification
Specification: VIVO Single Laptop Desk Mount Stand, STAND-V001L
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VIVO Single Laptop Desk Mount Stand, STAND-V001L Reviews (9)
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Valerian –
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Carina V –
If you’re tired of hunching over your laptop like I was, this VIVO Laptop Desk Mount Stand is about to be your new best friend. I wasn’t sure how much of a difference it would make, but wow, I can’t imagine going back to my old setup.
First off, it’s super easy to install—like, even if you’re not the most handy person, you can totally do this. The C-clamp attaches securely to your desk, and the arm is fully adjustable, so you can get your laptop exactly where you want it. Whether you’re sitting, standing, or just switching up your workspace, this stand has got you covered.
It holds my 15-inch laptop like a champ, but it can handle up to 17 inches, so it’s versatile too. The whole thing feels sturdy, and the black finish is sleek and doesn’t take up much space. My desk looks cleaner, and my neck is thanking me every day. Seriously, if you’re thinking about getting one, just do it—you won’t regret it!
andres jimenez –
Bought this product to free up desk space at work, and so I could position my laptop at eye-level whilst connected to a bluetooth keyboard. when it arrived there was a screw missing, but customer support were very helpful and refunded my money allowing me to purchase a replacement. The replacement arrived quickly and was fully intact. The instructions are easy to follow and the stand was fairly simple to set up. I am very happy with my purchase as I now have a sturdy stand that holds my laptop and allows me to work away quite happily. When not in use I can move and fold the arm out of the way. A great product which I have recommended to family and friends.
andres jimenez –
El producto es de materiales resistentes, de buena calidady buen terminado . Se instala con facilidad y las articulaciones permiten colocar la laptop en cualquier angulo, inclinación o altura que se requiera; tambien tiene guías para ordenar los cables y dar un aspecto con mas estilo. Fue una buena compra
Miss L A Hutchison –
Très content de cet achat, les matériaux sont solides. Je m’en sers depuis plusieurs mois et j’en suis entièrement satisfait. Je recommande ce produit.
Dufus Johnson –
Bought it to hold a keyboard and mouse touchpad combo. Really solid while typing. No bouncing at all, even when the arm is fully extended. I’m going to buy another one to hold my 17″ laptop since I’m now certain it would do the job without even breaking a sweat. Super easy to put together and install on a table via the clamp. Two extremely beefy turn screws to anchor to the table. Clamp has a rubber pad so it won’t scratch your table. Clamp bolts together from two parts using 2 hex-head screws (hex wrench included) and there are 3 sets of screws so you can adapt the clamp to fit from a normal desk thickness all the way to a ridiculous 4″ thick. Mounting bracket and pole looks like it could survive a nuclear war. Be careful to tighten the arm clamp to the pole sufficiently or it might slowly walk down the pole each time you rotate the arm. You can verify this by seeing that the arm clamp does not rotate on the pole along with the arm. Subtle if you don’t notice it at first, but very important in my case since the arm passes over some other electronics when I rotate it. The tray that comes with it is way too big for my keyboard, but it does work and is very solid. As I said earlier, the tray would hold a very large laptop with no problems at all. The good thing here is that the tray attaches with 4 bolts to a simple mounting plate, so any tray with the properly spaced holes would fit. I’m going to build a custom tray for my keyboard today. Should be awesome when it’s done. Last thing is that the arm and joints that support the tray are quite thick, so they hang down about 2.5″ under the tray. Thus, if you want to have your keyboard/laptop/whatever float just above your table (or as in my case, just above some other electronics), the best you can do is about 3″ above. However, I’ll take that in exchange for the insane stability and strength of this thing. I wish they sold additional arms for mounting other stuff to the same pole since there is no doubt it can handle it. The table lip would break off before the mount failed. In my case, the arm joints were too tight to easily move the keyboard around, so I popped off the caps as suggested by another reviewer and loosened them just a bit. Now the keyboard glides around with a minimal effort but still stays in place while in use.
UPDATE: I now own 3 of these and they are awesome. Since you can’t (apparently) purchase just another arm, I bought one just for the arm, so I now have 2 arms mounted happily on one pole. The third holds my laptop on another desk.
RavynFyre –
I have a very small desk space and I need to use two computers at the same time sometimes, so I was hoping to find something that would allow me to elevate the computer I used the least and shove it off to the side to keep from wasting desk space. This stand ended up being exactly what I was looking for…. *mostly*.
While it did elevate my second laptop, and it does allow me to shove that laptop out of the way whenever it is not in use, it does have a couple of flaws that will require some fiddling with to make this product work as intended.
First, the laptop platform is wide enough for a standard Dell laptop, with a lot more depth than I really needed, but that allows me to keep a couple of tools within easy reach now. However, my biggest complaint is that this laptop platform is very very wobbly as assembled. The platform simply slides into a track on the arm, and then you secure the two pieces together with a nut… however, there is still a LOT of play between the track on the platform, and the plate on the arm. I had to use zip ties to “shim” between the rails of the track and the plate in order to take the wobble out of the whole part the laptop sits on. It wasn’t a *lot* of wobble – maybe a distance of a quarter of an inch at the sides, all told – but any wobble at all was very irritating as I attempted to work on the laptop secured there. After making my “shims” to close the gap, the wobble is significantly decreased, and I can work comfortably now.
The other issue I had was how the assembly was a bit fiddly and almost required three or four hands during the process at times… but I managed it with judicious use of knees and elbows.
Finally, I was afraid that I was going to either break the adjustment screw ot strip it, to make sure that the pitch adjustment of the laptop platform would stay where I put it, rather than tipping forward under the weight of a pretty lightweight computer. I eventually plucked up my courage and just kept tightening well past when I should have been able to stop, because if I couldn’t get the laptop platform to stay relatively horizontal, it wouldn’t matter if I broke the adjuster or not, because it wouldn’t work anyway. It did eventually tighten up, although it doesn’t take as much force as it should to tip it downward again, so I’m not sure how long that will last. If I tightened something that tight on an engine block, I’d crack something… so with that expectation in mind, the adjuster SHOULD have stayed put… without having to almost break the tool to do it.
Speaking of tools, the nice thing about this mount is that they include *almost* every tool you need to assemble it, and even include a place for you to store the tools they included right on the mount, so you always have them handy if you need to make an adjustment. The only tool they didn’t include was a screwdriver, which will be absolutely necessary to properly mount the laptop platform to the mounting plate.
The rest of the construction is quite good, very sturdy, and adjustments are easy and smooth. Even when fully tightened down, you can still swing the arm around to get it out of your way or to pull it into place to work on. The arm is very durable, and the post the arm is mounted on is thick and sturdy. I did end up cutting that pole in half because I didn’t need to raise my second laptop that high, and the unused portion of the pole was rather obtrusive on the view past that part of my desk. But that worked out well, and it currently fits exactly my needs.
All in all, this was exactly the mount I needed to simplify and streamline my desk so that I didn’t lose a large piece of real estate there. It wasn’t perfect out of the box, but it only took me about an hour after I finished assembling it to make all the adjustments and changes to it to make it behave in the intended fashion. Don’t be afraid to “over-tighten” things, because otherwise, it might not be stable for you. Otherwise, it’s a good piece of equipment, and I recommend it if you’re willing to fiddle if needed.
Dave –
Surprisingly sturdy considering it’s anchored to a small glass desk and I have the arm fully extended with a 9lb+ 18″ laptop on it. BTW, yes it fits my 18″ behemoth, but it does overhang about 1/2″ on each side. I do wish it came with some foam padding for extra grip and protection but I can easily add that myself. And lucky me I ordered it around 6pm and it came the next morning at about 8am! I also have a VIVO vertical dual screen mount that is also excellent.
Rae –
I read the reviews before deciding to get this item. It is sturdy, make sure to read the guide before you open the bags of screws because it comes with different option of mounting so there are some extra items that comes with the installation pack. It’s a great option to have, I know there are people who says that the plate wobbles, you need to use a wrench to tighten some of the nut, by just using your fingers cannot work out well. Take your time to adjust (at least i did) and it is still working well for me even thought i tighten and loosen it quite a number of times. Now i can put my wireless keyboard and mouse under also because I have a small desk. Note: If you choose the clamp option, your table will not be flushed to the wall, so if that irks you, make sure you install it through the table (you need to drill a hole through the desk or get a desk that has the hole).