Secretlab MAGNUS Monitor Arm (Super Heavy Duty Edition) - Designed for Ultrawide Monitors - Up to 57 inches, 8-16 kg - Includes Super Strong Tilt Pivot

Perfekt

This mount is supporting a Samsung Odyssey G9 57" (far from a light monitor). I read many reviews and was reluctant to spend this kind of money on a monitor arm. However, upon my research, I found that not just any arm can support this weight without dropping from the desired position. The directions are very clear and the materials used are high quality. All around it's a premium monitor arm, no regrets.

Super, ich nehmen meinen Samsung G95 57 Zoll curved für die Arbeit und zum Sim Racing. Mit diesem Schwenkarm ist es mir möglich, den Monitor bis auf die Schreibtisch Platte abzusenken. Das benötige ich, wenn ich den Schreibtischsessel gegen das Sim Rig Tausche. Dazu noch den Schreibtisch absenken. Umgebaut innerhalb einer Minute, für mich perfekt!

EDIT 1 year later: still going strong and would still highly recommend for the Neo G9 57” This arm carries a pretty hefty price tag but if you have something like a Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 57” then you might as well go all out. Even though this is part of the Magnus line, I’m not using this with the secret lab Magnus desk. I have a regular solid wood standing desk that is about 1.5” thick and it still works as expected. The packaging is awesome and very professional. It does not feel cheap in the slightest and has a significant amount of heft to it. The installation was easy, however, it’s pretty awkward to have the monitor be resting on the box while you’re trying to screw in the mounting screws. But that’s more of a problem with the monitor than the stand. The range of the arm is great allows for significant tilt in virtually every axis and freed up a ton of space on my desk from the original stand. I did not notice any sag from the arm or joints. I’m going to keep the tilt handles on as they’re completely hidden behind the monitor, which is a huge plus and allows for easier mobility. The only gripe I have has to do with the table mounting plate where the instructions say that the back must flush with the edge of the table. However, when I did that there was a significant gap on both the top and the bottom plates that are supposed to rest flat as you can see in the pictures. I ended up leaving about a half inch gap between the table and the back of the mounting plate. Not sure if this is a defect or expected. Overall, it seems super durable and is able to support the weight of this huge monitor and I highly recommend. I’ll keep this post updated over the next couple of months to see how it turns out.

Arrived defective, Manufacturer didnt comply to a solution Unacceptable, especially for a wannabe "Premium" Product