Pholiten Universal VESA Mount Adapter for Tablets, 2-in-1 Laptops, 15.6 inch Portable Monitors & Phone,ESA 100x100, Adjustable Laptop Holder, Extend to 6.1-8 inch

My review will be on the reinforcement plates, since this seller has multiple items. The reinforcement plates to protect the desk are solid and well worth the price. They function exceptionally well and feel high quality. They are fairly large and bulky however, so if you don't have much clearance on the sides of your desk, these won't fit. The top should be fine, but the bottom metal piece will jut out if you have your table legs and too close to the edge and that piece holding the top of the desk is too far to the edge. I felt I got my money's worth.

I bought this for my Cintiq 13hd to make it compatible monitor arm. Because of the adjustable nature of it, it did work. As you can see in the photo it did require overlap, which means the monitor is not quite 'flat'. However, to its credit, it does say it's for "frame heights of 10.47 to 16.2 inches"- which this is not. Since it is my fault, and it managed to work anyhow, I will not be detracting stars from the score.Despite the fact it says 13 inches at the minimum, it's good to note that a 13 inch monitor seems to normally be 9.5 inches or less when maintaining a 16:9 aspect ratio. This would be too small and lead to the necessary overlap I had. It could possibly be suitable for a 4:3 ratio monitor however! Just keep an eye on the measurements in advance.The product itself seems quality, especially for the low price. The metal doesn't feel thin and I have doubts it'll break. Make sure the screws are tightened as much as once you're 100% sure all is together. I would recommend checking on the hex nuts and tightening it every once in a while for proper maintenance.----As a note about stands: Some VESA plates have open holes and large holes on one side, this can make it harder to put it on, and made me not want to adjust the adapter parts on that side further. That is why I only adjusted the that only used one screw. It would've been more comfortable and easier to assemble / adjust appropriately if they were all just the small holes away from the edge. This is not a fault of the adapter and it does work anyway. Just something to be mindful of. If you're curious, this one is the North Bayou F80.If you are considering this for a Cintiq 13hd: I used the smallest connector screws. I also kept the default stand on since it added the thickness needed to make it work, plus it adds a layer of 'padding' to hopefully protect the Cintiq from damage and the anti-slip material which might help keep it still. It can also take a bit of time adjusting it to be perfectly snug, but once it was I feel it was secure enough to put it vertically without it falling yet.

Made from heavy duty metal with a thin foam cushion layer, perfect for heavier monitor mounts that use C clamps. I bought it for the dual monitor mount to go on my glass top desk. The mount ended up being padded and these were overkill, but I kept them because they are better than what come with most mounts.

This mount works well in general and has no issue holding my Fire Max 11. But it doesn't swivel, which means you have to mount this in portrait or landscape, then you're locked to that choice unless you want to take it apart and change orientation.It seems like it would be really easy to add a little plastic ball joint like a lot of holders have, and that would have made this a lot more attractive. Still, for the price I'd say it's a good buy, but do be aware of this limitation as for most people, the ability to easily change layout is pretty critical.

I have an Ikea desktop that is a hollow surface composed of pressed cardboard that is sandwiched between some thin layers of plywood, covered in a very thin laminate that is approximately 5/8 inch thick (about 16mm). It looks decent but is soft, scratches easily and is prone to flexing on the edges.I have a 32-inch 4k monitor mounted in through desk mount and that feels sturdy, but wasn't confident with an AmazonBasics/Ergotron arm with a smaller but heavier 27-inch 2K monitor mounted using a clamp arm on the edge of the desk.There are so many of these monitor reinforcement plates but I chose this one because of the large top and bottom plate that are wider rather than longer (from the back of the desk to the front) and it was also the least expensive at the time. Having had it installed for several months, I can say that it was a good choice and I don't feel that I'm missing anything having spent less for a great mounting plate.

Protects and ensures quality of life improvements. This one is great for the price.

Cheap. Spent more hours trying to put it together then it was worth. Once it was together the little tiny screws in the back wouldn't stay and the arms kept slipping apart. The tiny little wrench was so tiny my hand couldn't keep a hold of it. Tiny screws kept spinning and wouldn't tighten. I would not recommend this product

I attached the bracket on top of the monitor arm using two screws M4 x 16. It did work with my monitor arm. See attached pictures.The bracket holds PC well, but I decided to secure PC box with the cable ties.If you don't have monitor arm, you can attach this bracket to back of the monitor. However it the VESA mount on your monitor is recessed, this bracket won't fit properly.The bracket is flimsy, and I wouldn't recommend to use it as a monitor arm extension.