Ergotron HX Wall Mount Monitor Arm - Mounting kit (articulating arm, wall mount, pivot, mounting hardware, extension part) for Monitor - white - screen size: up to 42" - wall-mountable

Beau désign et arrive à supporter le poids de l'odyssey 57". Attention au mur sur lequel il est fixé, la platine est petite. c'est un problème si on doit fixer le bras sur un support autre que du beton armé (dans le cas de l'odyssey 57").

Awesome arm

Expensive, but this is a really high quality and very sturdy mount with great motion. Its probably grossly over-engineered for almost any monitor, even the 49" ultrawide behemoths. This is what you want if you have a really big monitor, want to mount a decent sized TV or you just want the best money can buy.That said, there is one monitor its can't quite deal with and that's the Samsung G9 Odyssey due to its ridiculous 1000R curve putting too much strain on the tilt mechanism. You need to buy a heavy duty tilt adapter that was made specifically to work with the G9, which you can find at this link:https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08P53X9PF/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1I think its ridiculous they charge an additional $65 just for it to work with a very popular monitor since its a mount that already costs $275, that's why I almost knocked off a star. The heavy duty tilt mechanism should be offered as an option. Still, I did research and don't know of any other mount which works with such a behemoth like the G9 so it still earns the full 5 stars.PRO TIP: for other prospective ultrawide owners: These things are huge and will take up most of your desk space, especially the G9 that's probably why you are looking at wall mounting it in the first place. It does work great to free up space underneath the monitor, but mounting it was more of a challenge than I thought. With a mount like the Ergotron If you want your monitor as close to the wall as possible (almost everyone would Id think) the mount position will be pretty far offset compared to the centerline of your monitor and it MUST be mounted to a stud. I strongly suggest you make sure you have a wall stud compatible with where you want the centerline of your monitor to be before you drop a lot of money on this. I am including a picture to help you visualize the offset. My problem was my desk being in the corner and I had a window in the way, so I had to offset the mount twice as wide as I previously thought I would because I didn't want to drill through my window trim. Still love it and it looks good but now I can't move my monitor to the other side of my desk. Oh well

I am absolutely delighted with this. I have a Samsung G9. I bought this and the special Ergotron Heavy Duty Mount. I was terrified of fitting it, especially as it's all held on with just two screws. I elected to use "Fischer FSA Sleeve Anchors Silver 10 x 85mm M8", drilling right through might dot n dab wall into the breeze block. It holds perfectly, and even with my shoddy DIY skills, my G9 is safe. Definitely have 2 people for lifting the monitor onto the arm safely. And also expect it to initially sag once fitted. You tighten it once the monitor is on to calibrate it for the given weight. Then it will hold position anywhere you place it. Instructions give handy measurements to help guide where to place the mount vs where you want the monitor to end up, but you only need to be approximate, thanks to the arm being so adjustable. It's fantastic, and perfect pair with a G9 as long as you upgrade to the mount.

Ergotron had not only the highest quality but best customer support. I asked them how to make tilting easier and they sent me a very specific guide and docs for my exact needs. It is sturdy, strong, slick and holds really well even on the weirdest angles