VIVO Black Under Desk and Wall Office PC Mount, MOUNT-PC01 | 3.5 to 7.8 inch Wide Adjustable Computer Mount, CPU Case Machine Holder Stand, Swivel and Secure Locking, Holds 22 lbs

Fist of all, this mount does exactly what it's designed to do, which is to hold a CPU within a specified size range. As far as I could tell from my own measurements, Vivo's specifications accurately reflect the size CPU case this mount will accommodate. Frankly, most modern CPU's will fit this mount with room to spare. CPU cases have shrunk considerably in recent years, the major exception being gaming PCs, in which case a more expensive mount is warranted. It is unfortunate that so many buyers have chosen to vent their anger at having ordered the wrong mount by giving it mediocre ratings. To echo one of the other reviews, don't drill into your desk until you've checked to see that your CPU will fit this mount. However, if you do, please don't blame Vivo for your mistake. It isn't fair to those for whom this mount is perfect.That the height isn't continuously adjustable should not be an issue for most. Unless the intent is to mount this in an SUV and take it off-road, a properly seated CPU isn't going to go anywhere. The top of the CPU is held in place by a clamp from the side and as long as the clamp is made snug with the CPU, not even a minor earthquake should shake it loose. I doubt the internal components of the CPU are mounted as securely. Potential buyers shouldn't be deterred by by reports of a gap between the case and the top of the mount. If your CPU's dimensions will fit this mount, this is an incredibly solid mount and a real bargain.Before I proceed, let me state for the record that my computer is an iMac, so there is no CPU case. What I have is a CyberPower 1500VA uninterruptible power supply, which is similar in size and shape to that of a CPU case. In fact, it's heavier than most CPUs, but still well-within specs for this mount. I have a small desk with no space available underneath it, but a lot of space behind it, so this mount is a perfect way to get the UPS out of the way, yet keep it accessible for plugging in a multitude of components. The top is wider that the available space, even set at the minimum size, but I was able to mount it high enough on the back of the desk that it clears the window sill, fitting perfectly. The top of the mount was a perfect place to mount a Vivo dual-arm VESA mount, and all I had to do was to remove the existing, rotating bracket and use the existing holes for the attachment. It was as if they designed it with that in mind.Overall, I can find no fault with the construction of the mount. It's designed for multiple points of attachment to a desk, including mounting it under a desk, and the mount is very solid and sturdy. Adjustments for the size of the CPU are very easy to make and the mount should accommodate a wide variety of CPU cases (or UPS units), except perhaps for do-it-yourself computers built in oversize cases, and oversize gaming PC's, especially those with liquid cooling. Even with the modifications I made to attach a dual VESA stand to the mount and to install a UPS, installation took less than an hour using a cordless drill, some driver bits and a set of wrenches. I could not be happier with the simplicity, versatility and sturdiness of the design

This is an excellent product in every way. It really has a lot of options. Although a little expensive, I believe it's worth it.I used it to mount an extra mid size tower PC on the under side of a standing desk. The swivel gives easier access to the front and back. Very solid, very well designed, very well made. Not sure if I would recommend it for wall mount, but it does have that option. It was reasonably easy to install if you have a small drill bit and a screw gun.

I ended up getting some 1/4-20 wood inserts and bolts to increase the load capacity of this guy. Overall, it's functional and the ability to twist it for access to the rear ports is an overall plus that comes with suspending the machine.My only complaint is that it's a bit wobbly, which if you have a standing desk means that you'll want to be confident in the mount and add a bit of support under your GPU to stabilize it. Getting your PC on is as difficult as it is heavy.I kept my PC with a several inches of space for the exhaust.Some mentioend that the mount is slanted. You have to push the PC and brace until it's vertical and then secure it.

Wow works like a CHARM. Used this for a UPS under the desk and looks and works amazing. Definitely helped improve the aesthetics of my desk. I would say it’s reaching the weight limit but it’s holding up like a champ! It was really easy to install, the material is a very good metal, and can be adjusted to the size of whatever you use it for. I recommend it!!!

I didn’t measure my case so this was not wide enough but I made a little adapter and it works great under my adjustable desk

Its a great computer holder for the most part. The reason for the 3 stars is the height is not big enough for larger computer cases. It fit my original computer case from 2017 (just barely). Once I got a slightly larger case this year it no longer fits and I will be forced to buy a new one.

This VIVO desktop mount was everything I could have asked for! I RARELY write reviews, but when a product or service over-delivers like this one I need to spread the word. This product, right out of the box fit my workstation desktop computer perfectly. The range of adjustment and weight capacity are perfect for modern PCs. My Lenovo P348 was kind of in the middle of the range accommodation. The instructions are great, it comes with under-desk and wall mounting hardware. Now my mini CAD station is contained and ready to roll from room to room! This saved me about 6 hours of designing, metal fabricating and painting my own mount system...and it swivels! (great for making connections to the back of the machine). I couldn't be more satisfied... what a deal!! and delivered same day for free (with PRIME).

I have the gaming computers. This case won't work for any of them, for different reasons:1. My biggest PC is 8.25" and although it could have worked, the slot that controls width has a hard cut off for exactly 8 inches. If you case is 1/16" wider IT WILL NOT WORK, PERIOD. I even tried removing the width support to strap it to the one side but that was foolish, the mount bends at an angle.2. My second case fits but is too heavy. I think having a big graphics card and AIO cooler are the main reason. Again, the whole bracket tilts. It technically works but the entire computer is supported by the integrity of A SINGLE SCREW. And two pieces of metal under opposing stress on that screw, I don't trust it.3. The third one fits the mount itself just fine. But it doesn't fit my desk because in order to support it in the center of the case it would run through the center metal support of my desk.Before you buy, make sure:1. Your case MUST be fewer than 8" wide. At exactly 8" it might work but will be difficult to slide in. My case is totally scratched from this.2. Your case PROBABLY should not exceed the stuff limit. One of my PCs exceeded that by 4 pounds and it was terrifying. I would not trust it.3. Your DESK must be able to support the MIDDLE if your case with plenty of room to drill holes. If your desk has a metal bar in the middle you need plenty of room on the front side.4. Even if your desk has room to mount the holder, make sure the desk support bar and legs do not obstruct where your case will fit when in position. My desk has a thicker metal cross beam than the mount so I was limited even more to the height of my case (this wasn't a problem for any of my cases, though.

I was pleased with the quality of this bracket. Very robust design and quality steel and the finish is good. Works perfectly and my hefty tower fits well. Allows me to use a FlexiSpot standing desk now. It is perfectly robust enough. i had reservations about the screw size to fit the bracket under my desk especially with the weight of my tower but the screws were fine and i have had no problems.

My desk was a total mess, seem not to be big enough as I had a lot of desk space taken up by other things. So what did I do about it? First I bought a 49 in curved monitor which I love, and added an adjustable heavy duty stand to hold the monitor. That freed up alot of room.Next I bought this under desk stand, I had to fabricate it abit as I couldn't fit the PC tower in it as the tower was too big, so make sure you check your measurements and make the mistake I did, secondly I bought this in black and spayed it white, as the white stands were more expensive and had to wait a while for delivery, I'm impatient lol, make sure you haven't got any obstruction under you desk like I did where you plan to place it. I have a sit and stand orgonomic desk with a motor and wire in the planned attachment area, so I made a mounting plate which I attached to the desk and then mounted the PC stand onto the plate. Now all that is on my desktop area is my keyboard and mouse. So in ending, first make sure your PC tower will fit the stand and secondly make sure you have no obstruction under you desk that will complicate mounting... product is good 👍 does its job and the quality fantastic. Do recommend 👌 keeps PC tower of the ground, out of the way while having plenty of air circulating to the Tower.

This under-mount PC holder is amazingly sturdy and well constructed solution that allows mounting the PC holder either under-desk or on a wall. No regrets on this purchase and highly recommend to others needing the same.Dry-fitting my PC (large tower format) prior to installation was a simple process and I it also made me more confident that my PC would not come crashing to the floor sometime in the future. The design allows for supporting tower and desktop chassis of various dimensions, so I know that I can use this for many years to come on my next PC platforms.Screws provided within the kit and the associated mounting holes permit mounting the PC either under a desk or on wall. Instructions were very well made and spelled out how to use the different mounting options, including wall-mounting into a concrete/solid wall, where required.Using four decently sized wood screws with washers (provided) I securely fastened the mount into the plywood underside of my desk. A single large bolt and metal nut (with nylon insert) secured the solidly built upper-mount to the frame, yet let me dial in the best rotation tension. This is useful to turn the PC after installation for quick access to external ports of the PC -- yet not accidentally allow the PC to freely swing around if a cable was tugged.Rubber pads (also provided) ensured that the PC case would not get scratched over time. Instructions included with the kit showed where to correctly place them. This was a small but important detail that took the guesswork out of the whole installation process.TIP: The multiple small rubber adhesive-backed pads provided in the mounting kit should be sufficient to prevent scratching or marring of the PC's exterior finish. However since I had purchased a collection of felt pads at big box stores some time back, I decided to add even more padding.By placing a rigid felt pad (4"x6") on the top where the PC meets the mount as well as two adhesive-backed small felt pads (1" diameter) on the side clamp, I could tighten the PC down as much as I could and not risk any wiggle, vibration or scratching of the PC's chassis. While not required, but just a bit of extra insurance using stuff lying around the house.

good for price

Works well, just about fits my nzxt h210i case.