BEWISER Heavy Duty Monitor Arm Mount for 34-49 inches and Ultra 57 inches Screens,Weight Capacity Up to 44 lbs,Full Motion Height Swivel Adjustable Monitor Arm(White)

TL;DR it's actually fantastic and is the best you can ask for for $159 on amazon and worlds better with my experience of the recommended vivo mount.It's solid. I don't see any problems with the machining and everything is pretty snug, much more snug than the $100 vivo one that I got in the mail, broke, and returned in the same day. The paint is a little scuffy in which that there are some parts that seem to have less layers of the white coating but at the end of the day, fantastic stuff. Seems pretty simple to put together and mount and they got instructions. It has a screw for 180 and 360 locking, the hex screws that tighten the parts together is nicely recessed a little bit, adds a bunch of premium points compared protruding small little philips screws from the vivo.Mounting it on the table has 2 pads, one for the bottom and one for the top and I don't think I'll have any complaints. May cause warping on the table in the long run but not sure based on the thickness of the pads and the size of the base. There is quite a lot of granularity with the things you can adjust which is a pro and a con. Be prepared to get an arm work out tightening and loosening those parts, especially after you get it to work with a G9 and then swap it out for a 5" monitor that you are using since the odyssey is broken. Seems like a very specific scenario but hey, happened to me.It is definitely work to move and pivot the monitor but I also didn't put too much time in adjusting the tightness or so to see if it can alleviate some of that work for me, I just tested it out. You probably can get more tilt out of what I managed which looked like a pretty solid double digits tilt, I just wanted to test it shortly that it could. It acts like how you would expect a normal monitor arm to act given the constraints on the degrees of freedom that it can rotate and move to.It's definitely something to behold since it, for the dozen or so minutes I had the monitor on the arm, can hold some weighty ass monitors. Not sure what's the current beast for weight and curvature on the market but they claim 44 lbs. It doesn't look exactly like the ergotron HX w/ HD Pivot but it sure feels like they have very similar hardware than them, visually at least. The HD Pivot though does not seem like the best to have rotated 180 so the top is now facing down. A lot of it is from gravity and not sure if you can rotate like that on the ergotron HX but, yeah, don't flip it and you'll be good. You get two small dainty screws (not actually dainty, it screws on with the 5mm allen wrench) to secure it from below to the arm to keep it in place but that's it.

Held my 57 like a champ.

The media could not be loaded. This review is based off the current bewiser monitor arm that has small hex screws try to stop it from swaying.2.8/5 if you have a very deep, ~36inch+ deskDon't recommend otherwise, so no stars due to safety and damage risk.This will work if you change the center of gravity of your 57" monitor to be more over the desk and closer to you. It can stay level, you can tilt it up or down, but it can't stay stationary if it's pushed farther back, despite tightening the small screws all the way to the point you'll strip them. The deeper your desk is over 30", the better it'll work because you don't have to push the monitor back as much to be comfortable and maximize space. When I raised my standing desk, the arm swung to the side and my monitor did crash and fall off the desk, despite tightening the base very hard, there was just to much force on the clamp because the arm was extended far away as it crashed and came off. Luckily the monitor didn't get damaged from what i can see, but something did break because i found broken plastic pieces, i just dont know what yet, and the clamp ended up getting bent as seen in the picture. I'm getting the secret lab heavy duty monitor arm to see if that works. The top down view is how close the arm needs to be, can't push back a couple inches more without it slowly swinging. Also, can only fit 1 thick hdmi/display port cable in the arms cable management in the upper part of the arm.Edit: found the damage when it swayed and fell off the desk due to the torque being so high when it's swayed over there, hopefully there's no screen damage, but the corner of the front of my monitor has broken off. I've set up the secret lab arm, it's a lot more secure.

I purchased this arm for my Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 57" in May. The arm supports the monitor just fine, I can tilt, rotate, etc. I have a shallow desk, only 24". I knew this was going to be an issue with this monitor regardless of how I mounted it. My only issue with this arm is the side-to-side tilt hinge. It will not hold this monitor at any more than a 45° angle when fully tightened when the arm is at full height. This is because the arm has two pivot points so as you raise or lower the arm the tilt hing goes from level to leaning to the right or left depending on the height, it's kind of unavoidable for stability reasons. Others have forced a metal screw in there to keep it in place but I opted to hammer in the two sides of wooden clothes pin (as sen in my photo) so as not to damage the arm for when I get a deeper desk. People have mentioned vertical sag but I have not had this problem. However, I saw those reviews before purchase and tightened the vertical hinge as much as possible before hanging the monitor on it and I believe that's why I haven't experienced vertical sag. Other than the side-to-side tilt, the arm is great, especially for the price. I absolutely would recommend if you have a beast of a monitor.

Folds back and adjusts great even under a heavy load, matches the aesthetic of the Odyssey monitor and mounted in just a few minutes. This monitor stand blows everything else out of the water. It is very sturdy and has no problem holding my 57" monitor. I'm glad someone has stepped up to the plate and built a great stand for these large ultrawide monitors!