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- Single monitor version of the MDM10 series of multiple monitor desktop mount, same modules, same features, same style, Possible to mount more monitors in the future with modules (to be purchased separately)
- Suitable for all 15" to 27" LCD/LED monitors with VESA 100 or VESA 75 mounting holes, Tilt up / down 15° Freely Swivel left/right: 360° Freely Rotate: 360°, mounted monitor(s) can change orientation quickly without any tools
- Fully adjustable arms: folding or opening, High quality power-coated black finish
- Ultra heavy duty "C" clamp, Extra heavy duty steel construction: up to 10 kgs per monitor or 60 Kgs in total
- 4pcs M4 bolts (per monitor) included to bolt monitor to the bracket (99% LCD/LED monitors use M4 bolts)
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Product Description
The MDM11S is the desk mount bracket for a single 15" to 27" LCD monitors. It is the single monitor version of the Allcam MDM1X series (MDM11, MDM12 ...) multiple monitor desk mount bracket with the same black finish, same modules, same features, and same mounting method. The Allcam MDM1X series multiple LCD desktop mount bracket are carefully designed in modules:
- Pole module (with clamp and cable holders): short pole 44cm (default, MDM10PS), long pole 72cm (MDM10PL), extra long pole 100cm (MDM10PXL)
- Arm Sections (MDM10AL): if the cantilever arm assembly in your MDM1X bracket is not long enough, you can add one or more arm sections. The long arm sections are 190mm (7.48") long, and the short arm sections are 130mm (5.12") long.
- Joint locks: these module connect the arm assemblies to the pole. Joint lock single (MDM10JLS) for connecting one arm assembly (one monitor), and Joint lock dual (MDM10JLD) for connecting two arm assemblies (two monitors)
- VESA bracket (MDM10BKT): these first bolt to monitors, then mount to the arm assemblies or the joint locks.
In addition to the preconfigure models (MDM11S: single monitor, MDM12D: twin monitors horizontally, MDM12Q: Quadruple monitors), customers can easily configure / customise a desktop bracket according to their own requirements.
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24 of 24 people found the following review helpful
The photo showing the mount with a monitor must be showing some 15" display, because when the item arrived I was pretty surprised how small it is. I have 24" monitor and it pushes this mount to its limits. It droops, but I could set it up so that the screen stays vertically. Still I can't move it as freely as I hoped, because of this drooping. Anyway, I say it is good enough for 32 quid.
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
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The device is robust, solid, well built, well painted and comes with a variety of fixings allowing (for instance) curved back monitors to be mounted.
The desk mount looks as if it were designed for use in a military tank - it is 'industrial quality' - fortunately most of the heavy engineering is hidden when assembled and in use.
Cable clips are a bit flimsy and difficult to click closed but they are largely functional.
So, what is the problem then....
Pretty simple: It does NOT function!!!!! The monitor simply droops off the end of the rigid arm and swivels without control.
a) The last joint (presumably intended to allow tilt-up/tilt-down) is only a very simple 'friction joint' with smooth internal faces designed to slide smoothly rather than to hold in place. In order to hold the monitor vertical, one must REALLY force the giant screw as tight as possible with the hexagon key provided and it simply does not work!
b) The final mount pivots (presumably intended to allow the monitor to be in portrait or landscape mode) which seems like an advantage, but, it has no friction or click settings so the monitor simply turns each time you touch it - like switching the monitor on/off!!
What a pity they went so far and spoiled it by simply not thinking about it's implementation/usage properly.
You would have to re-engineere the joint(s) perhaps with some simple drilling and pegging. If you are not prepared to do this, you may want to think carefully about purchasing it as your expensive monitor will probably be flapping around rather than held firmly.
The desk mount looks as if it were designed for use in a military tank - it is 'industrial quality' - fortunately most of the heavy engineering is hidden when assembled and in use.
Cable clips are a bit flimsy and difficult to click closed but they are largely functional.
So, what is the problem then....
Pretty simple: It does NOT function!!!!! The monitor simply droops off the end of the rigid arm and swivels without control.
a) The last joint (presumably intended to allow tilt-up/tilt-down) is only a very simple 'friction joint' with smooth internal faces designed to slide smoothly rather than to hold in place. In order to hold the monitor vertical, one must REALLY force the giant screw as tight as possible with the hexagon key provided and it simply does not work!
b) The final mount pivots (presumably intended to allow the monitor to be in portrait or landscape mode) which seems like an advantage, but, it has no friction or click settings so the monitor simply turns each time you touch it - like switching the monitor on/off!!
What a pity they went so far and spoiled it by simply not thinking about it's implementation/usage properly.
You would have to re-engineere the joint(s) perhaps with some simple drilling and pegging. If you are not prepared to do this, you may want to think carefully about purchasing it as your expensive monitor will probably be flapping around rather than held firmly.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
The desk clamp part itself requires a thick surface, my desk top was about half as thick as the smallest adjustment so i had to pad the grip to make it secure. Other than that appears to be fairly well made for the price.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
The best money I have spent
The product arrived in good order and ready to fit. Ordered on the 7th, shipped on the 8th and received on the 9th. Cant be bettered. Thanks 'E Home. Read more
Published 21 days ago by N. Vincent
Very robust but you need to be strong!
The monitor arm is very robust and strongly built. Just be aware that you need a lot of force to get the allen keys tightened up sufficiently to fix everything in place.
Published 27 days ago by Mike
Advice about this arm
This monitor arm looks and feels as if it belongs in a tank, its heavy and solid built. Its supplied with enough fixings to secure your monitor, no searching for screws and washers... Read more
Published 1 month ago by M. Cope
Superb monitor stand
This stand is very solidly made - from 2mm thick steel in places - and well finished in matt black. Some people have complained that the joints aren't stiff enough and it falls... Read more
Published 1 month ago by Roger
Very happy
I've just installed this model on my desk and find myself wondering why I didn't buy something like this years ago. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Drew Noakes
Good value, excellent performance
Just got this today and I am very satisfied with the build quality of this item. It is very solid and has a good deal of weight to it. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Mr. P. Leung
Put the monitor exactly where you want it.
This mount appears sturdily built and comes with a comprehensive mounting kit.
It requires a substantial surface to mount it to and the hardware hidden under the surface takes... Read more
It requires a substantial surface to mount it to and the hardware hidden under the surface takes... Read more
Published 3 months ago by clampervan
Perfect
For its purpose, this monitor arm is great, But you need to understand this isn't a pull out of the box and stick it to the desk and that's it, If you don't understand what an alan... Read more
Published 4 months ago by Rob Berry
Does what it says
Does exactly what it says. A little bulky, but suppose it needs to be to be able to support a reasonably sized tv.
Published 5 months ago by Flintanis
Brilliant
Such a sturdy bracket, easy to assemble just the job and VERY good value for money. It suited my purpose perfectly
Published 6 months ago by Eric
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