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Humanscale · Monitor Arm
350€
4.8(850 reviews)
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15-year warrantySee price
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Best monitor arms
A monitor arm frees up desk space and places your screen at the ideal height for your posture. Here are the most reliable and best-rated models on the market.
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Monitor arm benchmark
Ergotron · Monitor Arm
140€
4.7(6,200 reviews)
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10-year warrantySee price
Ergotron · Monitor Arm
280€
4.7(2,200 reviews)
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10-year warrantySee price
Best value for money
Amazon Basics · Monitor Arm
30€
4.4(9,800 reviews)
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1-year warrantySee price
NB North Bayou · Monitor Arm
40€
4.4(3,800 reviews)
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2-year warrantySee price
Budget bestseller
HUANUO · Monitor Arm
35€
4.3(5,600 reviews)
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1-year warrantySee price
BONTEC · Monitor Arm
25€
4.2(7,200 reviews)
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1-year warrantySee price
Frequently asked questions
Why use a monitor arm?
A monitor arm frees up space taken by the monitor stand, lets you adjust height perfectly for your posture, and makes it easy to pivot between landscape and portrait mode. An essential ergonomic investment.
Which monitor arm to choose?
The Ergotron LX (140 euros) is the benchmark with its 10-year warranty and universal compatibility. On a tight budget, the Amazon Basics Monitor Arm (30 euros) does an excellent job for lighter monitors.
Single or dual monitor arm?
If you use two monitors, the Ergotron LX Dual Stacking (280 euros) mounts both on a single pole. For a single screen, the standard model is more than sufficient.