Expand the screen vertically! Dual monitor arm that attaches with a clamp [Today's life hack tool]

More screens vertically! Dual monitor arm that attaches with a clamp [Today's life hack tool]

With the spread of telework, I think there are many people who have a PC environment at home. Along with that, it seems that the number of cases where dual monitors and triple monitors are introduced is increasing. [See all images] Increase the screen in the vertical direction! Dual monitor arm that attaches with a clamp [Today's life hack tool] I used to use a monitor arm that attaches to a pole of a metal rack, but with the new desk, I decided to use a monitor arm that attaches with a clamp. has been introduced.

Add a monitor even in a small space!

WORLDLIFT's monitor arm allows two monitors to be mounted on top and bottom, and the screens are stacked vertically, making it suitable for environments with limited work space. The maximum size that can be installed is 32 inches, which is plenty, and I actually use dual displays of 31.5 inches and 27 inches in my environment. Installation is easy, just clamp the assembled monitor arm to the desk. It is compatible with VESA standards, so most monitors can be attached. The range of motion of the arm is also large, so it can be installed freely. The clamp is compatible with top plate thicknesses of 10 to 50 mm, and can be installed with a grommet, so it can be installed anywhere. The pole is 803mm long enough. Even if the lower monitor is installed in a relatively high place, the upper monitor will not be hidden. In addition, a hex wrench for adjusting the moving parts and an adapter for storing cables are also included, so you can neatly store cables that tend to be messy.

This is enough if you don't move the screen

As long as you don't change the position of the monitor frequently, it works well. If you tighten the screws on the moving part firmly, it will move without slipping, and it will not fall down due to its own weight. In terms of actual usability, compared to the type that has two sides installed on the left and right, there is less line of sight movement, and fatigue is less likely to accumulate even after long periods of use. I think the reason is that I can maintain the correct posture because when I look at the monitor installed at the top, I feel like I'm stretching my back a little. If you don't have enough desk space and it's difficult to arrange the screens horizontally, we recommend using this product to increase the usable area vertically.

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