Viozon Laptop/Notebook/Projector Mount Stand, Height Adjustable Single Arm Mount Support 12-17 inch Laptop/Notebook/Tablet, Free Removable VESA 75X75 and 100X100 for Monitor 17-32 inch.

I purchased this stand to mount my laptop next to my CNC router. And though it seems a good idea, I've encountered several issues. First, its very wobbly and unstable. Working on the laptop is a challenge because it moves around so much. Also, whenever I open the laptop lid, the entire laptop pops right out of the spring-loaded side clips that are suppose to secure the laptop to the stand. All-in-all, its alright if you're looking for something inexpensive. Just don't expect it to be very stable or secure.UPDATE: With a bit of adjusting and tightening of some of the screws, I did eliminate much of the wobble. Also, the company reached out to me to try to solve the issues I was having. They sent me a different keyboard tray to try, along with a tablet mount that also works with the swing arm. So I have upped my rating to 4 stars. The product is worth the price.

The media could not be loaded.  I got this for my DJ setup, and it’s pretty sturdy, good quality materials.The only inconvenience is that it’s a bit tilted as the arm is not exactly tight around the round bar, so that’s a bit wobbly.

I put the wireless fob in the USB port that gets covered by the pressure mount - it works. And I use a large paperclip to surround the volume and on-buttons, so the pressure mount can do it's job, leaving the computer on and the volume on/high. I tried flipping the laptop around, but the pressure mounts are still in the spot that interferes with ports and buttons on the side of the laptop. Other than that, this is a great mount. It is super sturdy, has a great range of motion, and is of good quality. I'm glad to keep it, even with the paperclip workaround.

Pros: I found this easy to install. They allow for installing the arm upside down for laptops as they would require a different angle than a monitor... made for 2 types of installations, monitor and laptop. Seems made of sturdy materials. Some have noted there is some give but that is to be expected with an adjustable and I find it not to be really bad unless you tend to rest a lot of weight on your arms while typing. Unlike some of the others I looked at, this has a ledge on the laptop attachment, which I like.There is one design flaw I see, however, which might be a big problem for some people.The side grips, though acceptable for holding the laptop in place, also tend to block 1 or more USB ports. If they had made it adjustable so it could be moved to a different area of the laptop, it would have been more useful.For my purposes, since the laptop I'm using it on isn't my primary laptop, it works ok for me.The laptop I'm using is a bit thicker than most new ones and tends to pop up out of the grip on one side. I solved this by using a piece of felt for protection and clamping it to the laptop plate. I also ran a thin strap around the entire lower part to hold the laptop securely onto the plate. The plate looks like it is securely attached to the arm, however so I don't think that will be an issue.

I purchased this arm for the purpose of a laptop. My lap top is 13 or so inches. I took the laptop holder and flattened it at 180-degrees and used the 360-function of my laptop to act as a monitor. My favorite aspect of this arm is the tiny, but very important detail: the cord holder. It is actually a hard piece of plastic, it looked malleable in the pictures, but its actually solid. It snaps off, it is removable. You can place your cords inside of it and it will snap back on.For those wondering if this is going to be high enough for you? Yes. It's almost too high for me, and forces me to sit with good posture.I think it is also important to point out that it is not perfectly straight head-on. There is a slight lopsided-ness to the screen depending on the side (right or left) you clamp the arm on. Have that expectation in mind when you purchase this - but also know that it is adaptable and I do not notice it after two weeks of use. I mean, it is BARELY there. I do not think you will achieve a perfectly even, aligned arm display unless you clamp it directly in front of you - which is not always practical to do.Overall, 5/5 purchase, met my expectations of displaying my laptop and decluttering my desk top.