VIVO Height Adjustable VESA Adapter for Single 13 to 27 inch Monitor, Accessory Bracket Kit for Individual Screen, White, STAND-VAD3W

Exactly what I needed, I moved my monitors around and couldn't get the edges to line up anymore, this fit the bill perfectly. Well constructed and includes all the hardware that is needed.

Easy install and perfect fit. Just what I was looking for to raise my monitors on the monitor stand.

I purchased two, one for each monitor, and they did the job I needed them to. Materials seems pretty good. The rachet mechanism works but is a bit clunky. The worst thing is some of the tolerances. Its a bit loose so if you're super picky about holding viewing angles you might have some issues. Also the spacers on the back do not stop the rachet mechanism from scraping your monitor. I used the included washers as spacers between the bracket and my monitor and it still hits. So if you're planning on actually moving the monitor up and down on a regular basis I would find some more washers and rig up a thicker spacer. Ultimately though they solved my problem and were overall good value. Especially if you want to run a monitor in portrait.Oh make sure your monitor arms aren't already maxed on weight, these are pretty heavy.

For once a product does exactly what it says.My 25 inch in portrait mode is now level with my bottom screen. If you don’t read the instructions, the two brackets actually come apart for easy mounting. For what I paid this fits perfectly no complaints. I might just buy another to have more adjustment to my other screens.

So first off. The mount does work as advertised and is actually of decent quality. Better than I expected for the price.Now for the myriad of problems.First off the monitor is only adjustable by around 4-6 inches because they decided to only put mounting holes in the dead center. But simply adding holes at the top and bottom of the bracket you can easily give it 12-14 inches of travel.Second major issue. This is designed to attach a VESA monitor to a VESA mount, but the stupid thing only comes with 4 screws of each diameter. You ALWAYS need 8 screws for this application. Luckily I had them laying around. But if you don't you will need to buy 4 screws just to use this.Third the 4 screws they DID decided to include are only one length. As you can see in my photos they where way to long. I had to ass plastic spacers and washers to make up the difference. (Also not included). Mother the screws would also be too short for many other monitors. (Mounts usually include 3 lengths of each diameter. This only has 1/2 the amount needed in a single size)Lastly, the bracket only moves one direction and ratchet locks in place. To adjust the hight you must slide the monitor all the way to the top to reset the ratchet. Then you can slide it down again. And if you slide it too far. Guess what all the way back up again.Even with the issues, I would still buy it again. The quality is there. But know going in that you will need to supply your own screws, and possibly drill holes in it for full range of motion.

Does exactly what it’s supposed to, just be aware of the limitations: the flat side is the monitor side, so you need spacers if your VESA pattern is recessed. The mount/arm/wall side is only a VESA 75, so I wouldn’t use this to hang a giant monitor.I used this with the ergotron HX arm, which mounts two monitors to a single arm. This lets me adjust the heights of two dissimilar monitors, and make them meet up properly. For that use this is absolutely perfect.

It did the job!My usage case is with stacking two LG 38” Ultra-wide monitors which are each mounted to their own single-arm Amazon Basics monitor arms. I’ve owned these in a side-by-side configuration for a few years now. In anticipation of more screens I wanted to stack these on their existing arms and found that I didn’t have the height clearance needed.More specifically, even with the lower monitor’s position placing its bottom-edge flush with my desk and with the upper monitor at it highest position on its monitor arm, I lacked the clearance by several inches to stack the two monitors on top of each other.This bracket as promised gives me an added height clearance of slightly over 3” for my top monitor.I did read the disclaimer that this bracket is not designed for monitors with recessed VESA mounts. My monitor’s VESA mounts are indeed recessed by about 10mm resulting in that the screws included with the bracket (M4x10) are too short. I was able to get around that issue by visiting my local hardware store and purchasing M4x25 screws and clipping them roughly 5mm in length. With the longer screws, the mount attached to my monitor perfectly. Bit of a disclaimer if you are in a similar circumstance with a recessed VESA monitor and want to try a similar workaround, you should ensure your monitors casing can support the weight at any new stress points to avoid damage. In my case it had plenty of support.I will mention the bracket did introduce a little more wobble for my monitor. The bracket parts which are made to allow you adjustable height with the bracket are the source of the extra screen wobble. Not a big issue as it does still accommodate my needs and feels solid enough not to fall apart.All-in-all I’m very pleased with the outcome. Happy I found this bracket. It saved me money. Thanks for the ingenuity VIVO!

I bought a new main monitor. Its VESA mount was at a different height. I bought this height extender to bring my secondary monitor to the same level. It worked perfectly. I was worried that it wouldn't be high enough but it worked great. The materials are strong enough to hold the monitor securely. I have no complaints with this product. The instruction were a little hard to grasp at first but after examining the mount the assembly was obvious.