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Description
- Base with two arms with 2 joints, for two Monitors or TVs 17‘-32".
- Tilt capability downwards -45 to +90 degrees.
- 360-degree rotation
- Lateral rotation +90 to -90 degrees
- Direction indicator.
- VESA 75x75, 100x100
- Maximum weight capacity 9kg, Minimum weight 2.5kg
Specifications
Product Details
- Placement
- Desk Mounted
- Type
- Tilting, Extension Arm, Rotating
- Colour
- Black
Additional
- Number of Screens
- 2
- Max Screen Dimension
- 27 "
- Maximum Load
- 13 kg
Specifications
- Vesa Mount
- 100 x 100 mm, 75 x 75 mm
Important information
Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.
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The stand is indeed of excellent quality, sturdy and durable, and provides points for good cable management, as confirmed by the other reviews. However, if your desk is close to the wall and there is not enough available space behind, adjusting the two stands can be difficult to achieve a nice result. In my attempt to position one of my two monitors exactly in the center of the desk and the other with a tilt to my left without being too far forward when I sit, I found that the angle formed by the stand needed to extend backward for the first monitor, which was not possible due to limited space, and thus it interfered with the other monitor (even if the first monitor was positioned slightly inward). After several attempts, I managed to find a solution, although not ideal. I mention this for those who may face the same issue, so they can take it into account before purchasing. If I were to buy again, I would probably prefer two separate stands from the same company for greater flexibility, as, at the time of writing this review, their cost is almost similar (25.22€ x2).
Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?Good looking, but both arms broke, one while holding a monitor (the first broke just one day while it was resting without holding anything!!!!) and the second I came home one day and saw the monitor on the desk (a relatively light 27-inch). 1 star because after about a year it is useless. I don't know if I tightened the screw too much, but I remember tightening it until the monitor was stable, which, as I said before, is not heavy at all. Better to spend the 50 euros for a better single arm unless you have a handyman to replace the internal mechanism, as they are very aesthetically pleasing.
Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?It's great, after 2 years I have no complaints. I have put a 24" monitor and a 27" and it holds up. At the desk, I drilled a hole because where I wanted to put the hook is the spot where I hide the cables.
Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?Everything is good. A sturdy base that does its job as it should. The cable management could be a bit easier, but it works just fine, so there's no reason to lower the rating. Be careful with the screw that says + and - This screw does not tighten the arm. This screw changes position in the counterweight of the arm and needs adjustment depending on the weight of your screen (i.e., whether the screen tends to fall or tends to rise). The instructions for the arm mention this, but nowadays very few people read the instructions anymore.
Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?I have a very thin desk and it doesn't shake at all, and no monitor tilts, as some say in the reviews. Logically, it has to do with whether you do a proper job in the setup, which requires at least 2 people. It comfortably accommodated a 27-inch and a 24-inch (vertical). Very sturdy construction, you realize it the moment you put it on, that the monitors won't budge even with force. You also have the option to drill a hole in the desk (the appropriate screws are included) for even more secure support. Overall, it was the most worthy 50 euros I've spent on my setup.
Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?Easy installation, quality materials, satisfactory angle range. Honestly frees up all the space that the monitor stands occupied, worth every last cent
Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?Unfortunately, it is low and one of the two arms has a minimal gap at its base, but enough to be bothersome during adjustment, meaning the screen rotates a few degrees to the right
Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?Until now, it's been excellent. I've had it for almost a year and it hasn't had any problems at all. It's flexible for use but stable wherever you place it. It doesn't fall on its own and it's very easy to install. For its price, it's very good.
Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?Solid construction and with the user manual and a video on YouTube, you will have no problem with installation and use.
Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?Good base, but BE CAREFUL you need to have a deep enough desk in order to be able to bring the screens next to each other.
Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?Very good and sturdy stand without any problems. Quite easy to set up, just need patience in adjusting the arm's hinge with the weight of the screen. Otherwise, a fantastic purchase as you can adjust the height and tilt of the screens as you please. Great value for money!
Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?Very good base
Easy installation
Beautiful positions for cable management
Quality construction and very nice in appearanceTranslated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?The Brateck LDT13-C024 desk mount is an excellent choice for those who want to place two monitors on their desk. It is made of high-quality materials and is very stable. The arms are adjustable, so you can position your screens in any desired position.
Advantages:
High build quality
Stable
Adjustable arms
Cable management base
Affordable priceDisadvantages:
The arms may be a bit difficult to adjust.
Overall, it is a perfect choice for two monitors.
I have a 27-inch Dell and a 29-inch Ultrawide on top.
Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?Very good base and stable!
The only negative thing I can say is that if the desk is against a wall, you can't easily connect the 2 screens next to each otherTranslated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?I gave it 4 stars only for the following reason: I have a 27'' and a 24'' monitor... I realized as soon as I installed them that the larger one suits me better on the right, even though I had it the other way around. In order not to unscrew them from the beginning since I had already passed cables, I decided to remove the horizontal allen screws that support the vesa mount.
The plastic that holds there is of poor quality and if they are unscrewed once, the thread is damaged and the monitors will not tighten in a horizontal position.
With a trick, one leans on the other and they don't fall.Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?Perhaps the best purchase I have made. It is the first time I have used a setup with arms and I have to say that it solves all your problems. First of all, it automatically creates space on the desk, giving you complete freedom in orientation, direction, and angle of the screens. Secondly, the installation is relatively simple. Personally, I don't deal with carpentry, screws, etc., and I set it up in 1.5 hours. The packaging includes all the screws and keys you need for mounting the screens and the stand on the desk. As far as I remember, the desk must have a thickness of 1 to 8.7 centimeters for the stand to fit. Overall, I am very satisfied. Tip: if your space is limited or you want one screen to create an angle with the other screen, do not place the stand in the center of the desk but on the edge, so that one arm is "extended" towards you and the other is "extended" along the desk, allowing one screen to be parallel to the desk and the other vertical or creating an obtuse angle on the desk.
Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?I have installed two 27" Ultragear monitors from LG. For two months now, the monitors have been in their position without any issues.
Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?Easy to set up, I have a Samsung 27" curved and a Turbox 21.8". You can easily rotate them vertically and horizontally if you leave enough cable. The stand doesn't go exactly under the main screen, but on the side (I have it placed 30-35 inches to the right), so that the arm and the screen can "stick" to the wall as much as possible.
I think you gain two things with this purchase:
1) Space under the screen because there is no stand resting on the desk.
2) Ease of adjusting the position, angle, and direction of the screen.Bought it for 45, a bit expensive but I don't regret it as it has a sturdy construction and space for cables.
Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?Very sturdy construction and easy to install the screens. It leaves space under the screens, which is very useful. In the package, there is everything you will need for the installation of the screens. For the cost, it is very good, I recommend it.
Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?Very good and convenient "tool" for cases (small or loaded) office with two flat screens even quite large and heavy.
Certainly much more useful than the crappy bases of (most) screens. Finally, I managed to bring my two screens in a much more convenient position in my space and with more free space underneath them!
For a while, I did not consider using such a base, usually no one really thinks about it and "gets by" with the original bases of their screens. However, there were times when I was concerned about the position of my screens in my space, it crossed my mind, I searched for it and ended up with this model which is quite economical and sturdy and very practical since it offers almost complete independence in the position of each screen in relation to the other screen.Of course... in the presentation videos of the base, everything looks very easy in how it is placed on the desk as a base, but also, afterwards, in how you adjust the exact position of each screen, but in practice, things are not that simple.
For example:a). In the placement of the base, especially if it is NOT done by using the alternative of someone drilling their desk (difficult for most people) and placing the base with its clamp, therefore, necessarily, all the way back on the desk... one must also consider that the back of their desk should be somewhat further away from any other large surfaces such as walls, etc. The reason is mainly that the clamp itself takes up some space towards the back, but also because the locks from the arms are very likely to need some space towards the back in order to "set up" the screens in a convenient position for you (but this depends on each person's configuration and preference). It is worth noting that IF the clamp needs to be placed on an additional shelf that rests on the desk (in my case, for example, it had to be done this way since I already had such a shelf on my desk), the gap left by the bottom part of the shelf from the top part of the desk surface should be quite large (at least 10 points) otherwise the bottom part of the clamp will not fit, that is, the part that rotates to tighten. I had a borderline issue with this and came up with a "hack".
b). The screens easily change positions, that is true. However, it is quite difficult to achieve relatively large accuracies in their final position as they have a noticeable oscillation, albeit small. Especially in heavier screens (e.g., in very large and older models). And okay... you can achieve this with some effort. But this means that essentially you lose the advantage of being able to rotate the screens in any direction you want, it becomes easy to do so but then you will struggle to bring them back to the optimal position that you usually want them to stay in for their regular use.
c). What I will mention now is certainly applicable to very few others. However, it happened to me and because it was "annoying" and I had to come up with another hack, I must mention it.
My old iiyama ProLite B2403WS monitor (24" 16/10 with speakers at the bottom and quite heavy) had a lower level in the back where the base frame was attached. So, when I unscrewed the base and freed up the space, it essentially left a slightly deeper frame on top. However, when I tried to fit the frame of my new base (the arm) there... "surprise"! It couldn't fit!!! It couldn't even fit by two millimeters! I had to file down that little bit on the edges of my new base in order to make it fit. It worked, but not in the simplest way.However, I believe this doesn't happen with other monitors. All (almost) fit there without inserting the frame of their base somewhere.
To conclude...
The balance (at least for me) leans significantly towards a positive conclusion from using this base!
Of course, I recommend it for most cases. With a small amount of money, one can achieve a much better setup in their space!Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?I have had it for a year and it is perfect for what it is, but maybe if I had gotten 2 singles I would have had more freedom of movement.
Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?It is quite good, I have 2 x 28" Samsung. The arms are very comfortable in movement to all axes as the base is with springs. Overall, very stable with good cable management.
Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?This is exactly what you expect from such a database. I have put a 27-inch Curved and a 24-inch Flat. It holds them both very well without any issues. Just make sure there is a good and sturdy desk because it is quite heavy
Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?As construction quality is good and if you place it correctly, it is quite convenient in terms of space management on the desk, because the bases are removed from the middle and you can also have better cable management but IT SHAKES!!!.
The main problem is the shaking of the screens. If you write even a little fast and your desk is not completely stable, you will have an issue. I am on the verge of putting the screens back as they were. I think it would be more convenient for me to get a wall mount so that it doesn't have contact with the desk.I should note that my desk is heavy construction, yet even for me the screens shake quite a bit.
P.S. The funny thing is that it is happening now as I am writing the review and I feel like taking it and throwing it away, but I am thinking about the 30 euros I threw in the trash and I pretend I don't see it.Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?I have a 29-inch and a 25-inch ultra wide monitor, which has been very convenient for me because it saves space underneath the screens and I can adjust them as I want. Be careful because you either need an empty space behind or a large desk to properly adjust the monitors
Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?Nice base. I have a 27 and a 24, they are stable and stay in place without any problem. Easy installation, if someone is unsure, they can call a friend for extra hands and it will be fine
Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?Quite good build quality, installation can be a bit difficult for someone doing it alone, especially for the first time. I would recommend asking for help from someone just to keep things steady and get the job done correctly, but in the end, it is a flawless product that does what it promises and more.
Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?Sturdy arm, I have a 23" HP and a 24" Dell and it supports them comfortably, it protrudes slightly behind the desk.
Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?The assembly is very easy.
I have placed 2 24-inch screens on it and it holds them perfectly.
It has quite a few options for adjusting your screen and easy movement.
It frees up a lot of space on the desk.
Excellent because for the price provided, this product is exactly what you expect.
It doesn't take up as much space behind as I expected.
A note that if you want 2 screens, one will be very narrow if you want your main one very close to your eyes like I have it, but if you move it, you will find the sweet spot.Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?Very good construction, fits well on the desk, each arm has enough freedom of movement, holds the screens very steadily.
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