Raise or lower
Change the display height through the arm while the desk mount stays in place.
Gallery shows Silver Gray. Monitor, desk, and display cables are not included.
The aluminum-alloy arm combines an adjustable gas spring, articulated joints, a quick-release VESA plate, and enclosed cable guides. The result is a single structure that supports the display while keeping adjustment and cable routing together.
This configuration supports one monitor up to 34 inches. Fit depends on the display weight and VESA pattern as well as the desktop thickness, so confirm all four before ordering.
Arm assembly, desk-clamp base, quick-release VESA plate, and installation hardware. Monitor, desk, and display cables are not included.
Before ordering: weigh the monitor without its original stand and check the desk edge, underside clearance, and full arm travel.
The aluminum-alloy arm has a coated finish in Silver Gray, White, or Black. Adjust it by holding the arm frame, and keep fingers and loose objects clear of moving joints.
Delivery to eligible US addresses typically takes 4–6 weeks from order to arrival. Tracking details are emailed after dispatch. Ships directly from China to eligible US addresses.
Standard delivery is free to the contiguous 48 US states and Washington, DC, including rural and remote ZIP codes. Alaska, Hawaii and other supported special destinations have a US$19.99–US$99.99 delivery charge based on combined order weight, shown at checkout. Deskmith covers any delivery cost above that charge. No additional customs duties or import fees are charged. Any applicable sales tax is shown at checkout.
Eligible unused and uninstalled items may be returned within 30 days of delivery in their original packaging. Contact us before sending anything; return shipping is paid by the customer unless the item arrived damaged or defective.
The arm lets one display change position without moving its desk mount. Each view isolates one direction of movement, making the working range easier to understand before setup.
Change the display height through the arm while the desk mount stays in place.
Tilt the mounted screen forward or back while the arm remains in position.
Rotate the display between landscape and portrait for different layouts.
Swing the arm sideways to redirect the screen or move it clear of the work surface.
Follow the installation in sequence: secure the desk clamp, fit the arm and VESA plate, route the cables, mount the display, then make the final balance adjustment.
| Model | M1 |
|---|---|
| Type | Single-monitor gas-spring arm |
| Construction | Articulated aluminum-alloy frame |
| Finish | Painted surface in Silver Gray, White, or Black |
| Display adjustment | ±25° tilt and 360° screen rotation |
| Product weight | 3.2 kg (7.1 lb) |
| Packaged size | 500 × 220 × 330 mm (19.7 × 8.7 × 13.0 in) |
Confirm the display weight and VESA pattern, then remove its original stand according to the monitor manufacturer’s instructions. Keep the arm secured while releasing its transport restraint; the gas spring stores energy and can open quickly.
Use the supplied desk clamp on a sound, level surface. Check the desk edge, underside structure, and the arm’s full path before tightening the base; do not mount to glass or a hollow surface unless its manufacturer explicitly approves a monitor arm.
Balance the gas spring for the installed monitor, then move the arm by its frame rather than pulling on the screen. Dust with a soft cloth; avoid abrasive pads, solvents, and standing moisture.
Shape alone does not determine fit. Use the monitor’s actual weight without its stand, VESA pattern, and physical clearance as the deciding checks; do not rely on diagonal size alone.
The gas-spring tension must be balanced for the installed monitor. Adjust it gradually with the screen supported, following the installation guide, until the arm holds position without drifting.
Only when the desk manufacturer explicitly approves the surface and mounting method for a monitor arm. Otherwise, use a sound solid desktop that can take the clamp load without crushing, flexing, or cracking.