I bought this to use my big old Sony 65 inch tv with my Apple tv box. I was surprised at how well this works, no hassle setting it up, Major money saver!

I have 2 27 inch dell curved screens on here, these hold up great.I have used the cheaper mounts in the past but this one is definitely worth the few dollars extra. It can run cables through the arms for a nice clean look. Installed well.I had to 3d print a bracket for my desk, a small kitchen table, so it would mount properly with the screw clamp system. Be sure you have a means to mount this if your desk has a lip and you aren't wanting to drill into it.

I have a 30 inch 21:9 curved ultrawide and a 24 inch monitor mounted vertically on this mount and both are holding up perfectly. It was slightly annoying to install, but would probably be easier if you have a 2nd person to help you out. Otherwise, great product and would definitely recommend!

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 A few pictures taken freehand with my Samsung galaxy a50, not a great camera. I got the 127slt for a birthday gift a few weeks ago. I have been able to observe and track Saturn, Jupiter, Andromeda Galaxy and of course our Moon. Saturn and Jupiter are small even with the 9mm eyepiece but still exciting to see for the first time. The Andromeda Galaxy is very faint but still amazing to see. The 127slt has a narrow field of view and not good for astrophotography. If you can afford it I would step up to a 6 inch or 8 inch aperture like the nexstar 6se or 8se. The 127slt go to mount was easy to align and tracks perfectly however the tripod is not sturdy or heavy enough. During one night of star gazing we were having 5 mph winds and this was shaking the image in the eyepiece. Overall it's a good telescope for beginners especially if you don't know the night sky, the computerized GoTo mount is well worth it. I have found that the sky align using 3 stars works best for me. Choose a star in the east then west and finally the north (in that order) and your good to go.

Great scope. Definitely spend the money on an 8 inch and not the smaller scope with the fancier mount. Comes with enough power to see Jupiter's moons and make out Saturn's rings. The moon is fascinating at this magnification. If you want to do it for the "'gram," get the phone mount, trying to hold your hand steady as the moon tracks across sky is pretty tough

Where is size it has unbelievable found plenty of volume better than my 85 inch TV sound

I wanted my setup to be very particular where one monitor(21 inch) is vertical and my main monitor (27 inch) is horizontal so my speakers can fit around my center monitor. It took a little while to get the monitors setup exactly how i wanted but i guess it would with any monitor mount. The screws for the cable manegment slots were unbelievably tight but otherwise the monitor mount is super sturdy and solid. I got it on sale during prime day for a great deal, i highly recommend

I mounted this to my Tac 15. I used a 1 inch plastic pipe and a scope mount ring. I mounted it to my Optimizer scope mount. It moves when I adjust the scope. The Tac 15 is a violent fast bow. Rips off the fletching on by bolts mid flight and turns off my night vision scope due to the post shot shock. The Bresser range finder and mount is holding up well so far.