Vesa mount question

[ChubbyDumplings]

I have a benq rl2755hm and Asus vg278q monitor and they are both vesa mount compatible I'm just wondering what vesa mount to buy and I'm new to this not sure what to check if its compatible with the monitors.. if possible I want a vesa mount where i cab clamp on my.table tanks in advance sorry for bad English

[⛧EyMi Mayhem⛧]

Asus vg278q : VESA-Mount: 100x100 mm
benq rl2755hm: VESA-Mount: 100x100 mm
So you need 100x100mm

Since u have 2x screens with the same vesa mount, what about an vesa arm for 2 screens?

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Yes your Displays will have a "Vesa mount size" that is really all you need to check.
That and also that whatever mount you buy supports greater weight then your Display actually is. So lets say your display is around 10-15 lbs; then I'd suggest a mount that supports approx 20 lbs (approx 9-10kg) just to be sure it won't be an issue due to weight based stress that will be put on the actual Vesa mount. If looking for a mount arm type that support multi-Displays; then ensure to combine the weight of your Displays as far as the weight factor goes. The Displays weight should be listed in the Display Specs; and usually says what that is WITH and WITHOUT the included stand; so you'd go by the Display's weight without the included stand, since you'd be removing that for any mounting purposes.


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[Monk]

I think these are the mounts i use to support a trio of monitor's on my desk https://www.amazon.co.uk/Duronic-DMUSB5X1-Headphone-Microphone-Extension/dp/B071DH5KLD/ref=sr_1_43?ie=UTF8&qid=1521013107&sr=8-43&keywords=monitor+desk+mount only downside is the clamping force to hold the tilt position is a bit basic, but they support the screens perfectly (check artwork for pics of them) at near full extension, I choose against a dual or triple single stand as I didn't like the ammount of pressure that much weight would put on a single point on the desk.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Yes, make sure your Table/Desk will be suitable for not just clamping type of mount system, but the weight as well. Due to how the weight will be focused all into that clamped spot, where as when using the default monitor stand, the weight is a bit more spread out and users tend to not have that weight on the table/desk edge area.

If you own the place you live in, and your table/desk is up against a wall pretty much, then perhaps go the wall-mounting method. The downside to that is the fact that you will need to ensure the wall area you mounting on is strong and not just flimsy drywall that is hollow behind it or something to that effect. You don't want to go applying like 30+ lbs to a wall area and then have that chunk of wall break off and away, due to the fact it was not good enough area for mounting to support all the weight. The upside to a clamp-based system is that you can move it around and not be tied down to one spot, such as that wall area.

[Monk]

Yeah, spreading the weight of 3 27 inch screens over 3 mounts made me a bit paranoid, having them all on one point ... I'd be surprised if it didn't break a regular desk, maybe not as bad if you have a thick desk top like a counter top, would be a bit different.