Top 10 Single-Display Monitor Arms in 2027

The LX Pro is Ergotron’s update of its LX arm, with a cable cover, a built-in rotation stop and a tension-level indicator. It holds 4 to 22 lbs (1.8 to 10 kg) and screens up to 34 inches, lifts 13 inches, reaches a maximum extension of 25 inches and tilts 70° back and 15° forward. It fits VESA 100 x 100 mm and 75 x 75 mm and has a ten-year warranty. Ergotron’s US store sells it for $199.00 (MSRP $265.00) and lists it in stock.

The HX is Ergotron’s heavy-monitor arm: 20 to 42 lbs (9.1 to 19.1 kg) and screens up to 49 inches, with an 11.5-inch lift and tilt of 70° back and 5° forward. Besides VESA 75/100 it fits 200 x 100 mm and 200 x 200 mm, and it has a ten-year warranty. It costs $329.00 (MSRP $460.00) on Ergotron’s US store.

Herman Miller’s Ollin Gaming Monitor Arm holds monitors up to 20 lbs and adjusts 26.5 inches horizontally and 13.5 inches vertically, tilting 80 degrees rearward and 10 degrees forward. It has a 12-year warranty, the longest of the premium arms here. Herman Miller sells it for $244 (was $305) and lists it ready to ship. It holds most VESA-compatible monitors, but Herman Miller lists no screen size or VESA pattern.

Humanscale says the M2 Pro is the new and improved version of M2.1 and supports up to 42 percent more weight than the previous M2 platform. Its weight guide rates it 5 - 22 lbs (2.3 - 10 kg) with all mounts, and the default build comes with a standard 100mm x 100mm VESA plate. Humanscale sells it through a configurator: the single-monitor M21BTSC clamp build shows a $305 Buy Now price (list $511).

The Jarvis arm from Fully, now sold by Herman Miller, holds most 13"–32" monitors up to 19 lbs and fits VESA 75mm or VESA 100mm. It has a 13.2" height adjustment range, a max height of 19.8" above the tabletop and a 10-year warranty. It costs $156.00 (was $195.00), but Herman Miller lists it to ship in 7 weeks.

The FlowLift Pro is the best value here: $49.99 on the HUANUO store with a Lifetime Warranty. HUANUO lists a 19.8 lbs max load and 32 inch size, a max height of 16.5" and an 18.7" extension, with tilt of +85° / -25° and ±90° swivel. Its PrecisionView window shows how much spring tension is set.

VIVO’s pneumatic STAND-V001Q holds 2.2 lbs to 20 lbs and 13” to 32" screens, so it suits light monitors that heavier arms will not balance. It adjusts in height from 6.5” to 20”, reaches a maximum extension of 23.5” and tilts +90° to -90°. It fits VESA 75x75mm and 100x100mm and has a 3 Year Warranty. It costs $69.99 in black ($79.99 in white).

The Secretlab MAGNUS Monitor Arm is a full aluminum arm for gaming desks. Secretlab rates it 5.5 - 17.6lb per arm with a max. screen size of 34”, VESA 75 x 75mm / 100 x 100mm, an 11.6" height adjustment range and a 20.3" extended arm reach. The single black arm costs $149 and is covered under a 3-Year Warranty.

The NB North Bayou F80 is the cheapest gas-spring arm here at $29.90 on Amazon. The listing rates it for 4.4 to 19.8 lbs and most 17~30 inch monitors, with VESA 75×75mm and 100×100mm, a 10'' (260 mm) upright range, tilt of -30 degrees to +85 degrees and ±90 degrees of swivel. Amazon showed only 3 left in stock on Nov 3, 2026, and the listing gives no warranty term.

The Amazon Basics Adjustable Single Monitor Arm is the lowest price here at $28.99. It holds up to 22 lbs and up to 32" (38” ultrawide) screens, fits VESA 75x75mm and 100x100mm, and offers tilt (-45° to +90°), swivel (±90°) and 360° rotation. It is a pole-style arm with adjustable tension rather than a gas spring; Amazon says the manufacturer’s warranty can be requested from customer service.