Duronic DM351X3 Single Arm Review

I struggled with a poor built in stand for many years on a cheap replacement monitor, at the time there wasn’t a lot of choice for alternatives and I only wished I could have bought something like this. My old monitor was poorly supported, it tilted forward, was wobbly and not high enough but I just suffered through it.

These days, assuming your monitor has the appropriate VESA fittings, you can get an affordable stand that will replace your poor performing default with little effort.

This arm allows you to attach monitors with either a VESA 100 or VESA 75 fixture (i.e. the vertical and horizontal distances of the holes on the screen must be 7.5 or 10 cm).

It is recommended for screens that are between 13 and 27 inches only. Any bigger and you could find it has trouble supporting it. It has a max weight of 10kg.

Some buyers go for two single armed stands in their multi screen setup instead of opting for a double arm. If you have particularly heavy monitors or want more flexibility when moving them around then this is worth considering. Typically the dual arms restrict you to having both screens at the same height, this may not be suitable if you have one in portrait mode for example.

This model is well rated on Amazon and has many positive reviews. Owners are quick to mention how sturdy they feel, ease of assembly and the overall value for money. One critiscm is that the height adjustment could have been more straight forward but in reality this is not something that will be changed frequently.