Reclaim some of your desktop space with the Gabor Mainmast DMS-200 Desktop Monitor Stand. It supports one 17 to 32" display weighing up to 15.4 lb with a 75 x 75 or 100 x 100mm VESA pattern. This monitor stand provides swivel and tilt adjustment for optimal monitor placement and ±180° of rotation for easy switching from landscape to portrait orientation. With 10.4 to 16.3" of height adjustment, you can place your monitor exactly where you want it, and a lever-controlled height lock keeps your monitor at the desired height. Integrated cable management helps keep your cables organized and your desktop looking neat.
- For One 17 to 32" Display up to 15.4 lb
- 75 x 75 & 100 x 100mm VESA Support
- Height Adjustment from 10.4 to 16.3"
- Provides ±180° of Rotation Adjustment
Gabor DMS-200 Overview
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Gabor DMS-200 Reviews
Solid Stand
Replaced the stand on a 10 lb Dell 27 inch monitor that was not adjustable. The Gabor stand was easy to assemble. The provided wrenches are good but I used my own Philips driver for the small screws. Additional screws are provided for the VESA mount. The handle for raising and lowering the monitor is a little stiff but works once used to its operation. The swivel mount screws need to be adjusted for the weight of the monitor but hold once the proper tension is set. The base is heavy but does not take up much desk space. The monitor is reasonably priced and seems to be good quality. Also, B&H shipped the stand in a separate box with lots of packing which was good protection considering the total weight. I would recommend the Gabor stand and B&H Photo for their good service.
Ergonomics NOT excellent
This has the worst tilt mechanism of any monitor you will have ever used, likely. Lazy or fake reviews here. The tilt is very basic with no spring so you will ALWAYS need to have an allen key ready to do any sort of adjustments. Could be a great stand if they just fixed that one aspect. I will only use it because of lack of selection and I need a stand for 32 in portrait mode. Have fun holding your 32 inch monitor as it tries to fall forward as you tighten the allen key with your free hand if you buy that and that's what you have. Is that excellent ergonomics? Anyone?
