Decided to mount both of my monitors and to rid of its stand and thick old telephone books underneath on the desk.
Purchased 2 Adapter Kit for monitors without VESA holes. This give you the option to choose/keep any monitor without restriction. The kit comes with three different sizes screws to perfectly fit to your monitor/s. I've two Dell ST2320L screens @23", approximately 1-1.5 cm (under an inch) all around the front panel, curve-out midway-back where all the connectors are thus, not under the minimum criteria of the kit of 2.55 cm.
Notes: to correctly measure monitor's depth, place back (rounded, in my case) down on a flat surface to...view more Decided to mount both of my monitors and to rid of its stand and thick old telephone books underneath on the desk.
Purchased 2 Adapter Kit for monitors without VESA holes. This give you the option to choose/keep any monitor without restriction. The kit comes with three different sizes screws to perfectly fit to your monitor/s. I've two Dell ST2320L screens @23", approximately 1-1.5 cm (under an inch) all around the front panel, curve-out midway-back where all the connectors are thus, not under the minimum criteria of the kit of 2.55 cm.
Notes: to correctly measure monitor's depth, place back (rounded, in my case) down on a flat surface to measure-up. Unless the monitor/s is flat all the way around (front & back)? Also, take into account the weight of each monitor prior to purchasing a 'desk mount arm/s' hence, majority holds up to 8kg for each arm so there shouldn't be any issue.
Large-size screws were used for the bottom and mid-size screws for the top. Clamping formats includes 'X', 'Y', inverted 'Y' and 'I/II' to securely holds the monitor. I've used the 'Y' format and securing with bolts (not included) for extra security. The 'Y' format does not cover/interfere with fitted connectors on the back of my monitors.
Value for money - for under $86 (inclusive of 'Dual Monitor Desk Mount Arms' purchased elsewhere), desk is more organised, creating more room, providing correct height and flexibility from both monitors.
Dispatch date as stated, it took a bit longer to receive due to COVID-19 (acceptable).
Highly recommend this kit for monitors without VESA holes from PBTech - reasonable priced and great service (email/progress/tracking received throughout).

Would buy again it did a good job. Would buy again it did a good job.

Already had a set of these mounts for attaching a 27" Samsung screen (without no VESA mounting holes) to my dual monitor arm, then scored another Samsung screen with no VESA mount points, so got another set.
They hold the screens securely and work well. I haven't had any problems with them. Already had a set of these mounts for attaching a 27" Samsung screen (without no VESA mounting holes) to my dual monitor arm, then scored another Samsung screen with no VESA mount points, so got another set.
They hold the screens securely and work well. I haven't had any problems with them.

Good product, though I did have to place spacing material (folded cardboard) between the monitor and a couple of the 'hooks' as the monitor thickness was less than the 'hooks' minimum spacing. For a 'Universal' product, this isn't unexpected and does not detract from it's function, which it does very well.

I'm very happy. Good product, though I did have to place spacing material (folded cardboard) between the monitor and a couple of the 'hooks' as the monitor thickness was less than the 'hooks' minimum spacing. For a 'Universal' product, this isn't unexpected and does not detract from it's function, which it does very well.

I'm very happy.

Purchased a dual laptop and monitor stand. My montor did not have a vesa connection so purchased one of these. Works fine. Helped organise and sort out my desk. Purchased a dual laptop and monitor stand. My montor did not have a vesa connection so purchased one of these. Works fine. Helped organise and sort out my desk.

Good Product. Even managed to cope wioth the curve on the back of the screen Good Product. Even managed to cope wioth the curve on the back of the screen

Same experience as Bryce. It really depends on what type of monitor and in my case the mount plate itself. No matter how I position the bottom bars they always block one of the ports (either the power port or the HDMI on a Samsung BX2331). The top of the monitor is also too thin for the lugs to hold (this is my bad since this is smaller than the product spec). At the end I cut some cardboard to increase the thickness of the monitor and solved both of the problems.

One other complaint is that the spanner tool included is terrible to use because of the design of the nuts and bolts. It really tests your patience.

Would I recommend this pro...view more Same experience as Bryce. It really depends on what type of monitor and in my case the mount plate itself. No matter how I position the bottom bars they always block one of the ports (either the power port or the HDMI on a Samsung BX2331). The top of the monitor is also too thin for the lugs to hold (this is my bad since this is smaller than the product spec). At the end I cut some cardboard to increase the thickness of the monitor and solved both of the problems.

One other complaint is that the spanner tool included is terrible to use because of the design of the nuts and bolts. It really tests your patience.

Would I recommend this product? Read the specifications carefully and make sure you are willing to improvise. But save yourself the hassle and buy a monitor compatible with VESA mounts.

I can see where they were coming from with this monitor adapter kit, but it didn't work for our monitors (Viewsonic vx2453mh-led).
We could not offset the mounting plate and arms away from the IO ports, when mounted you couldn't plug your cables in or out.
If they had designed two of the arms to be 10cm longer we may have been able to jig it to work.
Instead we glued blocks of wood to the back and screwed our mounts to these. I can see where they were coming from with this monitor adapter kit, but it didn't work for our monitors (Viewsonic vx2453mh-led).
We could not offset the mounting plate and arms away from the IO ports, when mounted you couldn't plug your cables in or out.
If they had designed two of the arms to be 10cm longer we may have been able to jig it to work.
Instead we glued blocks of wood to the back and screwed our mounts to these.

Very effective bracket to convert non-VESA monitors to VESA mounts. My dual-monitor setup is much tidier now that it is lifted above the desk. The lugs sit around the bezel at the top and bottom of the monitor but they are not particularly obvious on monitors with that have a black bezel. Very effective bracket to convert non-VESA monitors to VESA mounts. My dual-monitor setup is much tidier now that it is lifted above the desk. The lugs sit around the bezel at the top and bottom of the monitor but they are not particularly obvious on monitors with that have a black bezel.