Monitor Arm with Laptop Tray

One desk clamp, two mounts: a VESA arm for the monitor and a tray for the laptop, each set to its own height. A laptop beside an external monitor normally sits flat on the desk while the monitor sits at eye level, so you spend the day looking down at one screen and straight at the other. Putting both on the same column lets you set each one where it belongs.

Features and benefits

• Two mounts, one clamp — the monitor arm and the laptop tray share a single column at the desk edge.
• 100 to 400 mm of height — 4 to 15.7 in of travel, adjusted by hand.
• 360 degree rotation — swing the laptop out of the way, or turn the monitor to show someone.
• 0.4 in head micro-adjustment — fine-tune the screen after the arm itself is set.
• Fits 14 to 27 in monitors — and laptops up to 17 in on the tray.
• Desk clamp mount — one fixing point at the rear edge. No drilling.

Specifications

Before you order

Measure the four mounting holes on the back of your monitor in millimetres, and check that your desk edge is thick enough for the clamp to close on it.

Good to know

Raising the laptop raises its keyboard with it. If you type on the laptop itself rather than on a separate keyboard, set the tray low; if you use an external keyboard, put the laptop up beside the monitor where you can read it.

Common questions

Does it hold the monitor and the laptop at the same time?

Yes. One desk clamp carries a single column, and both the monitor arm and the laptop tray attach to it. Each one sets to its own height.

What size laptop fits the tray?

Laptops up to 17 inches sit comfortably on the tray.

How much height adjustment is there?

The column gives 100 to 400 mm of travel, which is 4 to 15.7 inches, adjusted by hand.

Should the laptop go high or low?

It depends on how you type. If you type on the laptop's own keyboard, set the tray low. If you use a separate keyboard, put the laptop up beside the monitor where you can read it.