Product Description

Change the way you view the world! Sleek and streamlined, the LX frees up space and allows positioning of your display for greater productivity. Reposition your LCD with just a touch. Up. Down. Forward. Back. The LX provides unparalleled range of motion.PRODUCT FEATURES:Upgrade LCD monitors and TVs with improved ergonomic adjustment;Patented CF motion technology provides premium ease-of-use display adjustment;Cable management feature routes cables under the arm, out of the way;Extends/retracts LCD up to 24"; push your display out of the way when not in use;13" height range meets the ergonomic needs of more than nine out of ten adults;Compact design frees up space.

Product Details

• Brand: Ergotron
• Model: 45-179-195
• Dimensions: 59.06" h x 102.36" w x 181.10" l, 12.90 pounds

Features

• Upgrade LCD monitors/TVs with improved ergonomic adjustment
• Patented CF motion technology provides easy adjustment
• Extends/retracts LCD up to 24 inch
• Cable management feature routes cables under the arm
• Compact design frees up space

Customer Reviews

Nice monitor arm!
I previously purchased the cheaper Ergotron model and was unsatisfied with how clunky it felt. I purchased this model and was impressed and very satisfied with how smooth it was. It has handled my Dell 20" monitors with ease! Oh yea, I bought two because I liked it so much! I'm thinking about buying another one (I have three Dell 20" LCD monitors side by side using a MacBook Pro and a TripleHead2Go to extend the display) Awesome setup! As a matter of fact, I think I'll have to do the same at work! The only thing that I dislike about the arms are the plastic covers on the outside of the arm. They seem a little fragile to me. Oh, a cool feature is that they are very adjustable. If you don't like how springy they are, you can adjust the tension. Very Nice!

Best computer investment I've ever made
I have the Ergotron Desk Arm with the extra extension. The desk arm is very sturdy and relatively easy to set up. You only need the included tools plus a philips head screw driver for the job, should take 20-30 minutes. The Ergotron LX is a truly amazing device that will help your posture and neck if you want. It can allow you to rotate the monitor up to 90 degrees so that one may view it in portrait mode. If you use a computer for more than 20 minutes a day, the arm is well worth the $120. It will completely change the way you use your desk space. My desk is now completely empty except a bluetooth mouse and keyboard.

I am a PhD student with a one-bedroom apartment. My 22" Gateway LCD is the sole hub of electronic entertainment in my room serving as a computer terminal, DVD player, and media center for enjoying music through my home theater. The Ergotron is extremely flexible and can bend in many angles, such as facing directly up to the ceiling, tilted way down, to the left, right or whatever. There segment closest to you allows for further height adjustment and all the wires neatly tuck away. It is designed so well that you can place the LCD in nearly infinite positions and the position is easy to change, frequently if you like. Just make sure your power and DVI cables are long enough to supply the arm, especially if you get the extension you may need to move the desktop.

After using a tablet PC for one year I became spoiled in wanting to have an LCD I could spin around like my tablet. I have a new Gateway monitor which can be used in landscape/portrait mode so I can view webpages very easily, you don't have to scroll as much.

The extra arm allows you to extend the LCD even further from the desk, reaching aboud 3-4' off the desk, in the air whereever you like. Mine can be viewed now from my bed and with my gyroscopic Logitech MX Air I can surf the internet like a real bum, in style!

Great Arms for the Price
While not as heavy duty as some of the more expensive arms out there I own two of these for a dual 22" setup. They work well but be sure to tweak the tension screws to your liking and also be sure your cables are long enough to allow for some slack between arm segments. No issues yet and I move them around almost daily depending on what I am doing at my station.