It's this exact one: www.bestbuy.com/site/samsung... And it 100% makes my job easier, and I'd love to upgrade my set up so it's not taking up so much space with that angled stand/easily knocked over by cats. - ThreadSky

dexanderson.com • 4 days ago

It's this exact one: https://www.bestbuy.com/site/samsung-24-t350-series-ips-fhd-amd-freesync-monitor-vesa-hdmi-vga-dark-blue-gray/6420870.p?skuId=6420870 And it 100% makes my job easier, and I'd love to upgrade my set up so it's not taking up so much space with that angled stand/easily knocked over by cats.

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nonbinary.computer•4 days ago

It looks like it does have the standard vesa mounting holes there, so most cheap monitor arms should work, unless you have a particularly thick desk which won't work with their clamp. Something like this will do wonders, and there are yet cheaper, more basic ones.

https://www.bestbuy.com/site/acgam-single-monitor-arm-fully-adjustable-spring-assisted-monitor-desk-mount-for-computer-screen-17-32-inch-and-4-4-19-8-lbs-matte-black/6609459.p?skuId=6609459

khlazarus.bsky.social•4 days ago

it looks like it has a vesa mount plate on the back-- was there some reason that wasn't feasible?

dexanderson.com•4 days ago

i'm just a goof sometimes and 100% did not see the holes and thought it had to go where the stand hooks in.

khlazarus.bsky.social•4 days ago

totally get it, and there *are* weird things like that sometimes. glad it's sorted though!

catfort.fightins.online•4 days ago

It says it has the 100x100mm VESA mount, so as long as the stand part can be removed, it should be possible to mount it on any monitor arm that has a VESA plate with the holes 100x100mm apart (measured from center to center of the screws on the back)

catfort.fightins.online•4 days ago

I have this exact thing in storage and I'd gladly give it to you but the shipping would be atrocious 😭

catfort.fightins.online•4 days ago

If the monitor has four holes on the back like this, those are the VESA mounts. Screws for them might have been included with the monitor, but IME any mount comes with screws. The monitor's stand may or may not be attached on these points. (I hope I'm not overexplaining!)

dexanderson.com•4 days ago

This is helpful! I think I will take it apart this weekend and see what kind of screws it has. I'm hoping I should be able to just get an arm with an adapter and mount it.

catfort.fightins.online•4 days ago

They're usually pretty easy to take apart, and the mounting arm might come with different size adapter plates. Sometimes they have one plate with holes drilled out for different size VESA layouts, but 100x100 is super common, so hopefully it's easy to find! 🍀😸

dexanderson.com•4 days ago

lol i just checked and it 100% has the holes in the back. I thought it would need to be mounted where the stand is. It does not.*facepalm*

dexanderson.com•4 days ago

lol y'all it totally does have the screw holes for a mount. I just didn't see them for some reason. I just went over and looked and they are right fucking there.

khlazarus.bsky.social•4 days ago

yay!

catfort.fightins.online•4 days ago

I did the exact same thing when I first went looking for a mounting arm!

elacordeonachi.bsky.social•4 days ago

Vesa mounts often confuse me because every single last monitor maker designs a different monitor stand for each monitor they make that often can't be used even within their own product lines.

When they could just all use a stand that screws into the Vesa mount and be done with it.

elacordeonachi.bsky.social•4 days ago

It would be like every cell phone company having their own proprietary plug AND a USB C. MADNESS!!!

minori6.bsky.social•4 days ago

Any random VESA monitor arms should work with that display.

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