Reviews AlzaErgo ErgoArm S25B
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AlzaErgo ErgoArm S25B
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Rated 18/02/2022, variant AlzaErgo ErgoArm S25B
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4 types of screws in marked pockets
Understandable instructions
Mounting kit (2x Allen key)
Very decent construction
A powerful piston that almost broke my mouth: D
You can' t position much “on the fly“ on it' s better shoulder
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Energeticke systémy Slovensko a.s., Bratislava - Ružinov
Rated 26/01/2022, variant AlzaErgo ErgoArm S25B
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Too high min height
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Tomáš, Bratislava - Dúbravka
Rated 28/10/2021, variant AlzaErgo ErgoArm S25B
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Very sturdy stand
Even in the lowest position it feels a bit high
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Peter, Bratislava
Rated 30/04/2020, variant AlzaErgo ErgoArm S25B
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infinitely adjustable height
can hold an older, narrower 23' monitor/TV
more complicated insertion and removal of cables into the plastic holder at the back
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Rated 21/08/2026, variant AlzaErgo ErgoArm S25B
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If you want the monitor to be very high and you're just going to set it up once and leave it, then it's probably fine. But if you need to readjust it from time to time, I definitely wouldn't recommend it.
the materials are of high quality
side tilt
I have a 31.5” monitor which fits into the weight category, but I had to tighten the mount so much that I was afraid I would break it just to stop it from constantly tilting down.
you can't just move the monitor up and down, you have to unclip a safety catch at the back, which makes the monitor SHOOT up, and then you have to force it back down while pressing the safety catch again
Even if you eventually manage to get the monitor down, it's still terribly high (I also thought that since I always have my monitor high up, it would be fine, but no, the minimum position is awfully high even for me, as someone who 3D prints stands for their monitor to get it high enough...)
Heavier than the monitor itself
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Jaroslav, Dolní Břežany
Rated 06/08/2026, variant AlzaErgo ErgoArm S25B
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Solid construction
Quality material
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Viktorie, Kadaň
Rated 02/02/2026, variant AlzaErgo ErgoArm S25B
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positionality
very robust and stable
weight is a plus for me, it may not suit some people
simple setup
lifting a bit aggressive and it takes quite a bit of force to get it down, but once you figure it out it behaves adequately so it's not really a problem
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Josef, Praha 4
Rated 22/11/2025, variant AlzaErgo ErgoArm S25B
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Reasonably elegant stand for smaller screens
Tightening the tilt joint gave quite a bit of work even on a small screen, I quite wonder if it will hold up on larger ones . ?
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Petr, Křižanov
Rated 27/06/2025, variant AlzaErgo ErgoArm S25B
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A stand like this should be standard on every slightly more premium monitor. I don't understand why Dell still supplies their unstable, plastic-wrapped stands in silver - I guess they're trying to imitate aluminum or something... Anyway, this stand solved my problem with Dell. It is really stable and beautiful.
Very stable
Beautiful
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Michal, Beroun
Rated 13/05/2025, variant AlzaErgo ErgoArm S25B
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heavy, solid
large choice of height, tilt.
unbeatable price
will not fit some monitors with recessed vesa mounts: ) (my case with the Samsung C27RG50), nothing that cutting the flex would not fix, or if you don't have a flex so bending for example with a hammer. This is not the fault of the stand, but of the monitor, just expect that it can happen
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