Question 1

anyone used this with a Samsung 49 c49hg90d ultrawide for a long time now and can tell that it still holds up?

Accepted Answer

I've been using it with chg90. Samsung 49" ultra superwide for awhile an once you have the shocks set it holds in place. Have not had it sag yet. An been using for roughly 6months, worth the buy!

Question 2

does this product include the 75mm /100mm versa plate ? its shows this in the product pictures but also shows a universal plate frequently being bough

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It does bring the plate but depending what monitor  you have you may still need an adapter.  Make sure your monitor has the correct vesa option built in because some are different.  Bought one for my girlfriends 
Viotek GN34CB 34-Inch 21:9 Ultrawide Curved monitor and the built in plate connection was different so had to get an adapter to mount to this Arm.  After that, it worked beautifully.

Question 3

Will this support a 43 inch 16:9 monitor/tv?

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Yes, can support up to 49"

Question 4

How low can this mounting arm go? I'd like to have my X35 monitor touching the base of my desk.

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e-TekDepot Support says 8.9"
Proteus90 says 1/2"
The conflicting answers stumped me until I reread more carefully.
The difference is that Proteus90, if accurate, seems to be talking about THE BOTTOM OF HIS PARTICULAR MONITOR.
Support is very specific in saying THE BOTTOM OF THE MOUNTING ARM'S VESA PLATE, so you can then figure out how close your own monitor would get to the top of your desk.

By my calculations, the minimum height dimension for a monitor to touch desktop would be monitor height above and below VESA plate (2 times 8.9") plus the height of the VESA plate. (I physically measured a 100x100 plate, outer dimensions are 122mmx122mm = 4.8"x4.8", so height of plate is 4.8".) So, (2x8.9") + 4.8" = 22.6".

--> MINIMUM OVERALL OF A MONITOR IS 22.6" FOR IT TO TOUCH THE BOTTOM OF A DESK with this monitor arm, if my calculations are correct.

Was surprised in actually measuring that height from the top of my desk. Turns out that 22.6" or more is a VERY tall monitor. Not so common.

For me, this discovery was an unfortunate deal-breaker. The mounting arms looks well-made and good quality, but needs to go a few inches lower toward desk for my particular setup.

GOOD THING is that this question saved placing an order, setting up the arm with great anticipation, getting frustrated with the result, repackaging the item, and then dealing with shipping. Saved the seller having to deal with a return. Hope the answer here helps someone else with their decision, too.

Asin	B0819BLM2Z
Best Sellers Rank	#53,437 in Computers (See Top 100 in Computers) #383 in Computer Monitor Stands
Brand	AVLT
Color	Black
Compatible Devices	Monitor
Customer Reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (1,147) 4.5 out of 5 stars
Enclosure Material	Metal
Item Weight	11.5 Kilograms
Manufacturer	AVLT
Maximum Supported Screen Size	43 Inches
Maximum Tilt Angle	15 Degrees
Mfr Part Number	AVLT-DM40-1
Minimum Supported Screen Size	13 Inches
Model Number	AVLT-DM40-1
Mounting Type	Tabletop Mount
Movement Type	Articulating
Unit Count	1 Count

AVLT Adjustable Arm Single Power 33lbs Mount Ultrawide Monitor Desk Stand

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