Desorption in 3 seconds! A bracket that makes the common monitor replacement work much easier
When using a personal computer, you often want to attach and detach the monitor. In search of the best monitor stand or monitor arm, you will often have to change monitors and try them out. Or you may carry your favorite monitor and set it on a monitor arm at your work place that suits your mood at that time. Huh, no?
For a slightly different reason, I often attach and detach the monitor. The virtual cycling monitor (Philips 258B6QUEB/11) that I usually use fixed to the monitor arm has been removed and attached many times for work reasons. It supports DisplayPort Alternate Mode, and just by connecting a single USB Type-C cable from a laptop computer, it is possible to output the screen, power supply, connect to a USB hub, etc., and the reason is that it is quite easy to use.
Recently, the number of notebook computers that support DisplayPort Alternate Mode is increasing, and when I review it, I use it with a compatible monitor as a set (whether it can be used properly). has become an element. It supports the same function, has a high resolution of 25-inch WQHD (2560 x 1440 dots), and has a USB hub function including a wired LAN port, so it is a perfect monitor for testing.
This is a monitor that is frequently detached. I usually use it for virtual cycling
That's why when I try out some kind of laptop, I usually remove this monitor from the monitor arm and replace it with a standard monitor stand. And when you're done using it, put it back on the monitor arm. Sometimes I think, "Oh, I forgot to take that picture!" Of course, each time I had to turn the four screws with a screwdriver over and over again, which was getting really annoying.
It's attached to a VESA-compatible monitor arm with four screws. I'm tired of using a screwdriver to attach and detach it every timeI wondered if there was anything I could do about this tediousness, so while looking for a solution, I found Ergotron's "Quick Release LCD Bracket", which is famous for its monitor arms. ”. By attaching attachments to the back of the monitor and the arm (stand), you can easily attach and detach it.
Attachments attached to the left side of the monitor and the right side of the arm (stand). When combined, it looks like thisThe monitor arm and stand do not have to be made by Ergotron, as long as they are VESA compatible, most correspond to the product. After installation, you can fix it firmly by inserting the monitor side attachment from above and inserting it into the arm side without using any screwdriver. It's really easy, and you can put it on and take it off in as little as three seconds.
Attach the attachment on the arm side with the included screw, attach the attachment on the monitor side to the monitor side, and fix it with the image of holding the monitor and inserting it from above. Can be attached and detached in as little as 3 secondsEven if you don't change monitors frequently, there may be occasions when you attach a heavy monitor to an arm, for example. If you have experience with holding a heavy monitor, aligning the VESA holes of the monitor and the arm, and attaching the screws one by one with a screwdriver, you'll know that it's quite difficult and ultimately frustrating. come. With this bracket, even one person can work efficiently, and it can be fixed easily like a lie.
The only thing I would like to point out is that if you are using the monitor arm and stand in a detachable manner like I am, you will need to prepare two sets of brackets. Moreover, if you do so, you will have one extra attachment to attach to the monitor side. I think it would be nice to be able to purchase additional arm attachments, but is that a bit too greedy?
The attachment can also be attached to a standard monitor stand. Due to the structure of this stand, the screws cannot be removed, and the screws are long and interfere with the attachment on the monitor side, so it was necessary to insert a spacer. >