Looking for Adjustable Monitor Stand with Height Adjust for BenQ RL2755HM 27" Please help :)

[Konane]

Hello i bought a monitor a while ago that i haven't been able to use because it did not come with a adjustable stand and the stand it comes with makes my neck hurt when i look at it with my current setup it doesn't work. So i am looking for a traditional stand that has height adjust i am not interested in wall mounting or ones that clamp onto the side of my desk.

Must be sturdy enough that it wont fall over easily i have cats that like to play around my nice things

The monitor is the BenQ RL2755HM its a 27" it has vesa mount holes but not sure what size. i have googled and looked around but i haven't found anything that i am looking for.

I am located in Canada

Thank you you for any help it is greatly appreciated.

 

[Chayan4400]

Hello i bought a monitor a while back that i haven't been able to use yet because it does not come with a adjustable stand. i was wondering if you could buy one somewhere?

The monitor is a 27" and here is the monitor name BenQ RL2755HM. i think it comes with vesa mount holes so if that's what it requires to have for a adjustable monitor stand i think i am good.

I have googled and can't really find what i am looking for

I am located in Canada

Thank you you for any help it is greatly appreciated.

This is a stand that will work: Click here.

It says it supports only up to 26" monitors, but since it can hold a max of 15.43 lbs, and BenQ RL2755HM weighs only 12.13 lbs, this shouldn't be a problem.

EDIT: This will also work: Click here.

However, this stand needs to be mounted to the wall.

EDIT 2: Disregard all the statements above, here is one that will support your monitor for sure: Click here.

 

[Konane]

Hello i bought a monitor a while back that i haven't been able to use yet because it does not come with a adjustable stand. i was wondering if you could buy one somewhere?

The monitor is a 27" and here is the monitor name BenQ RL2755HM. i think it comes with vesa mount holes so if that's what it requires to have for a adjustable monitor stand i think i am good.

I have googled and can't really find what i am looking for

I am located in Canada

Thank you you for any help it is greatly appreciated.

This is a stand that will work: Click here.

It says it supports only up to 26" monitors, but since it can hold a max of 15.43 lbs, and BenQ RL2755HM weighs only 12.13 lbs, this shouldn't be a problem.

EDIT: This will also work: Click here.

However, this stand needs to be mounted to the wall.

EDIT 2: Disregard all the statements above, here is one that will support your monitor for sure: Click here.

Thank you for your response. That looks pretty cool but i don't think i want a stand that clamps onto my desk i am looking for just a traditional stand that has height adjust and is sturdy enough that it wont fall over easily.

i have updated my post better so that people can understand what i want lol sorry about earlier

 

[Chayan4400]

Here is another one: Click here.

It has a big base so it won't tip over easily, is height and tilt adjustable, and can be rotated so I think this is just what you are looking for .

 

[Konane]

Here is another one: Click here.

It has a big base so it won't tip over easily, is height and tilt adjustable, and can be rotated so I think this is just what you are looking for .

Funny that you mentioned this one i was already looking at this one. you think its good? i read reviews and they say the base is very big 13.5 inches it says in the pictures id have to measure my current setup to see if it will work.

Also it says Fits monitors with VESA 75x75 and 100x100 mounting patterns up to 33 lbs. Are most monitors 75x75 and 100x100? vesa size holes?

Also how would i tell what size vesa holes my monitor has?

 

[Chayan4400]

VESA has four different configurations:

To find out which one you have, measure the distance between the screw holes, and compare them against this chart. I'm pretty sure it won't have VESA 200 or 100/200, so it is most probably either VESA 75 or 100.

 

[Konane]

VESA has four different configurations:

To find out which one you have, measure the distance between the screw holes, and compare them against this chart. I'm pretty sure it won't have VESA 200 or 100/200, so it is most probably either VESA 75 or 100.

Ok thanks

 

[Chayan4400]

No problem, glad to help! Select the solution that helped you, since it helps both me and other people who have similar questions .

 

[Konane]

No problem, glad to help! Select the solution that helped you, since it helps both me and other people who have similar questions .

i haven't gotten around to measuring but it looks like the 200x200