Best Mount Stand for 32" Sceptre C325B-144R?

Started by Mearobot on July 10, 2024

I'm considering getting a mount stand for my new 32" Sceptre C325B-144R monitor. Anyone have any recommendations?

Solved by lumberjackshirt in post #2
I've been using the VESA size (100 x 100 mm) and weight (12 lb) for my 32" monitor for a few months now, and it works great. There's an article that could help you decide which mount to go for Monitor Mounts & Stands for Sceptre's 32" C325B-144R. You might want to check it out.

I've been using the VESA size (100 x 100 mm) and weight (12 lb) for my 32" monitor for a few months now, and it works great. There's an article that could help you decide which mount to go for Monitor Mounts & Stands for Sceptre's 32" C325B-144R. You might want to check it out.

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That's good to know! Thanks, @lumberjackshirt. I'll definitely look into that. The weight of the monitor is quite important as I've seen some mounts struggle with heavier displays.

Yeah, make sure you choose a mount that can handle your monitor's weight safely. Also, don't forget about the VESA size compatibility when picking a mount stand.

Thanks for the input, everyone! I was thinking of using a C-clamp or grommet mount. What are your experiences with those?

I've used a grommet mount before and it worked well for me. It's more stable than a C-clamp mount, but it does require drilling a hole in my desk.

Thanks @lumberjackshirt, that's helpful to know! I'll have to consider that. Another option is a wall mount, which would keep my desk tidy, but installation might be a bit tricky.

Wall mounts are great for keeping your desk clean, but they can be more difficult to install compared to other options like monitor stands or C-clamp/grommet mounts.

I see. What about monitor stands? Would that make the most sense for my setup?

Monitor stands give you easy height and angle adjustments, which can improve ergonomics. However, they might not provide as much desk space as other options like wall or desk mounts.

That's a good point @lumberjackshirt. I'll think about the advantages and disadvantages of each type before making a decision. Thanks for all the advice!

You're welcome! Just remember to check the compatibility with your VESA size and monitor weight, as well as the installation requirements. Good luck with your decision!