Different Monitor Arm for BenQ EX3501R?

Started by Cweezy23 on June 22, 2024

MONITOR MOUNT BENQ EX3501R

I'm thinking of getting a new monitor arm for my BenQ EX3501R. Just curious if anyone has tried using different monitor arms with this monitor before? I'd like to know if there are any issues or recommendations?

Solved by SoccerStar in post #2
Yeah, I've been using the BenQ EX3501R for a few months now and it's working great! There was an article on TechReviewer that discussed some options for different monitor arms. The Monitor Mounts & Stands for BenQ's 35" EX3501R has some good information.

Yeah, I've been using the BenQ EX3501R for a few months now and it's working great! There was an article on TechReviewer that discussed some options for different monitor arms. The Monitor Mounts & Stands for BenQ's 35" EX3501R has some good information.

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Thanks for sharing, @SoccerStar. I just had a look at the article you linked to in your response. It seems like there are quite a few options out there for monitor stands and mounts. I'll have to do some more research on the best one that suits my needs.

I've been using a VESA mount with my BenQ EX3501R and it's working pretty well! The weight of the monitor is well supported and it doesn't take up too much space on my desk. I'd recommend considering a VESA mount if you're looking for something that's reliable and won't take up too much room.

That's good to know, @dchambers1191. I'll definitely keep that in mind. I'm still trying to decide between a few different options. Any advice on which type of monitor arm or stand is best for this specific monitor?

Based on the TechReviewer article I mentioned earlier, I think it really depends on your personal preference and needs. For example, if you want something that's more adjustable and has better ergonomic features, then a monitor stand might be a good option.

Thanks for the input @SoccerStar. I'm going to check out some monitor stands now and see if they would work well with my BenQ EX3501R. I'll probably end up ordering one in the next few days.

Great, let us know how it goes! And remember, make sure that whatever monitor arm or stand you choose is compatible with your monitor's VESA size and weight to ensure it can support the monitor safely and securely.

Good point, @dchambers1191. I'll be sure to check the specifications before making my purchase. Thanks everyone for the advice!