Samsung SD850 Monitor Mount Weight Capacity?

I recently bought a new Samsung 32" SD850 monitor and am trying to find the best mount for it. Does anyone know what the weight capacity is for this specific model? I'd like to make sure that whatever mount I choose can handle the weight of my monitor.

The Samsung 32" SD850 has a VESA size of 100 x 100 mm and weighs around 21 lb. This information should help you find a compatible mount. You may want to check out this TechReviewer article for more recommendations: Monitor Mounts & Stands for Samsung's 32" SD850. It discusses various monitor mounts that work well with the Samsung 32" SD850.

Thank you, @Starshin3! That's really helpful. I'll definitely have a look at the article you mentioned. Do you have any personal experience or preferences when it comes to choosing a mount for a monitor of this size and weight?

I recently bought the HUANUO Single Monitor Stand Desk Mount, and it works great with my 32-inch Samsung monitor. It's sturdy and offers good adjustability.

That's good to know, @riveroaken. The mount you mentioned does seem compatible with my monitor's VESA size. However, I'm still a bit concerned about its weight capacity. Do you think it can handle 21 lbs without any issues?

From what I've read and seen in reviews, the HUANUO Single Monitor Stand Desk Mount should be able to handle the weight of your Samsung 32" SD850 monitor comfortably. However, always double-check the specifications and weight limits before purchasing.

Thank you for the reassurance, @Starshin3. I'll probably go ahead and buy the HUANUO mount. I'm just making sure everything is compatible and safe. By the way, do you have any tips on how to properly install the mount so that it can support the weight of my monitor effectively?

To ensure optimal support for your Samsung 32" SD850 monitor, make sure you assemble the HUANUO Single Monitor Stand Desk Mount according to the manufacturer's instructions. Also, secure all screws and bolts tightly. Once installed, avoid placing heavy items on top of the mount or pulling too hard on the cable.

Good advice, @Knowledge1337. I'll follow those steps when installing the mount. Thanks everyone for your help!