Will this work to mount an iMac all in one desktop to the wall? Where does the bracket fasten to the back of the monitor???
229031
As others have said the mount and most others is VESA and the iMac is probably not. You can however buy a VESA Mount Adapter Kit for Apple monitors.
229032
Apple sells a Vesa adapter for both Cinema Displays and iMacs. Installing it takes about 15 minutes(10 minutes if you've done it before). It is not apparent how it is installed. It requires a tool( made from cardboard) size of a credit card, and couple hex Allen wrenches. Many sites have instructions as to how to do it.
229033
It may work but you will have to make sure not only your monitor has mounting holes in the back of it in the center but the bolt pattern on the square mounting plate is the same. Since the weight of the monitor would be pretty light this may even be heavier than what you need, again the bolt pattern and if your monitor has the holes in the back to accept this bracket is the main thing you need to check.
229034
I am familiar with iMacs though i don't recall them having holes in the back of the monitor to fasten the bracket. So my guess is that this will not work to mount your iMac to the wall.
229035
I would suggest looking at the back of the iMac, if it has a VESA mount or if you see 4 mounting points within 4 inches of each other and the center of the back of the monitor, then it should be possible. If you do not have the VESA mount, then it probably would not work for you.
229036
If your monitor has a VESA mount(proballey were your stand is connected to your monitor)and the the holes are either 3"x3" apart ,or 4"x4" it should work.In my Dell hand book It tells you how to take of the stand,which is'ent hard.Not that up on iMacs.Check the Apple hand book,or website.
1207162
I don't see an obvious way of connecting the monitor to a wall mount. The mount provided is relatively small and takes up very little space.
1334707
If it is the "thin" version, maybe, but it definitely did not have the ability to hold my thicker 27 inch iMac any higher off my desk than the stand that comes with the iMac. If you are willing to spend more, have a look at the Innovative 7500-hd-1500 Heavy Duty Deluxe Flat Panel Radial Arm. It is positively bomb-proof and works great on my standing desk so I can lower or raise the computer to any height I want and it stays put.
1328104
I'm sure that with a little creativity you could figure something out for that. But why would you want to? It's designed to mount on top center of the monitor and works quite well from there. As you move from center, it will work, but you will get progressively decreasing performance particularly when looking to the opposite side.
1564036
It will work with a desktop SATA connection without a problem. My drive didn't come with a bracket but the thing weights virtually nothing and can be secured to one side of your case with only two screws. Heck, one of my machines just has a couple of rubber bands holding a drive in place. A benefit of having no exposed circuitry and not moving parts.
1016866
Sorry, I'm a buyer not a seller. What I can tell you is that this bracket/mount works great. I've mounted a 25 inch monitor on it and it holds really strong and steady. So, yes, I recommend this .
220504
This mount only supports 14 to 30 lbs. as for the VESA mount I know the newer iMacs, you must order an iMac with the VESA mount already attached. I would call apple or your local apple store to find out if the make an adapter for your specific model.
1836321
There is a plastic fitting that will fit under the desktop part and it will mount onto a wall with two screws. It is not that heavy and I am quite sure you won't need anything to substantial to keep it on the wall. I used anchors though.
1334706
I've had the Ergotron MX arm for over a yr. I've been using it for my iMAC 27 (Late 2010). it works fine for me. I shift my iMAC left & right, when i have to access gear at the back. i stowed gear back there intentionally, cuz i know the arm can move like this. I also lift it up and tilt it back, & then return it back to standard viewing position many times, when i'm recording vocals. Works fine, I'd say yes, this arm can work w/ iMAC 27 inch. A few technicalities- the monitor adapter (VESA Mount Adapter for iMAC) weighs 2lb 4oz, according to Amazon.com. My iMAC 27 (release Nov 2010), weighed in i believe 27lb. (i saw 2 different refurbished iMACs 27inch released late 2012, weighing at 21lbs). Your iMAC 27 shouldn't weigh more than mine. The arm holds 30lbs- so with the VESA adapter it should be under 30lbs. If you hardly ever move it, it should be fine. I do NOT recommend stacking drives in the back, or attaching mouse holder trays, or any mounting of sound bars to th screen. I mounted my arm's base to my desktop, particle board wood about 1-1/4" thick. good luck m...
539170
Each of the monitor mounts can be positioned independently upon the mounting shaft, so unless your monitor is some ridiculously small vertical distance like four inches or something it should be able to be positioned low enough to do as you require.
2253774
It only works for monitors that are VESA (video electronics standards association) compliant, i.e. have the industry-standard screw holes in the back for mounting the monitor that are either 75 mm or 100 mm apart. On some monitors you won't see these until you remove the stand. Not all monitors have the screw holes for mounting. If you don't see them check the manufacturer's website to see if it is a VESA compliant monitor.
1832501
There are thisrd party mounts available like this one: http://www.imacmount.com
470981
I assume you mean your desktop as in your desk top. In which case, yes. It will work for that. Although there is a little bit of play in the mount that the monitor slides in. I would suggest using some paper or something similar in thickness to tighten it up.
1448048
I have a 27" iMac on the stand and I have noticed that it has "swayed" about 3/16" in the center. If you plan on two 24" monitors, they will probably be set close to the sides instead of in the middle which should be ok.
677895
Hi Shelby, I am not familiar with the BenQ Monitor. Look on the back of the monitor to see if it has a 4" square lay-out for bolting. (middle of back) This is pretty-much the standard layout for mounting and should work just fine. The mount comes with a variety of bolt thread-sizes and should have the ones that you need. Best of Luck, Mitch
62858
Brackets on the stand mount to the standard holes in the back of the monitor(s). You will need to remove the stand that came on the monitor. The more I use this, the better I like it.
1692309
Mine is not a wall mount. It is a desktop monitor. Therefore I can't speak to this question.