Techly ICA-LCD 2520V monitor mount / stand 68.6 cm (27 inch) Desk Black

Monitor Mount Techly ICA-LCD 2520V is a desk arm that holds two monitors from 13" to 27", increasing usable workspace and reducing clutter. The freestanding design includes a weighted base with optional grommet mounting and supports VESA 75x75 and 100x100 mm. The mount supports up to 20 kg total (10 kg per screen) and provides height, tilt, swivel and rotation adjustments for flexible viewing configurations.

Advantages

The dual monitor arm offers a compact footprint with a 330 mm wide and 269 mm deep base and a 744 mm pole height, enabling an organized workstation without permanent desk modifications. Integrated cable management and a quick-release VESA plate simplify installation and daily use. Tilt and swivel adjustments (±15°) and landscape or portrait installation options improve ergonomic positioning for different tasks.

Suitable for

• Home offices and remote workstations
• Corporate desks and shared workspaces
• Design and coding stations requiring dual-screen setups
• Environments where desk space optimization and cable tidiness are needed

Key specifications

• Compatibility: monitors 13"–27"
• VESA support: 75x75 mm and 100x100 mm
• Maximum weight capacity: 20 kg total (10 kg per VESA)
• Adjustments: tilt ±15°, swivel ±15°, rotation (landscape/portrait), height adjustable
• Mounting options: weighted base or grommet
• Dimensions: base width 330 mm, base depth 269 mm, pole height 744 mm
• Colour: black

How to use

Place the weighted base on a stable desk surface or secure the arm using the grommet mounting option. Attach each monitor to the supplied VESA plate and use the quick-release system to lock the plates in place. Adjust height, tilt and swivel to achieve comfortable viewing angles; rotate screens between landscape and portrait as required. Route cables through the integrated cable-management channels for a tidy setup.

Recommendations

Ensure each monitor does not exceed 10 kg and matches VESA 75x75 or 100x100. Tighten mounting hardware according to the user manual and periodically check fastenings. For optimal ergonomics, align the top of the screens at or slightly below eye level and position monitors about an arm’s length away.