Fellowes ED-X Plus Gaming Dual Gas Spring Monitor Arm Holds Two Screens up to 32″ Weighing 4.4-19.84 lbs ea, Height Adjusting, Tilt, Swivel, Rotate, VESA 75/100, Clamp or Grommet Mount, Cable MGMT

Price: $75.09
(as of Oct 12, 2026 06:38:08 UTC – Details)
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Streamline your dual-monitor workspace with the Fellowes Everyday Plus Dual Monitor Arm, offering advanced gas spring adjustment for fluid, precise positioning. Designed for two 17”–32” monitors weighing up to 19.84 lbs each, it delivers ergonomic comfort and a clutter-free desk. Each arm adjusts to a height of 16.34″ and a reach of 19.92″. Full tilt range of +/-90° helps reduce neck strain and improve visibility. Installation is fast with clamp or grommet options, and the quick mount system allows for effortless monitor setup. Built-in cable management completes the clean, professional look. Fully compatible with VESA 75×75 and 100×100 patterns.
GAS SPRING MECHANISM: Raise your screens to eye level to reduce neck strain with 9.84″ of smooth and precise tool free height adjustment. Easy to use gas spring arm allows you to easily reposition your screen throughout the day with a simple touch offering unrivalled flexibility
DUAL SCREEN WORKING: Holds two screens up to 32″ and weighing 4.4 – 19.84 lbs each. Provides flexible set up and increases productivity. Ideal for working, gaming or browsing the web.
EASY INSTALLATION: Maximize desk space with 2 secure and easy installation methods. Simply clamp to desks .39″ – 3.15″ thick. Alternatively bolt through 2 x .39″ holes on desks .39″ – 1.89″ thick.
HEIGHT AND DEPTH ADJUSTABLE: Position the top of your screens at eye level and at arms reach for ergonomic viewing. Arm measures 16.34″ from the desk top to the middle of the VESA plate and extends to a maximum 19.92″ for personalized screen positioning.
FULLY ADJUSTABLE: +/-90° tilt (up & down) to reduce screen glare. View in portrait or landscape mode with 360° screen rotation. Easily collaborate with colleagues or friends with 180° arm swivel and +/-90° screen pan (left to right)