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The SmallRig Swivel and Tilt Adjustable Monitor Support with Cold Shoe Mount is a camera accessory that allows for 360° swivel and 180° tilt adjustment. It features an anti-twist design, thumbscrew locking mechanism, and can support up to 2.3kg.
The SmallRig Swivel and Tilt Adjustable Monitor Support with Cold Shoe Mount is a camera accessory that allows for 360° swivel and 180° tilt adjustment. It features an anti-twist design, thumbscrew locking mechanism, and can support up to 2.3kg.
Enhance your workspace with the Fellowes Computer Monitor Stand, featuring 3 height adjustments and cable management. Made from sturdy graphite, it supports monitors up to 27kg/21".
Enjoy clearer, calmer viewing with Targus ABL238W9GL, a 23.8‑inch anti‑glare protector that filters blue light and reduces eye strain for long work or gaming sessions.
Adjustable monitor stand for two screens, made of natural materials, with extendable and adjustable features, measuring 11x107x22 cm.
Adjustable monitor stand for two screens, made of natural materials, with extendable and adjustable features, measuring 11x107x22 cm.
This Digitus universal wall mount is designed for LED or LCD monitors and TVs, up to 42 inches in size. The sturdy design accommodates a weight capacity of 30 kg. Its tilt-and-swivel functionality allows for optimal viewing angles.
The Digitus Universal Triple Monitor Table Mount features a gas spring system and clamp mechanism for secure and easy adjustment of three monitors with a maximum weight of 6kg each.
The Digitus Universal Triple Monitor Table Mount features a gas spring system and clamp mechanism for secure and easy adjustment of three monitors with a maximum weight of 6kg each.
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