Knob-operated Adjustable CPU Holder

Overall, the unit is exactly what I was hoping for. It's heavy duty and easy to install. If I could suggest one change that would be to restrict the mount from rotating left and right.

Had to return a different type of stand and got this one instead. Very pleased with it. Easy to install and works great under my standing desk

It's great, a life changer. I'll never keep a pc on the floor or desk again. Attaching to desk is a bit scary, but do it properly and you will be fine. (there are no pre drilled holes)
Drill your own holes mate.

Well built. You can see the quality in the welds. The design is very simple and low profile. Super easy to install. It is also wide enough to fit my 8.5in wide tower unlike many others. It is a little pricey but you get what you pay for. Oh and it comes with a nice Phillips head screwdriver as a bonus. You can tell they didn’t cheap out. Overall very satisfied!

Although I love the idea of hanging my PC, I did not think about how much it weighs my desk down on that side with my carpet. I mounted mine on the right side of my desk just to find out that it was too close to the front, so I took it off and moved it further back. This, of course, meant that I had to drill 2 sets of holes to mount it. I was finally able to find a good spot to mount it to where it was not in the way, but that meant all the weight was on that corner making me concerned that the desk might flip so I moved the desk to be against a wall to prevent this. If you install the cable management pieces that curve around to the back from each side and/or have your monitor mounted to one of those arms that clips around the back of the desk, you cannot push the desk very close to the wall so it may still tip, but will not go very far. Also, due to the number of support bars on the bottom of my desk top, it was difficult to find a spot that I could mount it so I could still rotate it some, but also not be in the way when I sit down. Depending on your desk, this may not be an issue, but should be considered if you plan to buy a new desk and one of these mounts for it.

This stinks because I never had one of these before and the idea of it was amazing to me, but given everything I learned since installing it on my desk, I may have to switch this out for a PC cart that I can sit on the floor. Worst part is, since I did not anticipate this, I threw out the packing, so I have nothing to return it in. I guess it is one of those live and learn things.

One more thing, I have a rather large PC case. Due to this, my PC does not really sit on the shelf too well. In fact, I have to lean it due to the feet not fitting on, or off, the shelf completely and the side of the PC/shelf furthest from the main support bar hanging down from the desk, the shelf is not long enough for my entire PC to sit on it so the only thing supporting that side of my PC is the brace on the top of the mount. This makes me concerned about air flow through the case and the tempered glass breaking from the pressure over a long time with the strain on it. I did move it some since the photos I took, but the problem is still there -- just shifted from front to back for the feet. I really wish the PC shelf was larger to accommodate larger cases.

Please note, I do have my desk on a carpet so many of the problems I listed above may not be present if you have a hard floor for your desk. Unfortunately, I will have to think twice before buying another one of these in the future. I would only recommend this if you have a hardwood floor and have plenty of places to mount this onto your desk and you have a small PC with a small footprint. Gaming PC's are probably not the best fit for this.