How to Choose a Dual Monitor Arm: Compatibility Checklist

A dual monitor arm should be chosen from the monitor and desk specifications—not from appearance alone. Use this checklist before ordering or drilling anything.

1. Confirm monitor size

The current Viva Elite arm is listed for screens from 13 to 32 inches. Size is only the first filter; a compatible mounting pattern and supported monitor weight are still required.

2. Confirm VESA compatibility

Check the mounting-hole pattern on the back of each monitor against the exact current arm documentation. Do not assume that all 13–32-inch monitors use the same VESA pattern.

3. Verify weight capacity

The live Viva product record does not currently provide a sufficiently verified per-arm supported weight. Confirm that limit in the manual or package before mounting either display.

4. Check the desk

The Viva arm includes both C-clamp and grommet options. Verify desk thickness, material, edge shape, hole location and structural strength for the mounting method you plan to use.

5. Plan movement and cables

The product lists tilt, swivel and rotation plus integrated cable routing. Leave enough cable slack for the full movement you actually use and keep cables away from pinch points.

Current Viva facts

• Gas spring mechanism
• 13–32-inch screen range
• VESA mount listed
• Tilt / swivel / rotate
• C-clamp + grommet mounts
• 38.5 × 4 × 16 in.; 7.5 lb; Black

For the full overview, read the dual monitor arm guide or view the live product.