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Step 1: go to ebay Step 2: search for "humanscale monitor arm" Step 3: pay the 1/5 of retail price for the thing Step 4: never think about this again Seriou
by jnsaff2 2y ago
Step 1: go to ebay
Step 2: search for "humanscale monitor arm"
Step 3: pay the 1/5 of retail price for the thing
Step 4: never think about this again
Seriously, they are really good and plenty of offices do refurnishings after which they just get rid of the perfectly good ones for 30-40 a pop whereas the retail price is like 200.
They look nice, work perfectly, have cable management and are an insanely good deal used.
- WithinReason 2y agoI replaced a Humanscale with a Monoprice one, way better: https://www.monoprice.com/product?p_id=43448 https://www.monoprice.com/product?p_id=43448 A heavy duty arm is great even if the monitor is not very heavy. The same arm is also sold under the Worldlift brand even cheaper.
- tuna74 2y agoMost of these products seem targeted at professional offices, and the buyers there usually get a pretty big discount compared to retail (or list) prices. But yes, buying used stuff is generally cheaper than buying new.
- walterbell 2y agoNice, there's even a new/surplus Humanscale wall-mount monitor arm for 15% of retail.
- woleium 2y agoi like the fully over the humanscale one, but its a marginal difference