VIVO Quick Attach VESA Adapter Plate Mounting Bracket Designed for Dell Monitors, SE2416HX SE2717HX SE2717H S2216M SE2716H SE2216H S2817Q SE2417HG S2316H S2316M SE2416H and More, Black, Mount-DLSSE2

For some reason Dell doesn't include standard VESA mounting brackets on some of their monitors, but this was fantastic for solving that problem. I have mine mounted sideways next to a really big primary display and this mount feels very sturdy and will last a long time!

Why Dell still refuses to put the Vesa standard on all their mounts is beyond me, but this adapter did the trick. It's sturdy enough, easy enough to use and it tries to get rid of "the bounce" that some of these adapters naturally have with some set screws with pads at one end. Not perfect, but works well enough for when you bump or shake the desk. Simple solution to a problem you shouldn't have had in the first place.

Just as advertised! The mount collects easily and the screws allow it to attach to the vesa mount quick and easily. Construction of the part is thick and craftsmanship is top notch.

Works fine with my dell 27HR monitors. I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 because it did take a little to get the bracket to align and snap in properly. I used the VESA 75x75 pattern and used the 100 holes to mount the rubber supports. So far stable with no wobble.

Excellent solution to mount on adjustanle supports, Very nice construction and nice finish. Easy to install and excellent sturdness.So it is very expensive to ship to Brazil, but It was worth every penny.

I used this with a Dell S2316M. I have it vertically next to a vesa-mountable monitor, and I can’t tell a difference in sturdiness between the two. It’s quite heavy for its size which makes it seem quite robust. Installation really was intuitive, but there’s guides on Youtube if you need help. I appreciate products that give a new use to a relatively not-cheap item, without damaging its original use at all, and this is absolutely one of those. I made sure the original Dell stand can still be reinstalled just to check, and it works just the same as before. Awesome little mount, cheaper than other brands that work for the same models, the cheapest one I saw in fact. Although I can’t compare to other brands, at the price, this one is pretty dang solid. No complaints!

First of all, this device did not work for my particular situation, so I had to return it...not the fault of the product or the company, but more my misunderstanding about what I was looking for and what I needed. Also, given the previous, I didn't see my monitor listed on the list of supported models, but after all of that, there are the words AND MORE.What's the worst that could happen??Leading up to this, once I had noticed that my monitor wasn't going to easily connect to the new arm, I contact support for both manufacturers and asked what I was missing / what I needed to do but never received a response. When I learned that this wouldn't work for me, I contacted the manufacturer to see if they had any insight as to which adaptor I need, and that this one was being returned. They replied within minutes to my e-mail within minutes to let me know I didn't actually need an adaptor, that my monitor attaches to the arm right out of the box! I got it connected and am very happy! Thanks for the help Liz! Funny how the company who unfortunately isn't getting any money was the only one to provide a solution! Thank you again...I will be sure to refer everyone I know who needs this type of thing to your company!CHEERS!

While I would wish these brackets were made out of thicker material that would not flex as much when adjusting the angle of the monitor, it will never be as good as if the monitors had VESA mounts.That being said, these brackets do work quite well for my Dell SE2717HR monitors. They do not seem to lock in place as the stands that came with the monitor do, so I am not sure if I would trust these in a Portrait mode setting. Also, since there is flex in the bracket, I may take a nylon nut and put on the end of the screw that attaches through the VESA bracket on the support arm I am using to keep from scratching/damaging the monitor itself.To improve the fit, you could probably take the upper arms of some of the other VESA mount adapters and run off the top to screws to provide some downward force on to the tabs that go into the monitor. I'm not sure how tight the fit could be made though, so I personally will just make sure my next monitors have VESA mounts.