The PORT Connect Dual Monitor Arm 901105 is designed to replace two conventional monitor stands with a single articulated desk-mounted solution. It supports two displays up to 32 inches, with a maximum supported weight of 8kg per screen.
Each monitor can be repositioned independently, making it easier to align two screens at the same eye level or create a mixed layout with one landscape and one portrait display. This is useful for office work, coding, dashboards, content production and gaming setups where two screens are used together throughout the day.
The removable VESA mounts support both 75 × 75mm and 100 × 100mm standards, simplifying installation on compatible monitors. Once mounted, the arms allow users to adjust screen position rather than being limited by the height and footprint of the monitor's original stand.
PORT includes two desk installation methods: a clamp and a grommet-style mounting option. That gives the arm flexibility across different desk designs while keeping the base area compact. Integrated cable routing through the arm structure helps keep display and power cables organised and frees more usable surface space around the keyboard, mouse and other desktop equipment.
The dual-arm design is especially useful where desk depth is limited or where the original monitor stands take up too much room. It also helps create a cleaner, more ergonomic screen arrangement by allowing the user to bring the displays closer together and position them around their seating height.
For a two-monitor workstation, the 901105 offers a solid aluminium-based mounting solution with articulated movement, VESA compatibility and support for heavier displays.
For the best result, set the display to its native resolution and highest supported refresh rate in the operating system or console settings after connection. A monitor can ship or initialise at a lower refresh rate by default, so checking those settings ensures the hardware is being used as intended.
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SKU: 901105
ZAR 1,723.22Price
Gaming Specials
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