Bretford MobilePro Desk Mount

Maximise ergonomic comfort.

Raise, lower and position your Cinema Display or iMac for maximum comfort with Bretford's MobilePro Desk Mount. The adjustable arm gives you up to 16 in./40.6 cm of vertical lift.
  • Works with Cinema Display and iMac when used with a VESA adapter kit or an iMac with Built in VESA Mount Adapter
  • Get the right position for maximum ergonomic comfort
  • Free up more workspace on your table or desktop
  • Enhance the adjustability of your Apple hardware
  • Items without a built in VESA mount require an Apple VESA Mount Adapter Kit (not included)
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A$ 239.95

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Features

Apple Recommends For

Placing your Cinema Display or iMac in the perfect position to achieve maximum ergonomic comfort.

The MobilePro mount allows you to adjust and articulate your Apple display or iMac to any position – height, depth, tilt and portrait-to-landscape orientation. Its adjustable arm provides for a considerable vertical lift of 16 inches/40.6 cm. Plus, the integrated cable management channels keeps everything neat, tidy and out of the way. This universal design features a no-tension adjustment system for maximum safety and support of your Apple hardware.

Highlights

  • Accommodates any Cinema Display or iMac that accepts a VESA adapter bracket and weighs 14.1 kg or less
  • Position your display for maximum ergonomic comfort to relieve eye, neck and back strain
  • Free up more workspace on your table or desktop
  • Add more ergonomic adjustments to your Apple hardware
  • Rotate screen between portrait and landscape viewing
  • Cable management channel keeps everything neat, tidy and out of the way
  • Easy-to-use, simple installation and effortless operation
  • No-tension adjustment system for maximum safety and support

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The flexible knuckle allows you to position the monitor at the best viewing angle and cord management keeps everything nice and neat.

Technical Specs

Dimension

  • Weight: 4.2 kg
  • LxWxH: Vertical lift adjustment: 16.0 in./40.6 cm; Tilt: 90 degrees; Pan: 180 degrees; Rotation: 360 degrees portrait/landscape

What's in the Box?

  • Bretford MobilePro Desktop Mount
  • Mounting hardware
  • Cable clips
  • Installation instructions

Non-Apple Branded products / Third Party Products

  • Note: Apple's One Year Limited Warranty does not apply to products that are not Apple-branded, even if packaged or sold with Apple products. Non-Apple branded products may have the benefit of a manufacturer's warranty provided by the product manufacturer - Please see your product box and literature for details. Rights under the product manufacturer's warranty are in addition, and not instead of, any rights that you have under consumer protection laws.

Part Number

  • UPC or EAN No.: 96633328680

Manufacturer Note

  • Note: Compatible with Macs and Apple Displays when used with the Apple VESA Mount Adapter Kit (not included). Proper installation requires a solid surface that is between 0.5 and 1.125 in./1.3 and 2.9 cm thick. Solid surface must be secured to a table base or something similar.
 

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  • 4.0 out of 5 stars

    Solid, but you will have to drill holes

    • Written by from Toronto

    The unit is very solidly built. Has a definite feel of quality, and would seem well up to the weight of any monitor. Unfortunately, you must drill holes through your desk to install it, as there is no clamp mount available for it. This ended up being a deal breaker for me, but if you are willing to do it -- and need something that swivels easily -- it's a good product. In the end, however, I'm going with a (much simpler) product by Lindy, instead. …More

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  • 3.0 out of 5 stars

    Super quality product but has limitations for adjustment

    • Written by from Sinking Spring

    I am 5' 2" and wear progressive bifocal lens. When I got the 27-inch iMac I found I was always craning my neck to see that tiny line at the top of the screen thru "just the right place" in my glasses. I was getting stabbing pains in my neck after using it for an hour or so.
    First, I lowered my adjustable desk, but there is a limit to how far down it could go and still get my knees under. (I read the 27-inch is perfect for a 6'2" person!)
    I bought the Bretford desk mount to lower the display further, since the original stand has no vertical adjustment at all.
    This desk mount is super heavy-duty quality! The material and workmanship are top-notch. You also need the Apple VESA mount for the 27-inch and installing that took some doing. Expect you will have to read the directions and have patience to do this whole process.
    Installation is not for the faint of heart. You need two people and be willing to take the time to drill the five holes perfectly plumb or the screws coming up thru the desk will have a hard time meeting the holes in the stand. Don't expect to use a fancy or antique desk because all the holes will be unsightly when this is removed someday.
    The vertical adjustment is NOT the automatic slider you might expect - there is a pull-pin that sets the position in 1-inch increments, and then you insert two big Allen head screws to hold it where you set it. You need someone to hold the weight of the monitor while you make this adjustment. It is not quick, and you have to be careful you don't drop it.
    The side-to-side and front-to-back adjustments are easy and smooth, like you would expect.
    The tilt, however, is not just "grab and adjust" as it was on the original stand. The tilt joint is held by two Allen screws, and it feels very tenuous. I put a block underneath the display because I thought there was a good chance they might slip and the display would crash into the desk. My husband really tightened them but, with everything else in this mount so QUALITY and heavy-duty, it would seem there would be a more secure and quickly adjustable tilt.
    I don't need it to be motorized, but if you look at the photos, you expect to be able to grab the monitor and move it all over to adjust and tilt and that is not the case. Yes, you CAN set it VERY precisely in every direction to where you are comfortable on a desk you don't care that much about. But do not get the idea that you can easily make quick changes for tall and short people. This is best used to completely customize a set up just for you.     …More

    35 of 35 people found this useful

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  • 4.0 out of 5 stars

    Good product

    • Written by from Annville

    When I bought my iMac with a 27" display it stood to high causing you to strain your neck. This product was the perfect answer. The display seats a inch or two lower now which makes all the difference. …More

    16 of 17 people found this useful

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  • 5.0 out of 5 stars

    Bought the one with a monitor and laptop holder

    • Written by from Washington

    I love this product. Has plenty of adjustments for me. Able to use my Retina screen alongside my 27" display. Bolted mine to a small moveable drawer stand from IKEA and use it for teleconferencing at my conference table too. …More

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  • 4.0 out of 5 stars

    Good product

    • Written by from Annville

    When I bought my iMac with a 27" display it stood to high causing you to strain your neck. This product was the perfect answer. The display seats a inch or two lower now which makes all the difference. …More

    16 of 17 people found this useful

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  • 3.0 out of 5 stars

    Super quality product but has limitations for adjustment

    • Written by from Sinking Spring

    I am 5' 2" and wear progressive bifocal lens. When I got the 27-inch iMac I found I was always craning my neck to see that tiny line at the top of the screen thru "just the right place" in my glasses. I was getting stabbing pains in my neck after using it for an hour or so.
    First, I lowered my adjustable desk, but there is a limit to how far down it could go and still get my knees under. (I read the 27-inch is perfect for a 6'2" person!)
    I bought the Bretford desk mount to lower the display further, since the original stand has no vertical adjustment at all.
    This desk mount is super heavy-duty quality! The material and workmanship are top-notch. You also need the Apple VESA mount for the 27-inch and installing that took some doing. Expect you will have to read the directions and have patience to do this whole process.
    Installation is not for the faint of heart. You need two people and be willing to take the time to drill the five holes perfectly plumb or the screws coming up thru the desk will have a hard time meeting the holes in the stand. Don't expect to use a fancy or antique desk because all the holes will be unsightly when this is removed someday.
    The vertical adjustment is NOT the automatic slider you might expect - there is a pull-pin that sets the position in 1-inch increments, and then you insert two big Allen head screws to hold it where you set it. You need someone to hold the weight of the monitor while you make this adjustment. It is not quick, and you have to be careful you don't drop it.
    The side-to-side and front-to-back adjustments are easy and smooth, like you would expect.
    The tilt, however, is not just "grab and adjust" as it was on the original stand. The tilt joint is held by two Allen screws, and it feels very tenuous. I put a block underneath the display because I thought there was a good chance they might slip and the display would crash into the desk. My husband really tightened them but, with everything else in this mount so QUALITY and heavy-duty, it would seem there would be a more secure and quickly adjustable tilt.
    I don't need it to be motorized, but if you look at the photos, you expect to be able to grab the monitor and move it all over to adjust and tilt and that is not the case. Yes, you CAN set it VERY precisely in every direction to where you are comfortable on a desk you don't care that much about. But do not get the idea that you can easily make quick changes for tall and short people. This is best used to completely customize a set up just for you.     …More

    35 of 35 people found this useful

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