Desk mounts for Dual Samsung Neo Odyssey 57"

[velocityg4]

I have a client looking to setup dual Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 in an over and under setup. I'm trying to figure out what VESA mounts are the best for handling these beefy monitors. They don't need to be articulating arms or anything like that. Just a mount which is tall enough to handle both with some clearance underneath.

They'll be run by an M5 Max Macbook Pro. Eventually when it's possible to get a Mac Studio. There will need to be enough clearance to stick one underneath.

I'll also need a VESA to G9 adapter. Since I read they don't use a standard 100x100mm VESA mount. I'm not sure which are the best and don't want the get some random one which may not handle the load.

They'll also need some cables. I haven't looked much into it yet. I've read some computers use one cable per G9 and some two cable. Will it be possible to use one cable per monitor and drive them with the M5 Max?

Edit: I'm also open to dual articulating arms rather than one pole mount. If they can handle the weight and achieve the same over/under setup with clearance.

 

[Steve Adams]

I have a client looking to setup dual Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 in an over and under setup. I'm trying to figure out what VESA mounts are the best for handling these beefy monitors. They don't need to be articulating arms or anything like that. Just a mount which is tall enough to handle both with some clearance underneath.

They'll be run by an M5 Max Macbook Pro. Eventually when it's possible to get a Mac Studio. There will need to be enough clearance to stick one underneath.

I'll also need a VESA to G9 adapter. Since I read they don't use a standard 100x100mm VESA mount. I'm not sure which are the best and don't want the get some random one which may not handle the load.

They'll also need some cables. I haven't looked much into it yet. I've read some computers use one cable per G9 and some two cable. Will it be possible to use one cable per monitor and drive them with the M5 Max?

Edit: I'm also open to dual articulating arms rather than one pole mount. If they can handle the weight and achieve the same over/under setup with clearance.

I think the single pole mount would be the best for those beasts. Might have to be a custom setup for that though.

 

[FatLouie]

I have a client looking to setup dual Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 in an over and under setup. I'm trying to figure out what VESA mounts are the best for handling these beefy monitors. They don't need to be articulating arms or anything like that. Just a mount which is tall enough to handle both with some clearance underneath.

They'll be run by an M5 Max Macbook Pro. Eventually when it's possible to get a Mac Studio. There will need to be enough clearance to stick one underneath.

I'll also need a VESA to G9 adapter. Since I read they don't use a standard 100x100mm VESA mount. I'm not sure which are the best and don't want the get some random one which may not handle the load.

They'll also need some cables. I haven't looked much into it yet. I've read some computers use one cable per G9 and some two cable. Will it be possible to use one cable per monitor and drive them with the M5 Max?

Edit: I'm also open to dual articulating arms rather than one pole mount. If they can handle the weight and achieve the same over/under setup with clearance.

Have you even read the manual? Page 16 about the 100 x 100 VESA mount.

Manual

A monitor this size takes at least two people, and you don't even pull it out of the box unless the stand is already on it. If a wall mount, it will take metal plates across two wall studs for support. My first step would be to contact Samsung support for suggestions and advice, then look for an audio-visual or monitor forum that caters to monitors of this size.

 

[FreakinEurekan]

Definitely would be better off with a wall mount, if practical.

Desk mount isn’t “impossible” but it’s gonna be big & heavy, would need a REALLY sturdy desk.