Is this able to hold a 27" iMac and not bend or break after a couple months?
74332
Absolutely. I bought it specifically for my 27" Mac and it's very solid and works great. I highly recommend getting it.
74333
I've had my 27 inch Thunderbolt Display on if for months and it's great. Super sturdy.
74334
Yup, got for my wife, no problems for 5months still okay, no sagging. No problems.
74335
It's heavy and very solid. I think it can hold it. I've had mine a while and it looks new. There's no way it would bend.
74336
Yes, the space at can hold the iMac 27", I'm happy to say I've not had any problems with that model size on the spacebar for over a yr. Hope this helps as a high recommendation. Also it looks great and u can slide the keyboard n mouse track underneath.
74337
Actually, my boyfriend's monitor didn't fit on it so I use it as a shelf for my jewelry. Plus it came broken, I should've returned it but I didn't. But it looks like its meant for apple monitors.
1809795
I don't have any of the ipads so I can't speak for that specific product. I have a 15" macbook pro and it sits very secure with no slippage. The metal arms that stick out are adjustable: they slide both in and out (lockable), also adjustable left to right. When you combine the adjustable arms with the rubber padding, I feel more than secure mounting my laptop on this stand. I feel my laptop is very much locked into the stand.
651125
I have it on my Apple Thunderbolt which is 27" and heavy with no problem. I think it is supported to 42". The bigger issue is the weight.
1479243
Yes. I don't know exactly what an iMac weighs, but the unit is very solidly built. I'd guess its working capacity is somewhere above 50 pounds. You've got four solid steel cylinders supporting a sheet of 7/16" glass.
580248
Can't speak for the iMac, but for sure it can hold a Thunderbolt Display (20-something lbs.)
220504
This mount only supports 14 to 30 lbs. as for the VESA mount I know the newer iMacs, you must order an iMac with the VESA mount already attached. I would call apple or your local apple store to find out if the make an adapter for your specific model.
464357
That depends on it's weight. The cross bars do a lot for stability, but there is still swaying with a lot of weight on top. I have a fairly heavy gaming rig. I keep my tower on the bottom (barely fits). If you have the newer iMac, I'd imagine the weight would be fine. Rolling withought you making it shouldn't be a problem. Good luck in choosing!
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The corner stand is sturdy and I have used it to place an external hard drive on and it does accommodate my 17" Mac when I use it as a stand to keep it off the kitchen counter but I agree with the other two good reviews by GHWells and Chuck. I own both the corner and rectangle stands and I like them both but I agree with the two reviewers--I would not use them to type on.
242906
Yes, if your 27" imac have VESA (mounting hole pattern:100x100mm, 75x75mm).
1967908
I use it with a 24" Dell U2414H monitor and a 15" Thinkpad side-by-side. I'd say you can put a 27" iMac on it without issue.
580247
I have a 17" Toshiba laptop on it and it just fits so I think your Mac's going to be too large for this stand. Unless you don't mind the laptop extending over the sides. As far as weight goes, this stand is very sturdy.
296033
yes it will but but but i returned mine because the usbs didnt work on it and ended up getting a design similar without usbs called iboard also was cheaper works fine with my 27in imac and i love it...
655531
I don't really know but I have a 27" iMac sitting on it with no problem and it weighs a bit more than 12 pounds.
37238
Although I have no idea how heavy your 21.5 is, I have a 2011 iMac 27 and I'm certain this arm cannot hold it up. In the short term "maybe" it could, but I wouldn't trust it to carry the load over the long term. Additionally, I don't see how this arm could interface with the back of the iMac, which is designed to stand on it's own mount precisely because it is a bit on the heavy side, as well a bit off balance without the stand attached. I'm sorry I can't be more helpful. MIKE
596329
My screens are 19 and 14 pounds and it holds just fine at max extention (~2ft). However mine is mounted through a 1 inch mdf desktop with 2 inches of clearance from the edge of the desk. When I was using the clamp to decide where to permanently mount it, the arm was a little unstable and I did not feel comfortable leaving them mounted like that for any extended amount of time. The arm is definitely strong enough to hold both your monitors, it's more a question of how you plan on mounting it. In short; it will hold just fine if you don't use the clamp and have a good solid desktop.
89712
Yes, the space between the two shelves is insufficient for the 27" iMac, same problem here. Riser under the monitor positions it too high for me, so that's not a solution. I am in the process of cutting one of the side shelves and then refinishing the edge with laminate tape you can get at Home Depot. It needs around 3" cut-off (make sure to measure twice, I am just going off the top of my head for the comment here). That might be an idea for you as well.
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Hmmm... It's really hard to say. My iMac is heavy, but in the operating specs and I had to crank down the tension setting quite a lot. Just for stabilities sake on a 37" you may want a beefier arm.