In the event that you're a gaming fan, there is a good chance you constantly complain of issues such as neck strain and shoulder pains. But do you now that the ideal placements of your monitor at eye level will greatly impact your comfort. That’s why ergonomics puts more emphasis on the screen level in many ways.

While most people still have their laptop and monitor setup at an unsafe level, there are numerous benefits of mounting your screen on the wall. In this article, we will take you through the popular VESA mount and discuss some of its features.

In simple explanation, the VESA mount is merely a standard that makes mounting your monitor or screen’s mounting on the wall a lot easier and hassle-free. This standard allows several companies to come into one agreement on making their mounts so the product can work for multiple screens at a go.

Noticing the numerous benefits accompanying wall mounting, you probably want to mount your screen. Finding the ideal VESA mount would be a hassle if there was no universally acclaimed standard.

Depending on the type of monitor you would like to install, the VESA mounting system entails different versions. Actually, this consider a wide range of factors such as the spacing between mounting holes, the screw size and the thread type employed, not forgetting the maximum weight that mount can support.

The good news is you’ll swiftly determine the mount you need for your TV or monitor by taking advantage of the labelling system. This vital information should be available in the technical specifications or marketing materials for your specific display or even on the back of the unit itself.

Keep in mind you also have to find the ideal VESA mount size before making this purchase decision. For this to happen, be sure to measure the horizontal distance between the center of the left and right holes. Also, measure the vertical distance between the top and bottom hole’s center.

Now convert inches to millimeters if you take the measurements in inches. And this is understandable considering VESA specifications are in most instances presented in millimeters and read from left to right, with the horizontal measurement first, then the vertical measurement.

Hopefully, this simple guide will come in handy the next time you decide to buy and use a VESA mount.