VIVO Under-Desk and Wall Mount PC Adjustable Strap and Steel Bracket Holder, Computer Case Carrier, Black, MOUNT-PC02S

I have a desktop tower under my standing desk which poses two problems. 1. The wires have to be extra long so that when the desk is in standing mode the wires don't pull out of my PC. 2. It's just messy sitting there on the floor. I looked at a bunch of these mounts but ultimately settled for this one as it was budget friendly and looks very simple to install. I have a Mid ATX Case https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N9JPSEU. It's pretty big and the straps have about 6" of extra slack so I'm assuming this mount can hold a full size ATX case (measure first, don't rely on me). It's a bit scary trusting my PC to 2 straps but they seem solid and durable. I will update if my pc in fact does come crashing down. So far highly recommended

Mounted under an adjustable stand-up desk. Works great! I used some pretty short screws to mount it and have had no issues or worries about this failing. The straps look good against the black PC case. Mine has a clear glass on one side and it is all lit up with custom LED settings, the straps allow you to still see through into the case. It is easily adjustable. Occasionally I double check and make sure its tight but so far, no issues.

Worked well for 3 years and may have lasted longer if I didn't continually remount my PC. When I first installed the mount, I had a few pillows stacked underneath for the first few months. 3 years later, One of the plastic buckles finally snapped while I was reconfiguring my workstation. To be more fair, I was going for a snug fit and was pulling hard. The other buckle had no issues and even held strong when I applied *more* force in an attempt to break. Instead of trying to replace the buckle, I'm upgrading to the heavy duty mount. This mount served its purpose, and I haven't been disappointed with the VIVO brand.

Ive tried a couple other under desk mount options, but my gaming pc is just too big for most under desk brackets. With that said, I decided to try this mount out. I was VERY leery of using a couple brackets and some straps with my very expensive setup! Once I got it all setup I was pleasantly surprised that it held up no issues and was very sturdy as well, I even put a blanket under it just in case for a couple days but there was need. I did not use the screws that came with the kit due to the weight of my PC and I needed longer and better grip screws. I also got a different set of adjustable straps, again because I was so paranoid but the straps it came with are very good. I'm on the fence about the buckles, but the straps themselves are very strong. Installing is easy and it uses 8 (4 each bracket) screws to attach to whatever surface, this made me feel much better knowing it could handle the weight. The brackets themselves are thick and metal so no worry there. Now that I've got my pc under my desk and off the ground its not going anywhere. The brackets and straps are very secure and there is no real movement pc side. At this point I feel very safe knowing my pc isn't going to fall. For me, this was a perfect option for a mount that accommodated a larger full size tower securely.

I ultimately got it to work, but it is a serious pain. The cheap plastic ladder locks are horrible for this application that requires tightening under tension. If they made it $5 more and included simple nylon ratchet straps, it would be 10x easier to install and make for much happier customers.

This was the perfect find when I was re-visiting my desk setup to keep my sub off the ground. Pros: - Perfect solution for mounting anything similar to a PC Tower! - Made of solid, sturdy materials that hold up well over time 💪. - Has been reliable for over two months with no issues or sag Cons: - Installation can be a bit of a hassle, especially when trying to get the width just right 😅. - Could use better cable management options, but this might just be my own setup of a small sub

The design of this is ridiculous. It dropped my computer. There are two straps that creates circles. The computer sits in those straps. The mechanisms that binds the strap together is the same little plastic piece you find on a JANSPORT book bag. If you use a sit/stand desk the moving up and down causes the straps to slide out of the plastic buckles. Then your computer hits the ground. I had this product for 3 days before it gave out and dropped my computer. Don't save money by buying this. It just cost me 3k in damage to my computer.

This hung my pc under my computer desk with perfect height and space saving desire.