Dell Docking Station Mounting Kit 180W AC

I purchased the Dell u3419w monitor for my office. I have an AsRock Deskmini computer. I wanted to have a clean office setup, so I went on the hunt to find a bracket. This bracket is technically supposed to be for Dell docking stations. However, if you go to the hardware store and pick up size 8/32 nut, you can jury-rig this bracket to be used as a mount for mini computers like the AsRock Deskmini or even an Intel NUC.It involves some tedious work to get it working, but I basically just put the screws through the holes and used the nuts on the back end to secure the screws in place. This bracket kit does come with a second plate. You have to put the two plates together, put a screw through the plates, and then attach another nut to the back side.The screws are barely long enough, but they do work. I had a 2nd person pinch the plates so I could put the nuts on the back.

I’m happy with this purchase but had to modify by drilling 4 new holes to mount Dell micro format PC. I’m handy and had drill and correctly sized bits so the modifications were easy and only took @ 10 minutes, including filing the holes smooth from the drilling. I was so satisfied that I ordered 11 more for all the training PCs in our company classroom.

It did what it's supposed to, kind of. As other reviews have said it didn't initially fit so I had to take a Dremel to it to expand the opening but then it worked. It would have been great had it worked without having to modify it but it is what it is. There was literally nothing else that would have worked for my Dell monitor.

I purchased this for use on a Dell 32 inch ultrasharp monitor. It mounts well, doesn't affect the monitor mount to the stand at all, and keeps the docking station up and out of the way. I had a real bear of a time figuring out which monitors this thing was compatible with, but ran with it anyway. Not disappointed.

The raised square in the middle of the mount on the monitor side of the unit prevents the Varidesk connector from getting flush with the mount/monitor so it can't bolt up. I also thought I had a P-series monitor but I actually have an E-series, and it's not compatible with that, either. My bad, but just an FYI. The tabs that insert into the back of the monitor are too far apart/the wrong size... but considering the lack of other options available, I might dremel it into submission. Totally a Dell proprietary mount, but well made.

I have been looking for these for some time. They clip between the monitor and stand. The same way the stand clips to the monitor. It creates a plate to the side of the VESA mount for accessories. I am NOT using it for docking station. I have three monitors. Each will have a USB hub attached, one will have a wall mount for a microphone boom to over the monitor. The other two will get the Hoverbar from Twelve south attached to hold a iPad up and over the monitor. These are very solid and do not see to any additional strain to the monitor stand.

Easy to install. Big Plus side the kit has an optional wall mount for the docking station. Once installed the docking station is behind the monitor making it transparent. It gets all of the wiring off the desk. Must do's: Tie wrap all of the cabling, go to a wireless Keyboard and mouse combo. Makes it look high tech

By default use can use this mount it on very limited versions of Dell monitors. But with a few tweaks... just need to cut off excess.Very strange restriction from Dell: The is no any other version of this mount for other Dell monitors. Why don't Dell make a universal mount for all Dell monitors?