# Digitus 90350 Monitor Wall Mount Review: VESA 100, 15kg, and Wall Install Tips > Digitus 90350 wall mount for VESA 75/100 monitors up to 27in/15kg: plasterboard install, swivel limits, and who should skip it. Tags: digitus, 90350, vesa, wall-mount, monitor-mount, monitor-wall-mount, 27-inch Source: https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B01HOCOSPY Article page: https://web-autoai.com/articles/digitus-90350-lcd?lang=en Prices and ratings change over time — check the article page for the current values. --- This article covers the Digitus 90350 — Universal VESA Wall Mount with Swivel for Monitors, with a focus on what to check before you buy. The short answer: it is a strong low-cost option for putting a 24- to 27-inch VESA 100 monitor on the wall. Whether it is safe, though, depends more on your wall than on the mount itself. ## Overview DIGITUS is a PC and AV accessory brand from Germany's Assmann group. The 90350 is a universal wall mount for LED and LCD monitors with standard VESA holes. It supports monitors up to 27 inches and up to 15 kg, with 75x75 mm and 100x100 mm VESA patterns. The mount offers +/-15 degrees of tilt, 360 degrees of swivel, and 120 degrees of rotation. It has a metal body and comes with a spirit level, which helps first-time installers get the screen level. At 140x80x64 mm it is a small bracket, not a large arm that pushes the monitor far out from the wall. It sits below gas-spring monitor arms and full-motion TV brackets as an entry-level mount built only for wall use. There is no arm to pull the screen toward you, so it suits setups where the screen stays in one place once installed. Its main users are people who want a clear desk, people in small rooms, and shops or reception areas that need a display on the wall. ## Compatibility Guide This is a mechanical bracket, not an electronic device. Compatibility depends on two things: the monitor and the wall. | Check | 90350 support | Easy to miss | |---|---|---| | VESA pattern | 75x75 mm / 100x100 mm | Does not fit 200x200 mm or larger | | Screen size | Up to 27 in | 28 in and larger are out | | Weight | Up to 15 kg | Use the weight without the stand | | Rear shape | Assumes a flat back | Recessed holes or bulging backs | | Wall | Not specified by the product | Bare plasterboard is risky | On the monitor side, first confirm that the back has four threaded holes spaced 75 mm or 100 mm apart. Many 24- and 27-inch PC monitors support 100x100 mm, but some budget models, design-focused models, and all-in-one PCs have no VESA holes at all. Look for a line such as VESA 100x100 in the spec sheet. Judge weight by the monitor body without its stand. Most 27-inch monitors weigh well under 15 kg without the stand, but the manufacturer's spec sheet lists the exact figure, so check it. Rear shape is easy to overlook. If the holes sit deep inside a recess, if the back bulges, or if the monitor is curved, the bracket may hit the casing and fail to sit flat. In that case you will need spacers or longer screws, so check the back of the monitor before installation. ## Check the Wall First Most interior walls in Japanese homes are plasterboard. A plain wood screw driven into plasterboard has very little holding power, and the weight of the monitor plus the force of every tilt or swivel slowly breaks up the hole. Wall-mount failures are usually caused by the wall fixing, not the bracket. The reliable approach is to find a stud behind the plasterboard with a stud finder and screw into it. If there is no stud where you want the screen, use plasterboard anchors rated well above the combined weight of the monitor and mount. Concrete walls need concrete anchors. The package includes the wall bracket hardware, a spirit level, and screws for attaching the monitor. That does not mean the included wall fixings suit your wall. Check their type and length, and buy fixings made for your wall material if they do not match. ## What the Movement Specs Mean The spec numbers are easy to misread, so here is what they mean in daily use. - **Tilt +/-15 degrees**: Angles the screen up or down. Useful for tilting a high-mounted screen toward your eyes or reducing glare from ceiling lights. - **Swivel 360 degrees**: The joint itself turns all the way around, but on a wall the edge of the monitor hits the wall, so the usable swivel depends on the monitor's width and its distance from the wall. Expect less swivel with a wide 27-inch screen. - **Rotation 120 degrees**: Rotates the screen around its center. If you plan to use portrait mode (a 90-degree turn), check the product diagram for the rotation direction and make sure the screen will not hit the wall or furniture. In short, the 90350 is not a bracket for pulling the screen out and moving it around freely. It is a mount that keeps the screen close to the wall at the angle you set. ## Product Info The model number is 90350 and the ASIN is B01HOCOSPY. As of September 2026, Amazon. co. Prices change with sales and stock, so check the product page for the current price. | Item | Value | |---|---| | Max monitor size | 27 in | | Max load | 15 kg | | VESA patterns | 75x75 mm / 100x100 mm | | Tilt | +/-15 degrees | | Swivel | 360 degrees | | Rotation | 120 degrees | | Dimensions | 140x80x64 mm | | Weight | about 0.8 kg | | Material | Metal | | Included | Spirit level | The metal body weighs about 0.8 kg. With a simple design, there is little to break and no gas spring to adjust. Warranty terms depend on the seller and the manufacturer, so check the listing before you buy. ## Wall Mount vs. Monitor Arm Most people considering a wall mount also look at clamp-on monitor arms. Here is a quick guide. | Factor | 90350 (wall mount) | Clamp-on monitor arm | |---|---|---| | Desk space | Fully cleared | Clamp still takes space | | Pull screen closer | Not possible | Possible | | Installation | Stud finding and drilling | Clamp to the desktop | | Rentals | Hard, needs drilling | No wall damage | | Moving the desk | Screen stays on the wall | Moves with the desk | If you often reposition the screen or plan to replace your desk, an arm is the better fit. If the screen position is fixed, you want a completely clear desk, or your desktop is too thin for a clamp, the 90350 makes more sense. ## Best Use Cases - **People who want more desk space**: Removing the stand frees room for a laptop, paperwork, or a pen tablet. - **Small rooms**: A studio apartment or the back of a partition becomes usable space for the screen. - **Shops and reception areas**: The 15 kg rating plus tilt and swivel make it easy to point a display at customers and keep it out of reach. - **Anyone with a 24- to 27-inch VESA 100 monitor and a small budget**: You get a wall mount without paying for an arm or a large bracket. ## Before You Buy **It does not fit VESA 200 or larger, or screens over 27 inches. ** Most monitors and TVs at 32 inches and above use VESA 200x200 mm or larger. If you plan to upgrade to a larger screen, a wider-range bracket will save you buying twice. **Do not screw straight into plasterboard. ** The 15 kg rating applies to the bracket, not to your wall. Find a stud or use suitable anchors. **Renters should confirm whether drilling is allowed. ** Rules for restoring walls when you move out depend on the lease. If drilling is not an option, a clamp-on arm is more realistic. **Cables will run down the wall. ** Power and video cables hang from the screen to the desk, so a cable cover helps if appearance matters. Also check that your cables are long enough before choosing the mounting height. **You cannot pull the screen closer. ** Viewing distance is set mostly by the depth of your desk. On a deep desk the screen may end up too far away, so measure your usual eye-to-screen distance first. **Double-check listings. ** One collected price entry was labeled Amazon US but actually pointed to the Japanese Amazon page. When buying from an overseas listing, confirm the model number 90350 and the product photos before ordering. ## FAQ **Q. Can I mount it on plasterboard? ** A. Not into bare plasterboard alone. Screw into a stud, or use plasterboard anchors rated well above the combined weight of the monitor and mount. **Q. Can I use portrait mode? ** A. The 120-degree rotation range leaves room for a 90-degree turn on paper. The direction of rotation and wall clearance depend on your monitor, so check the product diagram. **Q. Will it fit a 32-inch monitor? ** A. No. It supports screens up to 27 inches and only 75x75 mm and 100x100 mm VESA patterns. **Q. Are monitor screws included? ** A. Yes, screws for the monitor are included. Required length varies by monitor, and recessed holes may need longer screws, so test-fit before final tightening. **Q. Can it really swivel 360 degrees? ** A. The joint turns 360 degrees, but on a wall the monitor edge hits the wall, so the usable range is smaller. If you need wide swivel, look at a mount with a longer arm. ### Product Disclosure (Amazon) - Manufacturer: DIGITUS - Seller: EFI Global Store JP - ASIN: B01HOCOSPY - Note: This article covers a manufacturer-made product based on Amazon listing details.