What I only could add to this excellent video is a piece of advice to follow the manual provided after all. Its broken English and the chaotic arrangement were offputting at first, and I decided to follow common sense. Then, I stumbled upon a problem when the assembled arm would still appear too stiff, even with the torque screw fully loosened. The arm would either stay at the lowest possible level, or, when even slightly touched from the bottom, would spring all the way up. I consulted the manual, and spotted a warning saying that the tightening adjustment should be done with the monitor attached, but because the warning was titled 'wall installation' (or something along these lines), and I was not installing it on the wall, I initially disregarded it. After having watched this video, when you adjust the arms with the monitor on it, I tried (without much hope), and it WORKED! So yes, even though it sounds counterintuitive, secure the arm to the table, hang the monitor on it, and THEN adjust the tightness! Thanks!
thanks for this very helpful review! you're the only one who showed the actual specs of the arm like moving it around and adjusting it rather than just telling us it can do this and that
This was awesome! This is such a great video especially for newbies like me that can't follow instructions. It's awesome to see what it should look like and how you built it. It's cool that it can spin 360. Also, look at the views on this one! Killing it :)
@@traveledventures I feel like that's just what happens. Honestly two of my best videos were splits and the headstand one in terms of watch time...and I was like really?? haha :P I guess you just go with it
Saved me so much trouble. Wish I could raise it 6 inches more though. Maybe I should have mounted it at the top of my desk (has tall platform above but it wouldn't support the weight).
Just had this installed thanks to your video! The instruction that came with the box was thrash compared to your in depth tutorial! Question, did you ever experience the monitor wobble issue with this? I am not sure if I installed it correctly but it wobbles slightly when I type on my keyboard and it is annoying me!
Thanks @Riverrattie87! I'm glad this video helped. I found that there is a little bit of play the beginning. I just tightened some of the hardware that was preinstalled. I'd check the base of the mount and also the hardware where the VESA mount is attached (it's the cylinder that adjusts the tilt). I believe I tightened those ones with either a screw driver or the allen key that it came with. Hope that helps.
Super helpful video, thanks a bunch! Small constructive feedback if you're open to it, turn down the volume of the music for future videos as it's currently a bit hard to hear what you're saying, and MAYBE put more chill/slow music on there, maybe it's because I'm watching this late at night but the music was a bit disorienting
Hey! My samsung odyssey g5 wont stay in its place and keeps tilting :( is it too heavy? Which monitor mount should I get? Or should I get a different monitor?
Hey, it should be okay. There's a way to adjust the tension. Is it tilting forward or is it the arm that keeps dropping? At 4:22 on video, you can remove the horizontal plastic cover and tighten the screw if it keeps tilting down. If the actual arm lowers on its own check out 6:34 to adjust tension
Very good video. I am thinking of getting this and installing it in the grommet. How far does it reach to the side? My grommet is about 2 feet from the center of the desk.
proto8432 thanks! I’m not to sure what you are asking? How far does what reach to what side? The grommet bracket that comes with it is just a bolt from the monitor mount that you out through the grommet hole and a nut knob that you screw in from under the desk to the grommet bolt attached to the monitor mount. Hope this helps!
@@traveledventures Sorry for not being clear. If I install it into the grommet, will the arm extend long enough for the monitor to be in the center of the desk?
After 3 years using it my havier laptop starts falling down and I found out the tension needs to be adjusted to clockwise or anticlockwise according to weight. Mine needs to turn anticlockwise if falls down. It's not designed to hold a laptop but there's an attachment that can be purchased separated. Laptop Stand Arm Mount Tray.
Thanks Gil! Yea, if anything gets loose, most of the time you can just tightened it back again. If you move your arm mount a lot, most likely you’ll have to tighten the bolts more often. Thanks for the comment!
Hello! I recently bought this monitor desk mount and I have a problem with the neck automatically turning into the right :( Do you have any solutions to this? (It's like an electric fan it turns into the right automatically.
Hey there, if you look at 1:56 of the video you can see the bottom part that has a screw in the middle. Try tightening that and it should help with the arm spinning loosely.
The F80 Is my second NB arm, and in this one the quality is really up there, even when comparing with way more expensive (or should we say overpriced? :D) brands such as the ergotron. Nice review BTW
Only one way to find out. I believe the weight of the monitor might just hold it in the downward position. That you may not be able to adjust the tension enough for it to be held up.
Great video! I just bought the F100A, I have an issue with the tension of the 'neck', after adjusting it all the way to negative it still has a strong tension to shoot back up its original position which is straight, anyway I could fix this issue?
Hey thanks for the comment, the only thing I can see why that would happen is if there is nothing attached to the arm mount. are you adjusting the arm with the monitor attached to it? Also are you adjusting it while it is attached to a table? I heard some people adjusting the mount on its own without a monitor or not attached to the desk and it doesn't work properly.
@@traveledventures I adjusted the monitor arm without a monitor attached to it yet, is it that way it jerks all the way up back again due to no pressure from the monitor from bringing it back down to 'eye level'?
Hi, thanks for the nice video. How do u adjust the plate that connects the monitor to the stand. That plate is not straight on my side, it is skewed anti clockwise and when I fit the monitor, it doesn’t look straight 😔😔pls help
You should be able to rotate the plate freely. It's easier to rotate it when the monitor is attached. Otherwise, you can remove the plastic covering the joint and loosen it using an Allen key, adjust and retighten.
Hey RJ if you’re talking about the piece where the VESA mounting plate is on (that make the monitor tilt up and down), yes. It is made out of metal with plastic covering on both sides. I pointed at this on the 5:01 minute mark on the video. Hope this answers your question.
@@traveledventures Hey thanks for answering so quickly. I meant the part that is between what attaches to the monitor and the arm. For some reason it looked plastic to me here but from other videos I can see it looks to be metal thanks!
I bought this from Amazon but does not work for my setting/desk. How do I put the arms back together once opened because they are spring loaded. With the arms opened I can't pack it back in the box..
Hello. Could you be so kind and measure the minimum distance between back of the monitor and end of the bracket. I have very small desk and I'm looking for the solution to put monitor as close as it can be to my wall. Normal stand (coming with monitor) gives me about 10 cm (from back side of monitor to the wall). Thanks in advance.
Mateusz Mazur hello, I am not home at the moment but it is essentially the thickness of the arm and the VESA mount that will be behind the monitor. I had the back of my monitor as close as 5” approx. to the wall.
Hi, to access the torque/tension adjuster you have to push the top arm down and there would be a hex bolt head that will show on the elbow and you can adjust it through that. Hope this helps. Thanks
@@traveledventures it wont go down when i try to push it which makes the tension screw hard to access so i cant adjust the height at all. any suggestions? edit: nvm just had to push down really hard. but is it possible to make it go higher than its preset height?
Hey there, there are two bolts that you can tighten so it doesn't move freely; one under the base of the arm and the other is on the elbow. You have to open the cover of the elbow to access it.
Yes I believe you can. Just pick it with a knife or a screw driver, but the glue on there is pretty good. Might have to do extra cleaning to get it off.
Any tips to make the monitor shake less when you move suddenly? Like when I'm gaming I need to move my mouse fast and it causes the monitor to shake up and down.
Hi thanks for checking this out. You should tighten all the joints with the Allen key that it came with. There should be three points the need to be tighten; bottom swivel point (you have to uncounted your monitor to do this) then the middle swivel point (it’s underneath the upper arm) and the back plate (you have to uncover the caps to access this one). 👍
I want to get this but my monitor has the screw holes more deeper, like the middle of the monitor is not like yours but mine is more inside of the monitor if that makes senes. Should i still try and see if it works or what do you think?
@@traveledventures it does not have vesa mount but i research it says it can mount it with 75-75 its looks like i need to mount inside the back of my monitor
Phillip Huynh Hi, thanks for your inquiry. Yes! Monitor can be mounted vertically. Follow the mounting of monitor on the video the way it is and once all secured, you can rotate the monitor vertically. Let me know if you have issues. Thanks!
Hi there, it is rated to hold a max of 19.8lbs and fits up to 27” monitor. Even though I’ve used a 32” tv for it and weighed 15lbs. It held pretty good.
Hey Andy, I'm sorry to hear that. Only thing I can suggest is that make sure the bottom of that bold you are adjusting isn't spinning with it, the bottom of it should look like a flat head screw. And double check that you turning the right way to tighten it. Might take a few turns before it actually adjusts the tension.
Miguel Plazas it depends how sturdy your desk is. If it’s 25mm solid wood it should be fine. It also depends how heavy your monitor is. If you can put the weight of the monitor on it, then adding the arm should be okay. I’m assuming your desk is 25mm thick but has either support beams or frames? Think of it as weight distributions. If you put it on a big plain plank of 25mm then it won’t be sturdy. If you use the same 25mm with frame or support underneath so it doesn’t sag, then it will be able to support more weight.
Bro this music is so distracting. Never do that again, just stick to the content. It's a struggle to even hear you with all this music in the background. So unnecessary
Thanks! Most of the videos I found only read off the manual. This was actually useful in helping us find where to adjust the torque.
Thanks Ela, I’m glad it helped! 😊
What I only could add to this excellent video is a piece of advice to follow the manual provided after all. Its broken English and the chaotic arrangement were offputting at first, and I decided to follow common sense. Then, I stumbled upon a problem when the assembled arm would still appear too stiff, even with the torque screw fully loosened. The arm would either stay at the lowest possible level, or, when even slightly touched from the bottom, would spring all the way up. I consulted the manual, and spotted a warning saying that the tightening adjustment should be done with the monitor attached, but because the warning was titled 'wall installation' (or something along these lines), and I was not installing it on the wall, I initially disregarded it. After having watched this video, when you adjust the arms with the monitor on it, I tried (without much hope), and it WORKED! So yes, even though it sounds counterintuitive, secure the arm to the table, hang the monitor on it, and THEN adjust the tightness! Thanks!
Thank you for checking this video out!
If it spring way all up where do you turn the allen key to the - or + ?
thanks for this very helpful review! you're the only one who showed the actual specs of the arm like moving it around and adjusting it rather than just telling us it can do this and that
Thank you for checking it out! I'm glad it helped.
Very helpful! The instruction manual was pathetic..This video saved me a lot of trouble..
Now, this is what we called a review. Great job!
Thank you for checking this out! Your comment is much appreciated!
Thank you for explaining the spring thingy, the case covers the hole where you can tighten the spring and I only found out in your video
Thanks! Glad it helped!
This was awesome! This is such a great video especially for newbies like me that can't follow instructions. It's awesome to see what it should look like and how you built it. It's cool that it can spin 360. Also, look at the views on this one! Killing it :)
Thanks Jenn! Hahaha I know right! it's crazy.. :) And this is like the "odd" video I made out of nowhere. lol
@@traveledventures I feel like that's just what happens. Honestly two of my best videos were splits and the headstand one in terms of watch time...and I was like really?? haha :P I guess you just go with it
@@MovewithJenn Hahaha I guess so! I'll have to check them out now that you mentioned it.
Best and cleanest video unlike other vids. ❤️
Appreciate the clear and concise instructions on to how assemble the desk mount.
THANKS SO MUCH I JUST BOUGHT IT U REALLY HELPED ME OUT!!
Thanks Jake! I appreciate the comment, I'm glad it helped.
Thanks! Now i know how to adjust the arm tension
very helpful vid, I finally knew how to adjust the tension!!
how did you loosen it?
Thank you very much. Now I know how to adjust the spring
Thanks for the video bro!!! This is way more helpful than others.
thanks for the video. The manual was so confusing for me
Thanks for watching!
100 % detailed video.
Really like this.
Thanks
Saved me so much trouble. Wish I could raise it 6 inches more though. Maybe I should have mounted it at the top of my desk (has tall platform above but it wouldn't support the weight).
Thanks for this! :)
Quick and easy Assembly Thank You!
Rheinace thank you! Glad it helped!
Thanks for this! Very straightforward, walang madaming keme 😂
Thanks! That really helped my assembly
nice video!
i'm gonna get this soon i have my 27" monitor.
thank you!
Thanks for the comment. I'm glad you liked the video. Hoping to make more videos like this.
Awesome Video buddy thanks! Well explained
Thanks for checking it out!
What a sick video! Thanks for the video :)
Emily Matthews thanks Em! 😊
Hey, so how has this monitor arm served you? Is it still working fine? Or has the tension all gone loose?
Hey, it still working perfect for me.i have not yet had to adjust the tension since the first time I installed it.
Nice video, learned alot on installation
very nice and detailed review, thumbs up!!!
Just had this installed thanks to your video! The instruction that came with the box was thrash compared to your in depth tutorial! Question, did you ever experience the monitor wobble issue with this? I am not sure if I installed it correctly but it wobbles slightly when I type on my keyboard and it is annoying me!
Thanks @Riverrattie87! I'm glad this video helped. I found that there is a little bit of play the beginning. I just tightened some of the hardware that was preinstalled. I'd check the base of the mount and also the hardware where the VESA mount is attached (it's the cylinder that adjusts the tilt). I believe I tightened those ones with either a screw driver or the allen key that it came with. Hope that helps.
Super helpful video, thanks a bunch! Small constructive feedback if you're open to it, turn down the volume of the music for future videos as it's currently a bit hard to hear what you're saying, and MAYBE put more chill/slow music on there, maybe it's because I'm watching this late at night but the music was a bit disorienting
Thanks for checking this out! And yes definitely open for feedback, thank you! I'll keep that in mind for next time.
Amazing video this is just so goof and detailed
Awesome job!
Hey! My samsung odyssey g5 wont stay in its place and keeps tilting :( is it too heavy? Which monitor mount should I get? Or should I get a different monitor?
Hey, it should be okay. There's a way to adjust the tension. Is it tilting forward or is it the arm that keeps dropping? At 4:22 on video, you can remove the horizontal plastic cover and tighten the screw if it keeps tilting down. If the actual arm lowers on its own check out 6:34 to adjust tension
Thank you 🙏
Very good video. I am thinking of getting this and installing it in the grommet. How far does it reach to the side? My grommet is about 2 feet from the center of the desk.
proto8432 thanks! I’m not to sure what you are asking? How far does what reach to what side? The grommet bracket that comes with it is just a bolt from the monitor mount that you out through the grommet hole and a nut knob that you screw in from under the desk to the grommet bolt attached to the monitor mount. Hope this helps!
@@traveledventures Sorry for not being clear. If I install it into the grommet, will the arm extend long enough for the monitor to be in the center of the desk?
proto8432 not a problem. Yes! The arm is about 2’ (feet) give or take, fully extended.
Very helpful! Thanks
After 3 years using it my havier laptop starts falling down and I found out the tension needs to be adjusted to clockwise or anticlockwise according to weight. Mine needs to turn anticlockwise if falls down. It's not designed to hold a laptop but there's an attachment that can be purchased separated. Laptop Stand Arm Mount Tray.
Thanks Gil! Yea, if anything gets loose, most of the time you can just tightened it back again. If you move your arm mount a lot, most likely you’ll have to tighten the bolts more often. Thanks for the comment!
Thank you! It really helped me.
Angelito IV Somera glad it helped!
fabulous video. Thank you!!
Thanks for checking it out!
Thank you! You’re a lifesaver!
Hi very nice video！I wanna ask did the f80 come with the vesa‘s screw？I mean the screw that hang your monitor up😅
Hey, I believe it came with all different screw sizes in the package depending on your monitor.
Hello! I recently bought this monitor desk mount and I have a problem with the neck automatically turning into the right :( Do you have any solutions to this? (It's like an electric fan it turns into the right automatically.
Hey there, if you look at 1:56 of the video you can see the bottom part that has a screw in the middle. Try tightening that and it should help with the arm spinning loosely.
did the screws used on back of the monitor comes with it ? Or you have to get the screws yourself?
I'm sorry but I don't remember. I think I had to get screws on my own.
@@traveledventures 0:59 there they are the M4x12 listed right there in the supplied parts list! It would be an accident if they forgot these screws.
What is the offset behind the desk if I would like to setup monitor as close to the edge of the desk as it's possible?
Does it come with the screws for the back of the monitor? TIA 👍
Yes it should come with a set of different sizes screws.
💯
prima danke
The F80 Is my second NB arm, and in this one the quality is really up there, even when comparing with way more expensive (or should
we say overpriced? :D) brands such as the ergotron. Nice review BTW
Thank you Carlos! Yea this is by far the best value I’ve seen on the market.
can this be installed upside down?
Like on a shelf above the table instead of on the table itself?
Only one way to find out. I believe the weight of the monitor might just hold it in the downward position. That you may not be able to adjust the tension enough for it to be held up.
Great video! I just bought the F100A, I have an issue with the tension of the 'neck', after adjusting it all the way to negative it still has a strong tension to shoot back up its original position which is straight, anyway I could fix this issue?
Hey thanks for the comment, the only thing I can see why that would happen is if there is nothing attached to the arm mount. are you adjusting the arm with the monitor attached to it? Also are you adjusting it while it is attached to a table? I heard some people adjusting the mount on its own without a monitor or not attached to the desk and it doesn't work properly.
@@traveledventures I adjusted the monitor arm without a monitor attached to it yet, is it that way it jerks all the way up back again due to no pressure from the monitor from bringing it back down to 'eye level'?
@@kamehamehadi yes, I believe you need to have the monitor attached for you to make adjustments.
@@traveledventures Gotcha. I'll try that very soon and let yknow if that helps
Hi, thanks for the nice video. How do u adjust the plate that connects the monitor to the stand. That plate is not straight on my side, it is skewed anti clockwise and when I fit the monitor, it doesn’t look straight 😔😔pls help
You should be able to rotate the plate freely. It's easier to rotate it when the monitor is attached. Otherwise, you can remove the plastic covering the joint and loosen it using an Allen key, adjust and retighten.
Thx broo
the problem with these is the middle joint can't lower down
Hi if I use the gormet Setup can i still use the hole of it for the cables going down to the table?
Is the piece that's between the arm and the bracket attached to the monitor plastic?? Or is it just a plastic shell with metal on the inside?
Hey RJ if you’re talking about the piece where the VESA mounting plate is on (that make the monitor tilt up and down), yes. It is made out of metal with plastic covering on both sides. I pointed at this on the 5:01 minute mark on the video. Hope this answers your question.
@@traveledventures Hey thanks for answering so quickly. I meant the part that is between what attaches to the monitor and the arm. For some reason it looked plastic to me here but from other videos I can see it looks to be metal thanks!
R_J No problem. Sorry, yes the actual mounting “plate” is metal. I can now see what you mean, it’s super glossy on the video but yes You are correct.
I bought this from Amazon but does not work for my setting/desk. How do I put the arms back together once opened because they are spring loaded. With the arms opened I can't pack it back in the box..
How is the monitor arm holding up?
It’s holding up great! Haven’t had any issues with it. Thanks
Nice. thnx
Hello. Could you be so kind and measure the minimum distance between back of the monitor and end of the bracket. I have very small desk and I'm looking for the solution to put monitor as close as it can be to my wall. Normal stand (coming with monitor) gives me about 10 cm (from back side of monitor to the wall). Thanks in advance.
Mateusz Mazur hello, I am not home at the moment but it is essentially the thickness of the arm and the VESA mount that will be behind the monitor. I had the back of my monitor as close as 5” approx. to the wall.
@@traveledventures Thx! Unfortunately very close to 10 cm :(
Do you think this tray mount laptop also fit with north bayou F100a too?
Hey I'm not too sure if it'll fit. Not familiar with F100 model
how long is the circle clamp?
can the plastic top of the arm be removed? cause i cant seem to access the torque/tension adjustment screw
Hi, to access the torque/tension adjuster you have to push the top arm down and there would be a hex bolt head that will show on the elbow and you can adjust it through that. Hope this helps. Thanks
@@traveledventures thank you sir! will try to do just that :)
@@traveledventures it wont go down when i try to push it which makes the tension screw hard to access so i cant adjust the height at all. any suggestions?
edit: nvm just had to push down really hard. but is it possible to make it go higher than its preset height?
How do I tighten the 360 spin? Mine is so loose it moves left and right at a slight breeze!
Hey there, there are two bolts that you can tighten so it doesn't move freely; one under the base of the arm and the other is on the elbow. You have to open the cover of the elbow to access it.
can u take off the yellow stickers or what ever they are
Yes I believe you can. Just pick it with a knife or a screw driver, but the glue on there is pretty good. Might have to do extra cleaning to get it off.
Any tips to make the monitor shake less when you move suddenly? Like when I'm gaming I need to move my mouse fast and it causes the monitor to shake up and down.
Hi thanks for checking this out. You should tighten all the joints with the Allen key that it came with. There should be three points the need to be tighten; bottom swivel point (you have to uncounted your monitor to do this) then the middle swivel point (it’s underneath the upper arm) and the back plate (you have to uncover the caps to access this one). 👍
@@traveledventures Do I turn them clockwise? Or counterclockwise to tighten?
@@KiiTheGreat clockwise to tighten.
@@KiiTheGreat it should also be not under weight load, so no monitor attached if your just tightening those points
@@traveledventures I'm using the Benq XL2411P 24" with 7.94lb / 3.6kg.
What is the purpose of the other nuts included?
Is the NB logo removable?
I want to get this but my monitor has the screw holes more deeper, like the middle of the monitor is not like yours but mine is more inside of the monitor if that makes senes. Should i still try and see if it works or what do you think?
I’m sorry I’m not too sure what you mean. What’s the make and model of your monitor?
I can't seem to rotate the vesa mount. Mine is rotated on a 45° angle so my monitor is tilted hotizontally. Is there any way I can rotate it?
Are you talking about the plate that attaches to the monitor? Try rotating it with the monitor in it
Hello can i ask does this works on Curved monitor i Currently have 27 inch monitor.
Hello, if your monitor has a Vesa mount, yes it should work.
@@traveledventures it does not have vesa mount but i research it says it can mount it with 75-75 its looks like i need to mount inside the back of my monitor
Can this mount allow me to mount my monitor vertically?
Phillip Huynh Hi, thanks for your inquiry. Yes! Monitor can be mounted vertically. Follow the mounting of monitor on the video the way it is and once all secured, you can rotate the monitor vertically. Let me know if you have issues. Thanks!
what size does my hole need to be for the grommet installation?
👍
How much weight this mount can withstand?
Hi there, it is rated to hold a max of 19.8lbs and fits up to 27” monitor. Even though I’ve used a 32” tv for it and weighed 15lbs. It held pretty good.
Bro can you rotate it in 360 degrees?
Do you think this can handle a 32 inch android tv weighing 3.7 kg
It says 27" and up to 19lbs. It probably can hold your 32" just not too much maneuver
Why the shitty music that's way too loud? Thanks for the video though 😊
Thanks, I'll adjust next time
Hey, whenever I lower the stand it keeps going back what should I do?
There is a tensioner you need to adjust. It's the bolt sitting on top of the middle arm
@@traveledventures Yeah I didn't saw it but I already fixed it thanks!
At 6:53 in the video, I can't seem to tighten/unthighten that part. Any tip ? No matter which direction I spin the screwdriver, it doesn't work
Hey Andy, I'm sorry to hear that. Only thing I can suggest is that make sure the bottom of that bold you are adjusting isn't spinning with it, the bottom of it should look like a flat head screw. And double check that you turning the right way to tighten it. Might take a few turns before it actually adjusts the tension.
Same here. Ive already spent 2 hours trying to untighten it, counter clockwise. Everything was easy to install except this. :(
does it support 32 inch tv?
The box says only up to 27” but check the weight limit I think it should be able to, as long as you don’t go over the weight.
@@traveledventures is 4.5 KG okay? as long as the vesa mount was 100mm x 100 mm right?
@@dikadalin7781 it says 2.0-9.0kg, you’ll have to read the specs of what you are buying.
@@traveledventures thank you 🙏
You forget to show how to adjust the top plate??
Dude I just got mine and it didn’t come with any screws
Hey man, sorry to hear that. I don't work for the company but if you got it from Amazon, they'll help you out no problem.
Can you portrait the monitor?
Yes you can, I have mine setup as portrait. you can rotate it 180 both ways.
What is the weight of the mount alone?
@Bren, it is about 5.0 - 6.0 lbs. Hope this helps. Thanks,
F80 or h80?
F80
@@traveledventures any difference? Thank you 😊
What is the thickness of your desk?
Miguel Plazas it is 1” but the brackets can be mounted I believe up to 3”.
@@traveledventures And just 25mm can handle that monitor and the arm?
Miguel Plazas it depends how sturdy your desk is. If it’s 25mm solid wood it should be fine. It also depends how heavy your monitor is. If you can put the weight of the monitor on it, then adding the arm should be okay. I’m assuming your desk is 25mm thick but has either support beams or frames? Think of it as weight distributions. If you put it on a big plain plank of 25mm then it won’t be sturdy. If you use the same 25mm with frame or support underneath so it doesn’t sag, then it will be able to support more weight.
@@traveledventures Thanks!!
The NB logo can be removed ?
Soyez Gentil I think you can. It’s just glued on there it looks like.
yes, just use a craft knife to get it started.
Joshua Munan good idea! thanks for the tip Joshua!
Cuz i cant rotate mine
Misleading
Bro this music is so distracting. Never do that again, just stick to the content. It's a struggle to even hear you with all this music in the background. So unnecessary
U can’t lower it? Worst mount ever.
Yang sayang aku like yang cinta allah coment
Yang milih allah like 800 ya yang milih dajal abaikan saja
Very helpful! Thank you.
Alleya Hanifa I’m glad it helped. Thank you!