Mini PC Mount for Dell with Remote Holder

Awesome, ir dir like glove on my Dell Pro Micro Plus. Thumb screw secures it on the inside of my desk. Very pleased.

Simple but affective. It even came with the locking thumb screw. Mine was a little bent out of shape , not quite 90 degrees, but it bends back fairly easy.

It feels durable to me. I got the wrong bracket for my mini pc thinking this would fit but upon receipt I realize mine is much smaller than the dell mini pc. That being said, the metal is thick and finished. It looks like its molded to fit the PC well. Its coated well with black powder coating and has no runs or mistakes. If you have a generic mini PC this won't fit it. It only fits the Dell PCs listed in the description so don't assume and make the same mistake I did. Not the sellers fault, good product, I am just a bad reader.

This mount fits very loosely; to the point that I’m not sure that I feel that my computer is secure in it. The computer is held in by a single screw, against a flexible bit of metal. I can easily see that bit of metal breaking under stress from repeated use (repositioning monitor, mounting/unmounting computer, etc.) and dropping a computer straight on the floor. There’s a lot of space in the mount for the computer to rattle around in. So much so that it seems it was built for a slightly larger computer. However, I double checked that it is indeed intended for my computer (A Dell Optiplex 3080 MFF). If you do use this mount, make absolutely sure that the computer is horizontal. Either upside-down and parallel to the floor in the under-desk configuration, or parallel to the wall with the front of the computer to the left, and the rear to the right. These are the orientations in which the computer is most well supported. In any other configuration, *all* of the computer's weight is supported by a single, 1 cm² bit of metal. This would be greatly improved with: - Slightly tighter tolerances, and some padding, so that the mount actually grasps the sides of the computer. - A bit more support; e.g. one or more of - Another metal tab on the opposite side to support some of the weight and prevent sagging - A bar or lip across the back - Perhaps something that would interface with the Kensington slot in the rear of the computer I was hoping that a metal mount would be an upgrade for me, but I think 3d-printing a plastic mount is a better option at this point.

The description CLEARLY stated that it would accept my Dell model. It does NOT, NOT EVEN close!