RGB gaming monitor arm with USB hub for 27 in displays
Up–27" Single Cheap Gaming monitor mounts Office RGB gaming
Built-in connectivity for easy access to peripherals at the base 12 arms · 8 brands
Up–27" Single Cheap Gaming monitor mounts Office RGB gaming
Up–35" Black 100x100 VESA 75x75 VESA Dual Height adjustable monitor stands
Up–27" Black 100x100 VESA 75x75 VESA C-Clamp monitor mounts Grommet base
13" 100x100 VESA 75x75 VESA Dual C-Clamp monitor mounts Aluminum
100x100 VESA 75x75 VESA Ultrawide Height adjustable monitor stands Aluminum White
Up–27" 100x100 VESA 75x75 VESA Dual C-Clamp monitor mounts Grommet base
100x100 VESA 75x75 VESA Dual Gas spring Quick release
Up–49" 100x100 VESA 75x75 VESA Heavy duty Ultrawide
Up–49" 100x100 VESA 75x75 VESA Single C-Clamp monitor mounts Grommet base
13" Dual C-Clamp monitor mounts Grommet base Height adjustable monitor stands
The back of a modern PC is often a chaotic tangle of wires, and reaching behind a large monitor to plug in a thumb drive or charging cable is a daily frustration. This collection highlights monitor arms that integrate USB pass-through ports directly into the mounting base. By moving the connection point to the front of your desk, these arms turn a structural tool into a functional hub.
This setup is particularly effective for users who frequently swap peripherals or need to charge mobile devices without cluttering their primary workspace. It streamlines the transition between mobile and desktop work by keeping essential ports within arm's reach.
The arms in this category vary from single-screen solutions to massive triple-monitor arrays. Depending on the model, the base may feature a mix of legacy and modern connection types to suit your specific hardware ecosystem.
You will find various port and power configurations here:
Beyond the ports, these mounts from brands like ARES WING and Fellowes maintain full ergonomic flexibility, offering 360-degree rotation and height adjustment. The inclusion of a USB hub often complements internal cable management channels, allowing you to route both the monitor cables and the hub extensions through the arm for a completely clean look.
When browsing these options, consider the reach of the integrated cables. Most models utilize a pass-through design that requires an open USB port on your computer to activate the ports at the base of the monitor arm.