Kaloc Monitor Arm Price in Bangladesh - Single & Dual Mount Stands

Why a Monitor Arm Is the Single Best Upgrade for Your Desk

If you've ever finished a long work session with a stiff neck or sore lower back, the monitor on your desk is probably part of the problem. Most stock monitor stands only let you tilt the screen a little - they don't let you raise it, pull it closer, or push it back, which means most people end up looking down at their screen for hours every day. A monitor arm fixes that in one move. It lifts your display off the desk entirely, frees up the real estate underneath for a keyboard, notebook, or a second monitor, and lets you push the screen to exactly the height and distance your eyes and neck actually need.

This is why searches for "monitor arm," "computer monitor arm," and "computer screen arms" have been climbing steadily in Bangladesh - more home offices, more long gaming sessions, and more people finally realizing that a Tk 2,300-5,900 mount is a lot cheaper than a chiropractor visit. At Tech Buy BD, our Kaloc monitor arm range covers this exact need: full-motion tilt, swivel, height adjustment, and rotation (including portrait mode for coding or document work), all built around the universal VESA standard - a hole pattern on the back of your monitor, either 75×75mm or 100×100mm, that lets a third-party arm attach to almost any screen regardless of brand. Nearly every monitor sold in Bangladesh from 17" to 35" uses one of these two patterns, and all five Kaloc arms in this collection support both out of the box.

Not sure if your monitor qualifies?

Check the back panel for four small screw holes in a square pattern, or search your model number plus "VESA mount" - and if you're still unsure, message our team and we'll confirm compatibility before you buy.

A monitor arm isn't just an ergonomic upgrade - it's also a desk-space and a gaming-setup upgrade. Once your screen is floating on an arm instead of sitting on a plastic stand, you get back several inches of desk depth: your mouse pad can extend further back, your keyboard sits dead-center, and cable clutter drops noticeably once your monitor and power cables are routed through the arm's built-in cable channel instead of trailing across the desk. For anyone running a single ultrawide, the Kaloc KLC-DS110/B's 10kg capacity comfortably covers most ultrawide panels up to 35" - making it one of our most recommended single arms for gaming and creative setups alike.

This is the question we get asked the most in-store, and the honest answer depends entirely on how you work - not just how many monitors you own.

Go with a single monitor arm if:

- You run one main display 17" to 35" and want it fully adjustable - height, tilt, swivel, and rotation.

- You want to eventually add a second arm later without buying a whole new dual mount.

- Your desk space is tight and you'd rather keep things minimal.

Our single-arm options are the Kaloc KLC-DS110/B (17-35", supports up to 10kg, sturdy SPCC steel body, -50°/+35° tilt, full 360° swivel), the Kaloc DS110 (17-33", also up to 10kg, with a manual tension knob so you can dial in the resistance to match your exact monitor weight), and the Kaloc KLC-DS200 (17-32", up to 9kg, gas-spring assisted movement, extends out to 542mm).

Go with a dual monitor arm if:

- You genuinely run two screens side by side - coding, trading, video editing, customer support, streaming overlays, or general multitasking.

- You want each screen to move independently (one in portrait, one in landscape, for example).

- You're trying to consolidate two separate desk stands into one clean, space-saving mount.

For that, we carry the Kaloc KLC-DH200 (17-35" per screen, up to 9kg per arm, gas-spring height adjustment from 503mm-575mm, full 360° rotation on each side) and the Kaloc DS110-2 (17-33", gas-strut mechanism for smooth one-hand adjustments, built-in cable management channels to keep both screens' cables tidy). Both let you position each monitor completely independently, which single-post "dual" stands (where both screens share one fixed crossbar) simply can't do.

The mechanism matters here too. Three of our models - the KLC-DS200, KLC-DH200, and DS110-2 - use a gas-strut (gas-spring) mechanism, the same kind of hydraulic assist used in office chairs and car boot lids. It means you can lift, lower, or push the monitor with one finger and it holds position exactly where you release it, with no separate tightening knob required - smoother if you reposition your screen often during the day, for example switching between sitting and standing, or turning your screen to share with a colleague. The DS110 and DS110/B use a more traditional tension-adjustment system instead - a screw you turn once during setup to match the arm's resistance to your monitor's weight, after which the arm holds firm. Both approaches are equally reliable; it really comes down to how often you expect to move your screen.

Installation is the same across the whole range: every arm ships with both a C-clamp (grips the desk edge, no drilling - the right call for rented spaces, glass-topped desks, or anyone who might rearrange furniture later) and a grommet mount (goes through a drilled hole for a lower-profile, more built-in look - better for permanent office furniture). Neither method needs tools beyond what's in the box.

Rule of thumb:

If you're not sure yet, a single arm is the safer first purchase - you can always add a second unit later. If you already know you're a two-screen person, buying a proper dual arm from day one saves you money over buying two separate single arms.

Kaloc has become one of the most searched monitor arm brands in Bangladesh, and for good reason - it hits a sweet spot between price and build quality that's hard to beat locally. Across our current range, prices run from Tk 2,300 to Tk 5,900, and where your budget lands usually comes down to three things: single vs. dual arm, standard tilt mechanism vs. gas-spring, and screen size range.

As a general guide:

- Entry point (~Tk 2,300): the Kaloc KLC-DS200 single arm - full VESA compatibility and gas-spring movement at the most accessible price in the lineup.

- Mid-range (single arm, heavier load rating): the Kaloc DS110 and KLC-DS110/B, both rated up to 10kg, a good match for larger single monitors up to 35".

- Dual-arm / premium tier (up to ~Tk 5,900): the Kaloc KLC-DH200 and Kaloc DS110-2, both built for two-screen setups with gas-spring assistance and independent arm movement.

From the budget-friendly KLC-DS200 to the heavy-duty DS110 or DS110/B series and dual-screen DH200 or DS110-2 premiums, Kaloc offers gas-spring monitor arms tailored for every price point, weight requirement, and screen setup.

Here's our current Kaloc lineup at a glance:

- Kaloc KLC-DS110/B Single 17-35 Inch Mount Stand: heavy-duty single arm, up to 10kg, SPCC steel build.

- Kaloc DS110 17-33 Inch Single Monitor Arm: single arm with manual tension adjustment, up to 10kg.

- Kaloc KLC-DS200 17-32 Inch Single Monitor Arm: gas-spring single arm, (most affordable) option in the range.

- Kaloc KLC-DH200 17-35 Inch Adjustable Double Arm: gas-spring dual arm, independent screen positioning.

- Kaloc DS110-2 17-33 Inch Dual Monitor Arm: gas-strut dual arm with built-in cable management.

One thing we want to be upfront about, because we'd rather you know before you buy than be surprised after: monitor arms in this category do not come with a manufacturer warranty in the Bangladesh market - this is standard across Kaloc mounts industry-wide, not specific to Tech Buy BD. It doesn't reflect build quality (these are solid, metal-bodied mounts rated for years of daily adjustment), but if warranty coverage is a deciding factor for you, it's worth knowing going in.

You can see the exact pricing for each model, and buy online with delivery across Bangladesh, or come see the arms set up in person at either of our two Dhaka locations:

- Banani Branch: Point Eleven Building, 3rd Floor (Lift-2), House-25, Road-11, Banani, Dhaka-1213

- Multiplan Branch: Shop-726, Level-07, Multiplan Center, New Elephant Road, Dhaka