The 6 Best Mini PC Mounts of 2026, Ranked & Reviewed

Our verdict: VESA, wall, under-desk and pole mounting in one bracket.

The HumanCentric fits devices 0.65 to 2.55 inches deep and mounts on VESA 75x75 and 100x100, under a desk, on a wall or on a pole, in the $25 to $50 range. It is rated for an 11 lb device, or 18 lb combined with a monitor, and includes silicone scratch strips. The combined rating is useful: when the bracket sits behind a monitor on an arm, the total load matters, not just the device.

It ranks first because it covers the most mounting options and publishes both ratings. The Adjustable Thin Client below is cheaper but states less.

Buy it for a standard mini PC on a VESA monitor. The caveat is the 2.55 inch depth limit, which excludes thicker boxes. Measure yours with a ruler before ordering, and skip it if the PC exceeds that.

Device depth

0.65 to 2.55 in

VESA

75x75, 100x100

Load

11 lbs (18 lbs with monitor)

Mounting

Wall, under desk, pole

Our verdict: Four mounting spots and cable management.

This metal bracket fits devices 0.63 to 2.8 inches wide and mounts on a wall, under a desk, behind a monitor or on a monitor arm, under $25. It is rated for 12 lbs and has built-in cable management and a pen holder. Cable management matters more than it sounds: a mini PC that hangs under a desk still trails power, HDMI and USB leads that look untidy without a guide.

It ranks second because its width range is wider than the HumanCentric's, and the rating is one pound higher. The listing lacks a stated combined load, and no VESA sizes appear.

Choose it for tidy cables on a budget. The caveat is lower detail, and the width range is the limit for a thicker device. Skip it if you need a stated VESA pattern, because the listing never confirms one.

Device width

0.63 to 2.8 in

Load

12 lbs

Mounting

Wall, desk, monitor, arm

Extras

Cable management, pen holder

Our verdict: Powder-coated steel with a 3-year warranty.

The VIVO is solid powder-coated steel with an adjustable width of 1.8 to 7.1 cm, VESA 75x75 and 100x100 support, a 5 kg (about 11 lb) weight limit and a 3-year warranty, under $25. Powder coating resists scratches and rust better than bare paint, and a three-year warranty is rare at this price.

It ranks third because the width range is narrower than the first two, topping out near 2.8 inches. The warranty is the longest listed here, which shifts the value case for anyone who plans to keep the PC mounted for years.

Pick it for a slim thin client. Check that your device is thinner than 2.8 inches. Skip it if your PC is thicker, or if you need cable guides, since the listing names none.

Width

1.8 to 7.1 cm

VESA

75x75, 100x100

Load

5 kg (about 11 lb)

Warranty

3 years

Our verdict: An open frame that keeps air moving.

The suptek is solid steel with an adjustable width of 0.6 to 2.7 inches, VESA 75x75 and 100x100 support, an 11 lb weight limit and an open-frame cooling design, under $25. An open frame lets air reach the sides of the PC, which matters for small boxes that run warm under load.

It ranks fourth because it lacks the extras of the first two: no cable management and a lower weight rating than the Adjustable Thin Client. The open frame helps a warm PC, and the price keeps it competitive.

Choose it for a PC that runs warm. The caveat is no cable management. Skip it if you want guides or a pen holder, and note that its 11 lb limit matches the HumanCentric's device rating but not its combined one.

Width

0.6 to 2.7 in

VESA

75x75, 100x100

Load

11 lbs

Frame

Open, cooling design

Our verdict: Five height levels from 1.8 to 3.3 inches.

This reinforced steel bracket has 5 height levels from 1.8 to 3.3 inches and width-adjustable side brackets, under $25. It mounts under a desk only, and comes with screws and a positioning template. Height levels let it fit boxes thicker than the thin-client mounts above can hold, up to 3.3 inches.

It ranks fifth because it mounts in one place only, and offers no VESA option. It fits thicker boxes than any thin-client mount, which is its reason to exist, but you give up wall and monitor mounting.

Buy it for a chunkier mini PC under a desk. The template helps you drill straight. Skip it if you want VESA mounting or a wall bracket, and check the underside of your desk for thickness before you drive screws in.

Height range

1.8 to 3.3 in

Levels

5

Mounting

Under desk only

Kit

Screws and template

Our verdict: The highest weight rating, at 22 lbs.

The PUTORSEN is sturdy steel rated for 22 lbs (10 kg), with 9 height levels from 4.2 to 8.0 inches, under-desk mounting only and a full installation kit, in the $25 to $50 range. Its range is built for NAS boxes and larger devices, not thin clients.

It ranks last because it suits larger devices and not thin mini PCs. A 4.2 inch minimum height means a slim PC would rattle inside it. It carries the most weight here, at twice the rating of the standard brackets.

Pick it for a NAS or a bigger box. Skip it if your PC is a thin client. Make sure the underside of your desk can hold 22 lbs, because screws into thin particleboard can pull out.

Load

22 lbs (10 kg)

Height range

4.2 to 8.0 in

Levels

9

Mounting

Under desk only