Why is monitor-wobble such a problem? Why do they insist on having one leg instead of two (or more) parked on those ugly an nonfunctional feet?
My screen wobbles when I fucking type.

This feels like an intentional design flaw at this point.

So they can sell monitor arms.

You can buy these from AliExpress for 2 dollars. Buy two, put them on each side of your screen and it will never wobble again.
This is literally how I solved it.

>>105836678 (OP)
>not investing in PRO level infrastructure

>>105836704
>Buying chink wobblecurers from Ali
definition of madness this

>>105836740
Wdym?
A cheap solution that works is madness?

>>105836678 (OP)
the surface your monitor is on is what wobbles, you moron. get a stable surface for it

>>105836748
I'm saying, if you didn't buy cheap chink shit monitors in the first place, wouldn't need to be searching for cheap chink solutions - which will break as soon as you look at them - either. Obviously a proper floor stand and no contact with the desk at all is the best vibration reduction solution, but Dell produced some legit desktop monitor stands in their day. And 99% of that screw on desk mount stand shit is just fucking trash.

>>105836678 (OP)
Get one with a sturdy base, preferrably one that allows you to pivot it. Those are the most sturdy that I've found. Zero wobble for me.

>>105836854
This. OP problem is that the screen leg is plastic so very flexible and light, my Dell screen (different model than your picrel but whatever) doesn't budge a iota.
That and a stable desk.

skill issue

>>105836678 (OP)
If this is a genuine issue for you, you genuinely have too much free time on your hands