When you rotate the monitor to the portrait position, does the stand have a click stop or locking position?
165952
There is a noticable "detent" at both portrait and landscape positions. It doesn't lock, but it will stay put.
1330652
It rotates, I use that function all the time when viewing sheet music on my monitor.
2192141
It doesn't have that feature built in to the stand, but I often turn mine, adjusting the angle. Due to the circle base, it seems to move (or pivot) rather easily. I only turn about 45 degrees or less usually. I've had mine for a year now and really like it. Since I enjoy Japanese manga and various graphic novels, the ability to rotate the screen from landscape to portrait mode is very handy. That feature is built into it, unlike pivoting it so it faces a different direction.
1203506
No it does not. You would have to move the whole monitor. It just pivots back and forth only.
127128
No it doesn't. The only thing that I don't like about this monitor is the stand because it isn't adjustable and it tends to wobble on desks that are not sturdy.
233540
Sadly, It does not. I does have a Vesa mount option so you can use any stand or mount that uses the standard to rotate it however.
1891309
Yes, I just bought this to replace my broken one. It snapped right in. It rotates landscape to portrait and moves up and down (8" up down span adjustment, it depends on the size of your monitor) and can also tilt. If you look at the back side of item you can see the rotation wheel. I did try it to make sure it would do it before I answered this question. Hope that helps.
2256109
Yes, it works by friction, moving into divots that hold it in either portrait or landscape mode. Unfortunately on mine it doesn't stay in portrait mode and spins to landscape mode. Not sure if the newer ones have been improved, supposedly they have fixed the problem (from reading the reviews).
301642
The last joint next to the monitor will rotate the monitor so it is flat. I just tried it and I can rotate it to face the tabletop it is attached it to. Hope that helps.
1924779
There is a combination of allen wrench tightened points, and pivot hinges that will hold their position for your monitor. Not every point is able to be locked as with an allen wrench. This type of arm will not lock every position in place, but uses tension style hinges in parts of the arm.
1052519
Took me awhile to realize this, but it rotates. I set it about where I wanted it before installation and then adjusted it a couple clicks after installation. I used my finger in place of the handhold to prevent scratches but that may not work if tighter than mine.
1837910
It can go low - pretty much until the monitor touches the stand. I have a 24in. Asus monitor and when I bring it down, it touches the stand. FYI - you probably won't be able to use portrait mode with a monitor that side. Here are some pics for reference http://imgur.com/a/TecCc
1563287
Yes the stand allows for the display to be raised 9 1/2 inches from the base which in turn allows it to rotate into portrait mode.
2177113
Yes, it does have a rotation lock. The lock on the pop-up is really simple - you touch the tool bar to bring up the pop-up and one touch to the auto rotation icon turns on (or off) the rotation.
1065982
The monitor stand allows a few degrees of front/back tilt. It does not offer height or rotation adjustment. Its just a great big bright picture with minimal fluff features at a very low price.
2123137
The wrist joints on the mount arm permit rotating the monitors from landscape to portrait (clockwise or counter-clockwise) The arms do not have individual height adjustments, so if you want 1 landscape and 1 portrait, their heights relative to each other will be fixed and determined by the particulars of the monitors and where their vesa mount holes are located
1603522
You push the button multiples tes to get the orientation you want. Rotation is not automatic.