Does this stand allow the monitor to pivot (i.e., vertical or horizontal viewing)?
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Hello David,Yes, you will be able to pivot the mount between landscape and portrait.Thank you for your question.Taylor W.VIVO
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It can pivot or rotate for either viewing position and has a total range of 180 degree horizontal pan and at least 90 degree vertical tilt (that's 90 degrees left or right and 45 degrees up or down if anyone's confused)
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David, yes, however, i have the monitor landscape and very low. It is ok, but because i have it so low the tilt is not really what i would like. i am not going to return the unit, because it is better than what i had, but the issue is that since it does not tilt far enough, the color on the monitor is weak. what i need is for the tilt to be be a greater angle as if i put my hand under the bottom and pulled it to me. i need that angle to be increased. if it where higher that would be an improved color, but i need it to be amost touching the desk. I use it aside a laptop and that is the reason it needs to be so low.Paul David, yes, however, i have the monitor landscape and very low. It is ok, but because i have it so low the tilt is not really what i would like. i am not going to return the unit, because it is better than what i had, but the issue is that since it does not tilt far enough, the color on the monitor is weak. what i need is for the tilt to be be a greater angle as if i put my hand under the bottom and pulled it to me. i need that angle to be increased. if it where higher that would be an improved color, but i need it to be amost touching the desk. I use it aside a laptop and that is the... » Read More David, yes, however, i have the monitor landscape and very low. It is ok, but because i have it so low the tilt is not really what i would like. i am not going to return the unit, because it is better than what i had, but the issue is that since it does not tilt far enough, the color on the monitor is weak. what i need is for the tilt to be be a greater angle as if i put my hand under the bottom and pulled it to me. i need that angle to be increased. if it where higher that would be an improved color, but i need it to be amost touching the desk. I use it aside a laptop and that is the reason it needs to be so low.Paul « Show Less
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Please review the dimensions prior to buying. The monitor sticks out pretty far because of the spherical ball joint.
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The monitor can be rotated. Mine is tilting down a little, I don't remember what the tilt range on it is. But, portrait mode on a 22 inch wide screen monitor works fine.
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Thanks for your patience. No, the top mounting bracket will not pivot--in fact, it might be a challenge to even mount it sideways. But all things being equal, its a great stand. Super stable and well-constructed. But, good call: the pivot option should be considered by the manufacturer for future versions.
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It tilts forward and back but very little forward almost not worth mentioning. The stand is not an issue as long as you are not trying to move the monitor around all the time. If you were trying to say turn the monitor you would need to grab the base and turn it, if you grabbed the screen and tried it would tip forward on you. I dont move mine once they are in place so its not a problem.
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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.
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Only if you want it that way. The horizontal mount bar has elbow hinges so you can make the monitors straight across or in a horse shoe pattern.
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No, this monitor does not rotate vertically or horizontally. It's stationary.
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Yes, you can rotate the monitor 90 degrees so that it is vertical instead of horizontal. Also, there is a mechanism that allows you to prevent this from happening if you don't want to use this feature and want the TV to always be horizontal.
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I am pretty sure it cannot. I was surprised recently to see the stands attach differently to the E series monitors now. So it does not use the standard 4" x 4" (approx.) universal type of attachment now. I think you'd have to go to the P series to get the rotating option.
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Using the stock stand the monitor can tilt back (away from you with the bottom moving up and top moving back) about 40 degrees. It also can swing left and right. However it cannot be turned vertical on the stand (as far as I know).
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Yes, it is possible to rotate stand coupler to the horizontal position. This is particulary usefull for group settings and widescreen renderings.
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The stand pivots to the right or left at the point that it connects to the base that connects the arm holding the tray to the desk. I no longer have that tray, but I remember it being able to pivot at least 30 degrees to the left or the right with the tray making a arc that's centered where it connects to the base.
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It tilts up and down, no swivel capabilities. I'd recommend an aftermarket monitor arm that is VESA compliant.
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not at all. I keep the monitor at the very back edge of the stand. Stand is sturdy enough to handle it without tipping. And it's very easy to read.
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The key is that it needs to be centered. You can't indiscriminately shift the monitors to the forward angle you want--the center of gravity must still be over the stand itself. This applies to any stand, unless the stand itself is hard-mounted to the desk, in which case the angles that can be used are much better.
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I don't think so. It is attached like a latch and pin to adjust up and down, no side to side. Plus it folds over in a weird way I assume for packaging purposes. But it's a great monitor!
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No. The case interferes with screen movement, so screen can't be pivoted out when the case is mounted. You can view the entire screen with the case mounted, just can't pivot the screen.
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Before I purchased this monitor, I read a couple of reviews that said the stand was stiff and required a little extra force to move. I found this to be the case with my monitor as well. I suspect it may designed that way...so the monitor holds its position at whatever viewing angle you choose.