I need to bring my monitor forward and *lower* it so I can see it easier. The stand it came with elevates it. Would this product work for my purposes?
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Hi Ruthie, It's a versatile product. You can move your monitor around in all kinds of ways. I have mine mounted on the desk to the right, and pull my monitor back on the left side. You should be able to pull it forward plenty. I might mount the arm to your desk at least 6 to 9 inches behind your monitor, possibly more if there is room.
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I use it on a standard height desk top for just that purpose. It is also easy to lift the monitor out of the way when you want to.
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Hi Ruthie, yes, you will be able to make the monitor touch your desk if you'd like, if it clears the front, you can get the bottom a little lower. It also tilts back quite a bit, so you can pull it down and then tilt it back, this arm is very nice, I have 3 of them!
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yes, check out this video - LX Desk Mount LCD ArmIt's practically the same 1 except the HP version is slightly cheaper in design.
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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
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Don't think it will work very well because the cables aren't flat against the back. They stick straight out.<--- Ignore this. I looked at the wrong monitor when I answered this. Actually, like others have said, the kickstand will cause it problems.
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Adjust your monitor and stand to the level you need it at, the stand has adjustable height
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Once you mount the monitors, it's not very easy at all. Not because of a poor design, but because it wasn't designed to do height adjustments like that. Beyond that, I can highly recommend this stand. Just ensure your monitors have VESA mount points.
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Yes should work fine. Use a decent level to make sure your screen is truly spot on level. The design of the brackets and hanger bolts will let you make minor adjustments to one side or the other. Good luck.
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Probably not. The stand is intended to elevate your screen/laptop while sitting on a desk and the opening between the two legs of the stand are too narrow to sit comfortably on your lap.
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Yes, I believe so. I had to mount it on a stand that came separate. It would be just a matter of lining up the screw holes. or enough screw holes to secure it. It's really a great little monitor. Have fun!
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Nope. I actually bought a mount from Monoprice for that purpose, and it works well (the monitor has great viewing angles).
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I looked up your monitor and I do not see why it would not work. Unlike Carol, my experience has been great with this stand. I have 3 24" Asus monitors and they all sit level and this stand is very stable.
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Yes it should. The way the rails attach, as long as the mount holes form a square - which I've never seen one that doesn't, there shouldn't be a problem. Just figure out your weight without the stand, as they are a lot of extra weight, to wake sure your in the weight limits and you will be fine, especially if this is a newer monitor or an LED, as they are even lighter than my 60" - 2 year old plasma.
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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.
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Yes, however I am having trouble getting it to hold my 27" monitor in the vertical position. I had to put a support underneath because no amount of tightening would suffice. I noticed that I was not the only one with that problem. The stand is solid and well made and, other than that one complaint, a good deal.
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Yes, however it depends on the length of the long side of the monitor. Check the measurements against the specs on the product page. They have very accurate measures of the stand. Also not rotating the monitor will mean using a tool to loosen and then re-tighten the mount head on the stand.
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Yes, you can raise and lower the screen in relation to your desk and there is a small amount of adjustment in the angle to the user.
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Yes - that works. I have one at work that does just this. The outer monitors can move left and right on the bar along with full multi-axis tilt. Very study, I am happy with it. I actually have the edges of my outer monitors slightly behind my center monitor to create more curvature.
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You could do that but there is no stand to suppor it, the monitor does not rotate, it has no Vesa mount. Unless you make it lean against a wall it is unstable.