Can the rear arm be removed? I know it's VESA compatible for mounting but before I purchase four of these for a client, I need to be sure.
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So far, I cannot find a way to remove the arm. There is little to no documentation that comes with the unit, and not a whole lot about it online. I basically have mine (3 of them) VESA mounted but with the rear arm attached and the round stand attached.
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Hello L. Stevens,This mounting bracket isn't removable, but if you purchase the same stand in the free standing stand version, the base is removable to screw the stand into a desk.VIVO Quad LCD Monitor Free Standing Desk Mount with Optional bolt-through mount/ Stand Heavy Duty Fully Adjustable fits 4 /Four Screens up to 24" (STAND-V004F)Thank you for your question!Taylor W.VIVO
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It can easily be pushed away and back. There are two "elbow" joints, one next to the verticle pole clamp and the other at the arm midway point. The monitor can be repositioned using these two points without affecting the fixed height or display angle.
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As I see there is a screw holding the base to the monitor, so I suppose that you are able to remove the base completely. Still, I recommend you contact the manufacturer or go to any electronic store to take a close look. I do not know anything about the planar dual mounts.
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It's like any other mount. You can remove it by unscrewing the case from the mount.
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Nope. Also it is very fragile on stand. Every time I move it around, the base of stand came out. Pic. quality is good but that is about it. That is why this is pretty cheap, I guess.I had to send this back because i could not put this monitor on multi monitor stand.I did not know anything about "VESA mountable". So I had to pay for return shipping.
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Yes, the arms and the mounts can be removed. You have to pry away the plastic covers at the joints and remove the nuts and bolts with a hex tool (can't tell what size). I haven't tried it, but it can be done. Be careful about the weight of the ultrawide monitor that you want to put on the bottom; I'm not sure if the mount is rated for such a large monitor.
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It won't work with the standard VESA (rear) mount type but they make mounts that have arms with small clips that grip the edges. They're called Non-VESA mounts.Just do a Yahoo/google search for --non VESA monitor wall mounts ----should find a few.If you already have a mount then something like these extension arms should work:EZM Adaptor Kit for most Non-VESA screens from 20"-27" (003-0023) You do NOT need to tighten them with gorilla arms, just finger tight enough to hold it in place.
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The base is easily removed and will dual mount, just be sure that your mount supports having two 23 inch screens. As a side note, my screen has developed a "flicker" in the image. Can be distracting at times, but is not always present. Colors are not very great on this screen either, but that's not a concern for most users.
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You could. Depending how heavy the monitor is the base is weighted enough to hold just. But unless you are planning to get one later, I'd opt for getting a stand that supports only one monitor. You can't remove one of the arms.
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Sure can. That's exactly how I'm using it now. Just fold the arms into themselves. I've got a single 27" monitor mounted right now.
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Why not just put monitors on the top two mount arms, and fold the bottom two arms back, out of the way? No modifications necessary.
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No, you're item doesn't have a VESA wall mount like this does. this has a 4 hole plate like used on wall mounted TV's. you may have to contact ASUS.
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No, not with the stand that it comes with but it is compatible with Vesa mounts.
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No. This monitor is not compatible with the VESA mount. There are no mounting holes on the back of the monitor.
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I have a cheap Monoprice "3-way adjustable" arm and it works fine with it. No issue screwing in the VESA mounts. I have three of these arms and they work with my Dell monitors as well.
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I dont own this monitor, but based on the description it is compatible with other aftermarket mounts. The standard is called VESA and you shouldn't have any issue finding a different mount for this monitor.