Does this mount support changing from landscape to portrait on the fly? I want to use my monitor for both gaming and reading.
1588534
No it doesn't change on the fly from landscape to portrait, you would have to unscrew it and remount it in the position you would like.
1588535
This model does not rotate from landscape to portrait, without removing the monitor. For that functionality, we recommend our other listing on Amazon.com B00GR9I8F2.
1588536
No, the mount does not. Otherwise, the height can be adjusted and it has two pivots that move the monitor closer/further and left to right.
1588537
No it does not it had a fixed side to side hinge. It does have adjustable tilt.
1588538
I do not think it will. You can adjust the x movement, the y is a thumbscrew, there is no azimuth adjustment.
1257405
Not an answer, rather a follow-up question: Will this work for 3 Dell U2713HMs in PORTRAIT mode ? I'm wondering whether the horizontal bar goes high enough for the rotated portait-mode monitors to clear the surface of the desk.
922502
Yes, assuming your video card can support it. I can use portrait mode in Win 7 Pro with my (old) NVidia card. The only caution is when you rotate the screen to portrait mode, the monitor's video output ports, its USB output port (to PC), and all 4 USB input ports (2 on rear, 2 on the edge) end up at the top, and speakers end up on the left edge. In my config, PC is under the desk at right side and monitor is on raised platform above desk at left side. So it's a tight stretch for these cables to reach their destinations in portrait mode. The monitor's power port ends up at the bottom in portrait mode, so it's not a problem in portrait. And none of the cables is a problem in landscape mode. Yes, assuming your video card can support it. I can use portrait mode in Win 7 Pro with my (old) NVidia card. The only caution is when you rotate the screen to portrait mode, the monitor's video output ports, its USB output port (to PC), and all 4 USB input ports (2 on rear, 2 on the edge) end up at the top, and speakers end up on the left edge. In my config, PC is under the desk at right side and monitor is on raised platform above desk at left side. So it's a tight stretch for these cables to reach their destinations in portrait mode. The monitor's power port ends... » Read More Yes, assuming your video card can support it. I can use portrait mode in Win 7 Pro with my (old) NVidia card. The only caution is when you rotate the screen to portrait mode, the monitor's video output ports, its USB output port (to PC), and all 4 USB input ports (2 on rear, 2 on the edge) end up at the top, and speakers end up on the left edge. In my config, PC is under the desk at right side and monitor is on raised platform above desk at left side. So it's a tight stretch for these cables to reach their destinations in portrait mode. The monitor's power port ends up at the bottom in portrait mode, so it's not a problem in portrait. And none of the cables is a problem in landscape mode. « Show Less
282039
Yes it is mountable. You may hang it landscape or portrait , it allows both way, but only with one mount hole in the center of either choosing.
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There are probably faster solutions than this if you plan on repeatedly rotating the monitor. Obviously there's not enough height on the pole to have the top monitor in portrait and the bottom in landscape. Its a matter of loosening a nut changing orientation and retightening the nut, however, I would wonder if repeated adjustments would wear out the tightening capabilities. I used it with one monitor only in landscape and had it sitting stacked on top of a freestanding monitor on an electric bench that raised and lowered from standing to sitting and in between with multiple height changes each day. For me the stand was great. There are probably faster solutions than this if you plan on repeatedly rotating the monitor. Obviously there's not enough height on the pole to have the top monitor in portrait and the bottom in landscape. Its a matter of loosening a nut changing orientation and retightening the nut, however, I would wonder if repeated adjustments would wear out the tightening capabilities. I used it with one monitor only in landscape and had it sitting stacked on top of a freestanding monitor on an electric bench that raised and lowered from standing to sitting and in between with multiple height changes... » Read More There are probably faster solutions than this if you plan on repeatedly rotating the monitor. Obviously there's not enough height on the pole to have the top monitor in portrait and the bottom in landscape. Its a matter of loosening a nut changing orientation and retightening the nut, however, I would wonder if repeated adjustments would wear out the tightening capabilities. I used it with one monitor only in landscape and had it sitting stacked on top of a freestanding monitor on an electric bench that raised and lowered from standing to sitting and in between with multiple height changes each day. For me the stand was great. « Show Less
960080
Yes, I believe they can. Although I have all 4 monitors configured horizontally, I did take some measurements and it appears that the 2 landscape and 2 portrait configuration would work. I have all 24 inch ASUS monitors.
1684174
Yes, it can be rotated landscape to portrait. Rotation can be done without removing the monitor.
1117946
Yes, you can rotate from landscape to portrait. the stand has proven to be very stable.
1812955
Yes. Once attached you just turn the monitor. You can also just mount it in portrait to begin with.
2088978
Yes, everything with the mount works great. It's easy to change from portrait to landscape and also easy to change angles and tilt. I find that you can adjust it without loosening the ball. But, it might have to be tightened occasionally. I really like this mount overall and would definitely recommend to anyone.
802280
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.
55572
No, this monitor arm has no provision to swivel between landscape and portrait.
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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
1747154
Yes, you can use this holder in both portrait or landscape. It also has many divisions of angle which I find very useful if I use it in bed. It has a nice soft cushioned bottom to use in your lap. I would give this four stars for quality and price.
2106595
You can adjust the monitor up and down but you have to turn the whole thing left and right. Not sure if this is what you are asking for?
1323328
I do not see an HDMI port. As to rotating it to portrait, it does not have any way to support it in that position, unless you are a handy carpenter and can do that on your own. I have no reason to do so. I suppose you know the software commands to rotate it in whatever operating system you are using. It does work well in Windows and Debian Linux, if that is useful. The picture is quite good for a budget monitor.
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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).