When mounted on the included stand, is the top of the TV supposed to be tilted back? The bottom of the screen is closer than the top to the viewer.
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We've sold quite a few of these units, and in setting them up, there has never been an obvious tilt of the bottom toward the viewer. You might want to double-check that your screws and stand neck were installed correctly. Good luck!
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I found that tilting the screen at an angle where the left side is pushed forward and the right side of the screen is pushed back does the trick. In this manner you can only see what's on the monitor when you are right in front of it.
899979
How high does the top of the screen end up being, in your case? Maybe a better technicalt question would be how high is the lowest set of mounting holes? Then I could measure from the top of my tv to the bottom set of holes on the TV to find the total mounting height.
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I have the TV facing at over 90 degrees from the wall it is mounted on. [Odd situation, but just sayin'] There are also adjustments to compensate for not mounting it perfectly "square" on the wall.
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You can take the stand off of the TV and loosen the screws a little bit so that you can move the mount around and make sure it is level. Tighten the screws back up before putting the TV back on the stand, and make sure your TV is secure and won't fall over while you are adjusting the stand. :)
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Hello Megan and thank you for your interest in our product, we do not recommend adjusting the height of the unit while the TV is attached to it.Most customers would choose their desired height before mounting the television to the stand.Please feel free to contact me for further assistance.Thanks againAndrea
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nice tv but no tilt.....i have it mounted on the stand that came with it.maybe it would tilt if it were wall mounted.....
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Make sure that the little tab on the black pedestal mount is inserted first into the top portion of the bottom back of the tv(you'lll see a little tab on the top portion.) The tv MUST be on a flat surface to do this or it will tilt if the tab is not inserted first into the top portion of the bottom end of the tv
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Unfortunately not. It's a great display for the price. It tilts, but no height adjust or rotation. It's was the sleekness that caught my eye.
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The stand, unfortunately, doesn't tilt either up or down, or side to side. It fixes the monitor in place.
432419
This is surfaced mounted. Only sticks out about 1/2" to 3/4" off of surface. Sides are angled inward toward center screen
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I measured it last night with a plum line. The TV is 27" tall and leans 1 1/2" forward at the top. Doing the trig. gives you about a 10 degree tilt. It is obvious and unacceptable to me. I will be in discussion with the retailer later today and may have to return the entire TV tomorrow. I have mounted the TV onto the base three times with the same result each time. I see no adjusting screws to work with. Harvey
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I had a problem with two of the mounts Timothy mentioned. Both, once installed tilted to the left. As if the left side of the tv is too heavy. I returned the first one and then had a new one, it did the same thing. Instead of returning it too, I made due with it.
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It's sort of both, depending on what you are asking. In the picture, you see those silver "legs" that attach the screen to the grey stand part that sits on the desk? Those legs are fixed to the screen, but the legs will pivot back and forth at the two points where two legs meet the stand. Think of the screen like the back of a lawn/pool chair - you can tilt the whole screen back and forth to adjust the angle as needed, but you can't tilt the screen from side to side (like a TV or traditional computer monitor) unless you move the entire unit.
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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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I found the TV must be viewed directly in front of you. It tends to lose the picture quality if watched from the side.
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I think your tv may be too big for the stand. I think it holds up to a 32 inch.