Is the angle of tne control panel adjustable so that it can be angled backwards (flattened) to view a television on a low TV stand, for example? Thx!
634653
The angle is not adjustable. I'm 5' 5 1/2" and have no trouble seeing over the top of the panel.
634654
William, Unfortunately the control panel is mounted in a fixed position. As long as the treadmill is about 3-4 feet away fromwhat you want to see in front of you, I believe you will be able to see a TV on a low stand.
634655
No the panel angle is fixed. However, it is not that high. Place the treadmill back away and I am sure the view to the tv would not be obstructed.
713202
not sure what you mean by that but it tilts up, down and to both sides, and extends outward while doing all those options as well. for instance you can pull the tv out, then up, and rotate down to lay on the floor looking up.
800406
Yes, the part of the speaker that controls viewing angle is fully adjustable. As well as the "legs" that move in and out.
1913166
It tilts aprox 10-15 degrees forward or backward and I have personally had zero issues with wobble on a flat desktop no stand. Great purchase and glad I upgraded from a 15' old school LCD.
1500690
There are 4 screw holes (no screws, just one screw for the stand), but the viewing angle is not good on this TV. Mine was perhaps 20 inches above my bed on a shelf and it was too dark too watch (not totally, but too dark to truly enjoy). And it's too light from the top angle, so you would need to be level to watch a good picture. If you tilt the TV by placing something under the back of the stand then the screen will be ok. This is my first flat screen, so maybe all new flat TV screens have this issue. So much for improved technology. The TV also has a plastic strap thing, although I have no idea how to use it. There are 4 screw holes (no screws, just one screw for the stand), but the viewing angle is not good on this TV. Mine was perhaps 20 inches above my bed on a shelf and it was too dark too watch (not totally, but too dark to truly enjoy). And it's too light from the top angle, so you would need to be level to watch a good picture. If you tilt the TV by placing something under the back of the stand then the screen will be ok. This is my first flat screen, so maybe all new flat TV screens have this issue. So much for improved technology. The TV also has a plastic strap thing, although I have... » Read More There are 4 screw holes (no screws, just one screw for the stand), but the viewing angle is not good on this TV. Mine was perhaps 20 inches above my bed on a shelf and it was too dark too watch (not totally, but too dark to truly enjoy). And it's too light from the top angle, so you would need to be level to watch a good picture. If you tilt the TV by placing something under the back of the stand then the screen will be ok. This is my first flat screen, so maybe all new flat TV screens have this issue. So much for improved technology. The TV also has a plastic strap thing, although I have no idea how to use it. « Show Less
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I have mind on a rotating "lazy susan" type stand to turn if necessary. However, only time I turn it is when I'm dusting. The only "tilt" is ability to adjust the screen up or down. Mine is in bedroom and aimed/adjusted to watching from bed, so doesn't have to be moved. Hope this was helpful.
213953
This mounting kit is practically worthless. No, the cable is not adjustable unless you want to tie a knot to shorten it. Once, the TV is mounted up against the wall there is no way to adjust the TV for proper viewing angle. I threw my kit away since the return postage may cost the same as the kit. I hope the answer helps.
1890102
No. To tilt the TV, you have to loosen a lever on the back by hand. It takes all of 10 seconds, however. You can angle the TV to the left and right without adjusting anything.
1065935
Television can be adjusted and positioned while attached to mount but it tilt you must remove two retaining pins from the rear of mount
1844357
Hi Danny, once mounted to the wall/fixture, the braket is still able to be adjusted via the 2-axis linked braket to get the desired viewing angle. Hope this helps
296054
It should slightly angle downward- make sure the arm on the TV that is there to hold the TV up when connecting wires is up properly.
866129
The tilt can be adjusted while the tv is mounted. The screen is either parallel with the wall, or angled downward slightly. The vertical pieces move together and apart to universally fit the mounting pattern of a wide range of tv's. Mine is a 46" LG LED and I had no issues.
2184244
Yes but just minorly, the back piece serves as the base in which it sits on your table, so the adjustment that can be made in the viewing angle is very minimal.
1146620
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!
2210809
There's no lowest setting. The actual tv mount is on a slider that runs the length of the vertical portion of the stand, making it fully adjustable. You could place the mount anywhere on the stand
826618
Yes, you can adjust the angle. It doesn't put out much air though. It is fine on my desktop but that's about it. I also used it to cool a piece of electronics in a case that was in a tight location and it worked perfectly cooling it.
1797188
It's a twisted nematic 1600x900. This is one of the poorer TN displays I've come across. Horizontal viewing angle is terrible.