How high can I put my monitor if I use it horizontally?
623944
The stand connects to the center of the attached monitor. That center point for my stand is 13 and 1/4 inches above the surface that the stand is placed on.
623945
I have a 17" monitor (measured diagonally and not including the frame around the screen). When it's horizontal, and facing straight (not tilted), it's 18.75" from the top of the screen to the desk.
623946
With my 19" monitor I could raise it to about 11", naturally if you have a larger monitor not as much.
333592
The product say it support up to 28" diagonal monitor so it should not be a problem in landscape or portrait.
1975611
The mount arms can be adjusted up and down the 17" Pole. If you were to mount the monitor at the top of the pole, then the center of your screens would be 17 inches high which would mean that the monitors would be 17 inches menus half the vertical height of your screen of the top of the surface of the desk.
1722967
28", no. My 12-1/2" tall wide screen monitors are about 22" above my desk with this stand. I have an 1" that I could raise it. As the monitor get higher, the less they can extend forward without tipping.I lower my chair to its lowest point to get my eye level correct with my monitors.
948743
From the desktop to the base of the monitor is approximately 4.5 inches and, as Lev noted, can be raised higher, if needed. The monitor also swivels and tilts considerably, but I cannot assess the actual range of those functions.
1455427
For my pair of 27" monitors, you could be as low as 1" above the desk (monitor bottom resting on the base) and as high as 10-12" of space, depending on how close to go to the top of the mounting tube.
723702
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.
1082494
Very easy. Push and hold the large button and raise it. My 20" monitor can be up to about 12" off the desk from the bottom of it to the top of the desk. I keep mine at about 8".
675947
The center of the monitor (using the base plate) can be raised to 18.5 inches. That puts the bottom of a 20" widescreen at about 12 inches above the desk top. Take about an inch off that if the post is mounted directly to the desk.
697306
No, it can not be rotated to be use vertically.Also, it's not true 4K Monitor.
802438
I think it shouldn't be a problem. Note that you don't have a big range to tilt the monitors, about 10 to 15 degrees at the most. The bigger issue is the viewing angle of your monitors, if you can't read the screen unless you're looking at them dead center, then this stand probably won't work for you. If you have decent monitors that you can read from a wide viewing angle, then you won't have a problem. I have so-so monitors, the extreme ones are a bit off-color but that's fine for me as I work with text rather than graphics for my day to day work.
922503
You can rotate the monitor (please find the stand adjustment options below). You need to set your video card options to rotate the signal that it send to the monitor.Height Adjustment = 100MMTilt -5deg to +20degSwivel -60deg to +60degRotate 90deg (clockwise rotation)
29149
I think that will really depend upon the height of the stand that comes with your monitor. It did increase mine by 2 or 3 inches. If you need it higher than a couple of inches, you may want to look at an "articulated arm" style of stand. Those will adjust much higher. That said, I do love my Neo-Flex.
1657521
It would depend on the size of your monitor. The stand is adjustable from down to top so you can move the monitor almost to where it's touching the table top or you can almost move it where the bottom of the monitor has about 6-8" (depends on monitor) from the table top surface.
1282416
Mary, I currently have my monitors at about 3.5 inches from my desk to the bottom of my monitor...however you can adjust the height of you monitors as you build the stand. I have my stand built with the braket about half way up. You could easily adjust that to be about 3-4 inches higher (it really is about 6 inches to the top of the stand but that would make me nervous). Hope this is helpful...!!!
2049259
At the top setting, my 27-inch monitor is 23-1/2 inches from the surface of the desk to the top of the monitor. It's 8-1/2 inches from the bottom of the monitor to the surface of the desk. I'm thinking that setting it high will force me to have better posture. Two 27-inch monitors barely fit side-by-side, but they do work quite well. Smaller monitors would have a bit more flexibility, and would allow the user to move the monitors closer.
1837913
with my 24" monitor, it can raise another 1.2" vertically positioned and has plenty of movement available to lower if you wanted a horizontal position.