Can anyone tell me the height of this monitor without the stand? I need to wall mount in a tight spot. Thanks!
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remember the power button sticks out at the bottom... so measuring from the button to the top of the screen I get 11 3/8"
764658
Without the stand the monitor height is 15 3/8" (allows for control buttons mounted on bottom lower right.
764659
My monitor is My monitor is 11.5" high w/o the stand. Its controls are below the right-hand corner, so you will need a little space there for operation.
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27" wide, 12.5" high, about an inch thick. I am pretty sure you need the stand though. The round base comes off, but I don't think the vertical piece that attaches the round base to the monitor comes off--don't remember for sure though.
1994693
Hello Carpy. I think this might be the box size. The actual size of my screen without the stand is 25 1/4" (L) X 14 1/2" (H) X 2 1/2" (W). This is not exact, mind you. The diagonal length is 29 1/4" (including bezel). I can't give you the weight, because I have it attached to my wall. I hope this helps.
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Mine is not a wall mount. It is a desktop monitor. Therefore I can't speak to this question.
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Not taking into account the frame of the monitor, the display screen itself measures 23 1/2" X 13 1/2". The distance (height) from the bottom of the base to the monitor frame attached is approximately 2.5". Rather than using the base included with the monitor, it is my understanding the monitor is designed for wall mounting also in which you would have to purchase the hardware needed should you decide to go that route. The base aforementioned which is included with the monitor does not have much flexibility-some upward or downward angling. To turn the monitor left or right, the entire monitor and base must be turned. Hope that gave you some idea. The monitor size and capabilities are the main reason for my purchase of this monitor. The savings in price was well worth the loss of flexibility of the stand. The option of wall mounting was the selling point.
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No problems mounting. I'd put the 24 on top so it wouldn't look funky. That's a 1 1/2 dia pole, I don't think I've ever seen a monitor without vesa mounting holes. Some Dell monitors come with a plastic cover that snaps off to reveal the mounting holes.
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Hi Robert,I bought this for my cubicle several years ago and no longer work there. I can tell you that this is the best monitor stand I've ever seen - and I owned my own IT company in DC for 8 years. It's excellent. I'd say the base is about 11 inches, but if room is an issue, you can remove the base and clamp it to the desk edge (there's a clamp mechanism that comes with it). Good Luck!
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The monitor stand is very short. It does not swivel or pivot and there is no height adjustment. There is tilt of -5 to +15 degrees. There are 4 screw holes in center back of monitor if you want to mount this monitor to a bigger stand. The current foot stand is detachable.
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The unit uses a clamp that connect to the stand via an approximate 1 and 1/4 inch pipe. To mount the monitor arm to a wall would require some form of an adapter made from a pipe like the original design.
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I can comment on the weight capability a bit. I attached an old Dell monitor (not quite flat screen) to the stand. I didn't know that they have standardized mounting holes on monitors and so it was quite easy to attach the monitor to the stand. But there is really no fine control knob on the stand to adjust the angle of the attached monitor, and so it sags from a pure vertical position, and I have to prop it up with stacked odds and ends. This is annoying, and I would have returned it for that reason but it had been quite a while since I received it and just decided to use it as is.
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24.5 inches from the base to the top of the screen. And the stand is kind of cheap plastic. That doesn't bother me as much as the fact that it is NOT adjustable vertically. I would like my screen to be a little lower - by about 3 inches (I'm 5' 7" tall). I would have kept looking for another monitor if I had known this. Other than that, I'm happy with the screen. Can't beat the price - I did a LOT of shopping around.
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The stand is not adjustable (unless you want to make a spacer and use your own longer screws). As designed, the top of the monitor sits 17 inches from the table top.
1685763
You have to detach the stand and mount with a wall mount. Very easy to do. Great monitor. I use 3 of them for my dental office.
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Did anyone get the answer? I have the same problem - cannot be over 20 1/4 inches high with stand.Thx!
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There is no fixed positions on the stand. You can simply use the allen wrench provided to adjust the height of each monitor mount.
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Donald, unlike some monitors and LCD TV/screens it is obviously not designed to do that, since it doesn't have the standard mounting holes. This is an excellent touchscreen monitor at a good price and I have been pleased with the performance, but the stand and mounting options are very poor. In addition to no wall mount capabilities, the stand is fixed....you can't tilt it forward or back to change the viewing angle.
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You need 13 1/2 inches. Monitor is 13 1/4 inches high without base.Yes, you can use this without the base. The base tube fits into another tube an inch from the bottom of the monitor.Bottom is then flat.