Could anyone supply me with a measurement from the bottom of the stand to the bottom bezel (as well as the top of the monitor)?
81259
The stand is about 9inches wide and the top of the monitor is like 22inches 1/4
81260
4 1/4 inches from bottom of stand to bottom of monitor. 17 inches from bottom of stand to top of monitor.
131055
It is 18" from top to bottom. I have arms to very top of stand. I also have 2 22" acer monitors and from bottom of monitor to desk is 9" of clearance. I hope this helps
700248
I don't use that configuration but I am running 3 23" monitors and I just measured the end of one of the outer mounting brackets to the inside of the end cap and I have 3.5" left of space on each side. So I guess it depends on the dimensions of your 27". For reference I am using 3 Dell 23" Ultra's. Bezel measurement is 21.5" across the top and bottom.
942629
Because of the special stand the monitor is attached to, I would have to say no but I've thrown away the box and instructions so I can't say that with 100% accuracy. Sorry.
1296103
It is adjustable, The range from the bottom of the base/stand to the top of the TV/monitor is adjustable between 5.25 and 6.25 inches.
1710574
The height of the monitor when attached to the stand is 16" - between the desktop and the lower edge of the monitor is 2.75". The overall width of the monitor from edge to edge is 21 3/8".... (my monitor is just barely tilted)Interesting that 3 people get totally different measurements.... (I really like this monitor, too!)
1976832
from the table it is on to the bottom of the monitor is a little over three and six eighths inches. from the base to the bottom a little over three and five eighths inches. when i say bottom of the monitor i mean the bottom of the whole physical monitor, not the lit screen
767480
This isn't a very small monitor. I'd be worried about the screen getting hit. The bezel is pretty large around the sides, and it definitely isn't the thinnest monitor I've owned. If you get a bag that'll fit it (it's pretty thick) and maybe put some cardboard over the screen to protect it that might do it. I think you'd have a tough time finding a bag that'd fit it tho.
1110515
I have mine set up to a 3M ergo stand. It fits VESA. The only issue is removing the old stand, which you have to open the back of the monitor to do. I circumvented this by just not uninstalling it, however, I am limiting (albeit VERY slightly) the range of motion on my secondary stand.
796614
I just setup this monitor today and mine is not 23 inches. What gives? Mine measures to 21.5
1077253
The touch screen surface itself is 27" measured diagonal from corner to corner (Not counting the surrounding bezel and clear glass). The bezel around the left, right, and top edges is about 1.25". The bottom edge is 4" until you get to the touch screen due to the clear glass part and the black bezel. Not sure if thats the info you wanted. So far the screen has been great. Very responsive and great resolution. The speakers though are pretty bad.
1913925
this fantastic monitor measures at lowest down position 16" and at highest 20 1/4 inches-hope that helps
629823
The lower screw of the VESA mount ranges from 5 1/2 to 10 1/2 inches above the base of the stand. So you can measure how your monitor will fit. I use 24 inch 1920x1200 monitors in either landscape or in portrait mode with no problem. The portrait mode still sits completely vertical just above the stand base.
832790
just bought one - the base is 1/4" high, and the lowest position of the monitor has a gap of 1 1/4" above the base to the bottom of the monitor.
1878112
The E-Stand was returned. I cannot answer your question without it being present to measure. :)
1624837
hard to say without additional information, the aspect ratio isn't enough to determine if it would work. My guess, however, is likely not, as most 21:9's i've seen are 29"+, but could you link the specific monitors? This would tell me how wide they are. As reference, Mine barely holds two 24s (16:9) and a 27(16:9) on the bottom row. I do have larger bezel-ed monitors though.
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At lowest the bottom of the monitor is 4 inches from the desktop and it will raise up 5 inches making it 9 inches at the highest. Raising it is simply lifting the screen or pushing it down with your hands. I works great.