Can the monitor be turned 90 degrees so that it is vertical rather than horizontal?
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Yes, my Del Flat panel can be turned 90 degrees so it is it is taller up and down and narrower side to side.
158819
When mounted on its base, this monitor can tilt forward and backwards about 15 degrees. The height is not adjustable, other than by stacking phone books beneath the base.
301643
Yes, or very close to it, and either with the monitor facing up or down. It would depend on whether anything on the back of the monitor sticks out further than where the mounting plate will screw into the back, that might bump into the swing arm before the tilt reaches the full 90 degrees. My Westinghouse monitor has the mounting area slightly recessed on the back, so it can't quite make 90 degrees but closer to 85.
968796
Yes. You can swivel the monitor but I would not swivel it every day. Just adjust to your position and leave it set. I would call it a ball mount behind the plate you see in the photo.
2254965
I think the only way to accomplish this would be to mount it on the vesa mount 90 degrees. So make sure you want to keep it this way for a while, lol. You cannot simply just rotate it.
603103
Yes. You can have one monitor be horizontal and the other vertical. This is the setup I use mine in and it works great.
700249
Yes. The mounts swivel and rotate. One of my monitors is vertical with this stand
679595
No, Cannot change height nor the tilt angle. The base is fixed, but round which allows rotation easily. A good monitor otherwise that allows a RGB, DVI, or HDMI connection. I selected it for the HDMI connection which is generally not available on lower cost monitors.
47880
I don't think it can be done. The computer components are in the base with an odd ribbon type feed to the monitor.
253675
I don't think so. I have a 22" monitor that I rotate vertical and there is just enough clearance to make the turn.
878492
I have 24" monitors. I use a 20 degree angle. You could do a 90 but you will lose a little bit of the screen real estate past 45
787272
Yes (sort of). It is more of a "square peg" thing so only works on the 90 degree angles, but you can mount the stand on a vertical surface as well as horizontal. I currently have mine mounted on the side of my desk hutch.
813459
The key is that it needs to be centered. You can't indiscriminately shift the monitors to the forward angle you want--the center of gravity must still be over the stand itself. This applies to any stand, unless the stand itself is hard-mounted to the desk, in which case the angles that can be used are much better.
1684174
Yes, it can be rotated landscape to portrait. Rotation can be done without removing the monitor.
1059009
Yes, it features a multi-function ErgoStand with tilt, swivel, pivot and height adjustment. The displays can be pivoted 90 degrees clockwise for both horizontal and vertical viewing. They can also be tilted from -5 to 35 degrees back in the high position and from -5 to 25 degrees in the low position. A 120-degree swivel provides more viewing angles with the ability to move the panel 60 degrees to the right or left without moving the base.
1158505
Yes, both monitors can tilt - almost 90 from vertical. If the stand were at your feet you would be able to look straight down at a flat monitor.
553581
I have not tried it myself, but I have put a 22 in the center an 19's around it - there is no vertical adjustment, all VESA patterns are level so if the monitors have different height from center to VESA mount center it most likely will be a mess.