Would I be able to rotate the monitor by 90 degrees ?
389996
The stand and monitor are fixed and not on a swivel base so if you choose to change the direction of the screen, you have to move the stand also.
389997
Only by rotating the whole monitor. The base is square and the monitor is not heavy. Connections are in the back of the monitor.
1913168
No, the stand is a rigid fixture. It cannot tilt or rotate. The flickering of the screen is noticeable only if you watch closely. Not always though. The monitor cannot tilt, buying a separate stand will not help.
554996
Yes the magnifier will rotate 90 degrees with no problem. I often use the magnifier in this position when working on my small RC helicopters.
2063851
If you are talking about the physical orientation of the monitor, then No. Not with the mount comes with the product. If you just want to rotate the contents displayed on the monitor then you can do it if your graphic card support this feature.
2283743
Yep. Keep the cables in mind when you run them. You need to leave some slack if you're going to be rotating the monitor on a regular basis.
1629727
You cannot physically rotate the screen on its mount, but if you have an aftermarket one it should be possible. All monitor images can be changed into portrait mode by right clicking on the desktop, clicking "screen resolution", and changing the "orientation" pulldown menu.
1977503
No. You would have to unscrew, rotate 90 degrees and re-attach to the monitor bracket. The monitor does tilt up and down.
984045
Yes, you could. The ease in which you could do so depends on how much space you have to move the arm. The arm has 2 joints. Each has 360 degree rotation capability. I have a very narrow desk and a very large monitor, so it would take a bit of adjustment for me, but no more than 30 seconds to make it visible to another person.
2254966
Yes. You just turn the plate 90 degrees from how they tell you to install it. How well it works depends on the exact placement of the inputs and controls on your monitor.
1911630
Yes, you just have to take out 4 small screws and turn it 90 degrees, I have mine mounted that way - much cleaner look.
931079
Maybe. There is a tendency for the tray to tip forward. If you mount the monitor so that the center of gravity is close to the pivot point you may be OK, especially if you really tighten the pivot bolt, but then you will not be able to adjust the angle without loosening the bolt. If you use a couple of strips of Velcro tape you should be able to prevent if from falling off.
1977502
No. They clearly state: "The monitor can be installed in either portrait or landscape mode. The mounting panel cannot rotate to interchange from either of the modes. "UPDATE: now that I installed the unit, I can see why some people say YES, you can rotate the monitor. Although it is possible to rotate the monitor on the single mounting pin in the center of the VESA mounting plate, it probably is not a good idea since it will loosen the connection and cause the monitor to list to one side or the other. It probably is OK to slightly rotate the monitor to level it, but I wouldn't get carried away with rotating it on this single pin. No. They clearly state: "The monitor can be installed in either portrait or landscape mode. The mounting panel cannot rotate to interchange from either of the modes. "UPDATE: now that I installed the unit, I can see why some people say YES, you can rotate the monitor. Although it is possible to rotate the monitor on the single mounting pin in the center of the VESA mounting plate, it probably is not a good idea since it will loosen the connection and cause the monitor to list to one side or the other. It probably is OK to slightly rotate the monitor to level it, but I... » Read More No. They clearly state: "The monitor can be installed in either portrait or landscape mode. The mounting panel cannot rotate to interchange from either of the modes. "UPDATE: now that I installed the unit, I can see why some people say YES, you can rotate the monitor. Although it is possible to rotate the monitor on the single mounting pin in the center of the VESA mounting plate, it probably is not a good idea since it will loosen the connection and cause the monitor to list to one side or the other. It probably is OK to slightly rotate the monitor to level it, but I wouldn't get carried away with rotating it on this single pin. « Show Less
1684174
Yes, it can be rotated landscape to portrait. Rotation can be done without removing the monitor.
518247
Yes you can. It has it's own settings that pops up in the tray when it's connected, and it includes menu items for rotating the screen. I just tried it.
1487020
You could. But not sharp angles. Best bet would be to to get a cable with the 90 degree bend or get a 90 degree adapter.
759932
No. I am assuming that you are asking if it can be rotated up 90 degrees. It can only be rotated from side to side 90 degrees, not up or down.
490586
Yes, I have my two side monitors angled at about a 20 degree angle, but you can make it deeper if you'd like.