Does the stand support rotating tho monitor into a vertical position so that it's taller vertically than horizontally?
1758550
This is an ultra wide monitor that offers the screen space of side-by-side monitor and the bracket is only designed for the normal set-up, bracket does not support a vertical positioning of this monitor.
1758551
No, the stand is too short for vertical use. The stand has a custom bracket that only goes on in the normal orientation. However, the are standard mounting threads in back of the monitor, you can use a custom stand.
1758552
Dear Valued Customer,Thank you for your inquiry. This monitor does not rotate due to the size, but otherwise, the full range of movements have been included in the manual. Thank you and have a great day.
602674
No. However the feet have rollers. The stand does not swivel with the feet remaining in a fixed position.
1464959
Yes it stands without being screwed to the desk...I have two 24" monitors and it's very stable.
2119885
Yes, you can configure this stand to hold your monitors so that they are either floating just above your desk or so that the monitors are resting on the desk. The height horizontal bars that hold the two monitors is fully adjustable. They slide up or down over the full length of the vertical support bar. You can move them down as far as the base that sits on your desk (so that even the bottom of very tiny monitors will touch your desk).
395976
I have it mounted horizontally, can't remember if it could be turned vertically.
500091
I'm not sure, however when I "right click" on the monitor screen, then "right click" on the "Graphics Properties" advanced mode, then on the "Rotation" button it says that it can be rotated 90 degrees (portrait).The stand that came with it, does not rotate. I hope this will help.
1655937
Short answer: not really. Theoretically, yes. HOWEVER. This model does not include the slots for VESA mounting, and the included proprietary stand fits only one orientation (landscape). So while the monitor would support vertical orientation, you'd have to hold it there. By hand. Try samsungs line of Small HDTV's. They're exactly like the computer monitors but accept HDMI and include a VESA mount, among other goodies, all for about the same price.
700249
Yes. The mounts swivel and rotate. One of my monitors is vertical with this stand
2107616
It can angle up and down but it can't go 90 degrees. It can't rotate completely flat because the bracket is attached to the back of the monitor. So yes it can rotate...if you were laying on the ground it wouldn't rotate that much for you to be able to see it. All normal desk functionality would be fine though.
697306
No, it can not be rotated to be use vertically.Also, it's not true 4K Monitor.
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.
66129
The platform for the monitors does lock at different heights, but I'm not sure about where you would need it.
1203506
No it does not. You would have to move the whole monitor. It just pivots back and forth only.
2237033
The monitor arms can move up and down along the middle pole so you can adjust the height. You can also rotate the monitors to view vertically or horizontally. You can also tile the screens up or down if you would like. This is a solid stand that is very versatile.
361553
Yes. the stand has a swivel neck which allows you to turn the camera to any direction of your choice even if it is mounted vertically overhead
1846321
It is very easy to rotate the monitor on the stand. The only issue I see is do you have enough cord length for the video cable and power cord as that will determine how far you can rotate the monitors. I have very limited cord length so rotating is difficult.
167042
Yes. You can simply reverse the order that you slide the dual monitor and single monitor brackets over the upright stand rod.