Can the monitor be rotated to a vertical position?
1743187
I am pretty sure it cannot. I was surprised recently to see the stands attach differently to the E series monitors now. So it does not use the standard 4" x 4" (approx.) universal type of attachment now. I think you'd have to go to the P series to get the rotating option.
1743188
Nope, it can't be lifted either it only tilts up and down slightly, otherwise it's completely fixated
910768
It has to be mounted vertically. There is no option for rotating the screen.
2063853
So far the only way is to manually set the vertical / portrait view is through the windows display tool or graphic card utility tool. I wish it could do this automatically as it turns (that would be a cool feature). I'm still experimenting with it. If I find out more, I will definately post it. You can also post your questions on their facebook page and see if they can help.
700249
Yes. The mounts swivel and rotate. One of my monitors is vertical with this stand
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.
1444596
Yes, you can rotate the monitor 90 degrees so that it is vertical instead of horizontal. Also, there is a mechanism that allows you to prevent this from happening if you don't want to use this feature and want the TV to always be horizontal.
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.
595620
Yes, the is the ability to adjust the monitors both horizontally and vertically. The vertical "tilt" is probably around 15 degrees or so, which seems more than adequate. Having a second monitor above the lower does not seem to be an issue. I tilt the upper monitors downwards a bit and have no problems. I have 2 of these units due to limited horizontal footprint of my computer desk, so 4 27 in monitors.
1655868
I tried adjusting it in so many way but still couldn't fix it, I ended up turned my middle monitor vertical. If you remove the plastic cap you will notice that they use the same arm but flip it therefore it out of alignment and cause the monitor to sag on one side. I would not have purchased this if I knew.
2235316
Yes! Install your monitors on the outside connections and move them toward the middle. It's completely adjustable. Enjoy
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.
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.
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.
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.
274492
Not sure what you mean by vertically. It's rectangular and the stand mounts on a long side. I think you would call this a horizontal mount, not like the old word processor screens where the stand was on a short side. Otherwise, the monitor is perfect for me for use with word processing. The larger screens are just too large for my taste for this kind of work. I do like 27 inch for charts and trading.
2223676
Yes, however it depends on the length of the long side of the monitor. Check the measurements against the specs on the product page. They have very accurate measures of the stand. Also not rotating the monitor will mean using a tool to loosen and then re-tighten the mount head on the stand.
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.