I just ordered the UN32F5000, but was wondering if the TV could swivel or rotate on the stand.
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no the TV stand Could´t swivel you can buy a separate stand for do this here the link check this Omnimount Modena 47FP Video Table, Fits Most 37-Inch to 47-Inch Flat Panels (Black) (Discontinued by Manufacturer)
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Nope, but the TV is pretty light so you can just turn the whole thing. You can also get after-market TV swivels or turntables.
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dinowilliams, Good news - yes, and yes! In most cases, the customer has to install the base. If you're planning on using a wall mount, you can just keep that hardware to the side and wall mount your television. The television uses the "VESA Standard" mount system, which is the most popular mount system. Most mounts are VESA compliant/compatible, and would work just fine with the UN50F5000. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products. --Mr. S
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Yes. It swivels about 30 degrees in either direction, aligning with the legs of the stand.
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No, but this one is just perfect for the cable box and remotes. It swivels widely. I really like mine.
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No.. You can't turn it around so that the feet are facing the back of the tv... They only stick out only like only 2.5 inches in front of the tv...
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I haven't tried, but to do that you would need to purchase a new stand. The one it comes with does not allow rotation.
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it does not swivel but depending on the holes in your monitor and mountigng bracket of monoprice(vesa specs) you might be able to reattach the monitor into portrait or landscape mode ) but you have to use a screwdriver.
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Hello. Yes, the screen will swivel a few degrees in each direction to optimize the viewing angle.
2014503
Hi, no the stand does not swivel and it is not adjustable. It is fixed - and you have to fix it to the rear mounting plate with the included screws or it will topple over. It comes with 3 screws to fix the base to the stem/plate, and then 4 more screws to fix the back plate which is attached to the stand to the TV. Once it is all connected it is very sturdy however. It can be mounted to a wall with a different plate. Hope this info helps.
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None, the base does not protrude outside the radius of the top, (swiveling) part. Also, I saw a review from someone who said the this product was cheap junk, and not well made. I disagree, I have a Sony Bravia 52" LCD HDTV on this base, and have no problems with turning it, or the swivel supporting it.
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samsung ln52b630 is on a swivel stand so the viewing angle is fixed as in wall-mounted LCDs. you can swivel the HDTV to be at the viewing angle desired! : )
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No, the long base for the television has a slightly smaller base that sits on the table or shelf so the swivel actually moves, while the base remains stationary. I also put felt protectors on the base to make sure it didn't leave an impression and that's worked. But one thing I would be sure of are the measurements of your television base and table. I have a long, hard oak stand and it is perfect for the size and weight of my 36" heavy television. Your TV is 10" wider.
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No - this mount doesn't allow for rotation. You could likely mount it either way, but cannot rotate it without unsecuring the TV/monitor and reattaching.
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The TV is secured to the stand. You can, with care, move the stand around (front to back and side to side). Of course your TV must be within the size requirement for this stand (see manufacturer's specs).
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If you have an hdmi output yes. And it will swivel with the correct simple mounting hardware
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The stand is fixed, it does not swivel. You have most likely put it together correctly.
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We also have a 32 inch and it does swivel. I'm telling you, this TV just doesn't have it.