Can you reconfigure the two monitor arm to be on top and the single on the bottom?
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Yes it is possible. Be sure you have a resistent table, otherwise it might breake with the heavy.
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They can go all the way down. The poll that houses the two arms has a screw that can be loosed and the two arms can slide from the bottom to the top. The only thing is the two arms will always be parallel. You can't adjust one then the other so if your monitors are different sizes this will effect how low they before hitting the desk. Height I don't see as an issue either way. The monitors can be tilted up and down depending on your preference. Great device. I'm really happy w/ mine.
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Yes you could, each monitor is totally independant... with the exception of elevation (or height). Each monitor bracket is level to each other. Therefore the center position of each of your monitors mounts will dictate where they end up in relation to each other. Helps? By the way, I'm very happy with this product, steady, sturdy and ergonomic. Only problem was with the high density foam cushion under the base. It was too grippy and when moving the stand around it kept rolling up it's corners. I just removed it and threw that away. The bottom of the base is smooth without burs or sharp corners and is no issue whatsoever. I would by this item again. Mark Yes you could, each monitor is totally independant... with the exception of elevation (or height). Each monitor bracket is level to each other. Therefore the center position of each of your monitors mounts will dictate where they end up in relation to each other. Helps? By the way, I'm very happy with this product, steady, sturdy and ergonomic. Only problem was with the high density foam cushion under the base. It was too grippy and when moving the stand around it kept rolling up it's corners. I just removed it and threw that away. The bottom of the base is smooth without burs or sharp... » Read More Yes you could, each monitor is totally independant... with the exception of elevation (or height). Each monitor bracket is level to each other. Therefore the center position of each of your monitors mounts will dictate where they end up in relation to each other. Helps? By the way, I'm very happy with this product, steady, sturdy and ergonomic. Only problem was with the high density foam cushion under the base. It was too grippy and when moving the stand around it kept rolling up it's corners. I just removed it and threw that away. The bottom of the base is smooth without burs or sharp corners and is no issue whatsoever. I would by this item again. Mark « Show Less
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oh yeah. and it's awesome - currently have 2 monitors on an arm, and 2 of these on the desk in front of each. apparently my video card will take another one... just trying to figure out where it would go! i had to use a different USB on my computer than the one i initially tried, possibly a power issue as noted in the other answer
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Jessica, I would check the specs on the monitor stand( you probably already have) . I wish I could be more help as I currently am using the Monitor on its original stand. If you post a link to your dual arm stand maybe I can help or somebody else could look into it. The monitor is truly amazing. gluck Jessica
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The bottom computer will really sit right above the base feet. So there is not a lot of room to move the bottom one in order to double fit another monitor on top. Look, do not hesitate to purchase this - it is fantastic....totally eliminates monitors cluttering up your work space. It is strong and durable. Well worth the money.
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Yeah, I couldn't figure it out, so every time I use it I disconnect the other monitor via the screen resolution settings. Not sure if there's a better fix, it would be nice to be able to use both.
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You could do that by opening 2 programs at the same time and shrinking each one to half size of the monitor. It makes for a smaller workspace on each one, but that is not a problem.
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They do not adjust/slide horizontally along the arms. You can adjust the angle of the monitor and the arm separately.
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There are a few options but if you are going to use 6x27 inchers then there is only one combo that will fit it. So they can be adjusted, but that doesn't mean the monitors will fit.
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I use a laptop which I have on a separate stand as a second monitor to the side
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Yes you can. The two outer mounting brackets can slide along the arms. So you can slide them in until the monitors meet.
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You can, but that wouldn't look very good. Try getting small bezel monitors instead.
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Yes! Install your monitors on the outside connections and move them toward the middle. It's completely adjustable. Enjoy
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You could do that but there is no stand to suppor it, the monitor does not rotate, it has no Vesa mount. Unless you make it lean against a wall it is unstable.
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Yes you can adjust the distance between the keyboard and monitor, but just on the vertical plane. You can't really move either part horizontally relative to the other, only move the entire unit.
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There really is no way to adjust the height of the monitors individually, all I can think is adjusting the tension on the monitor that's lower in case it's too loose but that mainly affects the angle the monitor faces you.