Can the mirror be rotated to view forward as a head down display (for someone with a neck issue)
218756
I just took it out of my closet where I stored it after removing it from my bike and tried to swivel it to point forward and if I loosen the bolt that holds it in the position needed for viewing I discovered that you can make it swivel a whole 360 degrees for any angle you would need, although I can't picture how someone would use it that way.
218757
not really, it has a stop that only lets it rotate so far up and down. I did try it though, undoing the set screw and tipping toward the front of my bike. field of view is extremely limited when I did this. trying to ride while using that to look forward would be very difficult.
218758
Hello Robert...I'm not sure that I understand your question about mounting the bicycle mirror that you are looking at on Amazon...but I have that mirror on my bike and I can't think of a mounting application that couldn't be made with that mirror....
604167
I am not exactly sure what you mean by a side mirror. If you mean a mirror to use to see the back of your head in another mirror, then I think it won't work well, if at all, because of the magnifying distortion. I need to use a regular mirror to see the back of my head.
1919415
No. It is a fixed installation height. You determine the height. However, the mirror does swivel so it can tilt up or down to a certain degree.
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.
1016311
Hi, its very adjustable. You can rotate it 360° and tilt any direction for optimal viewing.
2147636
I don't think there is a set height for mounting the mirror, depends on your own height and remember the mirror tilts for a better viewing.
787153
Not unless you manually adjust it. It has locking screws to maintain the desired display angle.
2054535
It could be. Mine is low, so I needed a particularly tall mirror. The mirror part swivels, so that helps.
352843
Mirror needs to have some place to hang from. As long as u can loop it around the head rest u can use it.
1400015
Yes, the mirror has a built-in stand and the mirror can be tilted forward (down) or backwards (up) when placed on the surface. The mirror also has suction cups to place the mirror of vertical surface but is stationary (no tilting) when it that position. The light is very bright and mirror itself is great for putting on makeup, especially in cruise ship cabins and hotel rooms which have absolutely no light or mirrors that are not easily used. Great for traveling!!
368804
No. The motion of the monitor is restricted to tilting forward and backward.
1812953
Yes. There are limits on that joint, so you can rotate the screen in either direction as fast as you want.
2147637
I placed my mirror so that when I look into it my whole face is in the mirror. I too use it for the back of my hair and I find that this position works just fine. From time to time I may tilt it down just a bit. Hope this helps.
862185
The neck of the pedestal is solid, so there is no way to change positions; therefore, it always tilts down. I believe this is to ensure the clarity of the picture, as I've noticed that when I am standing, I can hardly see the screen at all (too bright).
323189
Unfortunately no. So I use a study lamp with the flexible neck for my lighting when I use the mirror.
2230987
Yes - HOWEVER - the switch to turn it on is located on the right side of the mirror towards to bottom. So if you rotate it 90 degrees just make sure you recognize the on switch would now be at the bottom of the unit on the left side.
155391
No hardware provided for such a mount and the weight of the display may cause problems with existing mirror attachment