Is it easy to adjust the height? I would like to sit and stand and raise the monitor(s) when I stand.
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The stand involves tools to change the height. It is easy to do but once set, it is more of a static setting.
871374
Hello D. Reyes,To adjust the height, you have to loosen the mounting brackets. Once you find your desired height, you'll tighten the bracket again. Sincerely,Taylor W.VIVO
871375
Not really. You could tilt them and even rotate them easily but you would need tools to adjust the height.
871376
No, it's not really designed to move after you have set up the 3 monitors. You can tilt them up toward you a little, but that would be the extent, but even that isn't very good if you intend to stand.
2056725
Yes, it is easy to adjust. It can be done sitting or standing. Easier to adjust when standing. The range is 23 1/4 inches to 32 1/4 inches.
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).
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There is no built-in way to attach your monitor to the stand's panel.We are working to develop a new product with a larger panel that should allow you to safely adjust you monitor's height without first removing it from the stand. I hope to have this newly designed product available in April.
745440
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.
1976383
For me using the top shelf puts my line of sight at the top 1/3 of the monitor screen when using no height adjustment. I don't think anyone besides a young child would have a problem with it being too tall.
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The height of the monitor has been no problem for me. It sits on my desk, on its stand, and is at eye level. Im a normal height and sitting straight up. I don't have any way of measuring it, but I believe it is taller than 18.2 inches with the stand. I have not used the tilt function since the screen is so large and it is likely not needed. It sits naturally with a just slightly reclined posture so it has a larger viewing angle from straight on or just above.
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Mary, I currently have my monitors at about 3.5 inches from my desk to the bottom of my monitor...however you can adjust the height of you monitors as you build the stand. I have my stand built with the braket about half way up. You could easily adjust that to be about 3-4 inches higher (it really is about 6 inches to the top of the stand but that would make me nervous). Hope this is helpful...!!!
577932
No, that's just the monitor. The stand will make it taller. The stand is a little unstable I think, so don't move it around too much.
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I'm 5'10 and built a platoform to raise the monitor eye level. I also, cut a block of wood 1 x 6 x 5 to raise my mouse and keyboard. It is very easy to modify. I love it.
66134
Absolutely. It is completely adjustable. When it is in down position it is basically desk height with your monitors raised just a bit, and you can adjust upwards from there.
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This isn't that type of monitor stand. Its more of a set it and forget it. Don't get me wrong, it can be done. But as the others have said, you should have 2 people to raise/lower them. You can however rotate the monitors 90 degrees by yourself if that helps.
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I think that by any definition the monitor can easily be moved around. During installation you should adjust the spring tension to adjust for your monitor weight. That is pretty easy to do because it is just a matter of turning a screw. Once you have the tension adjusted you can easily move the monitor up/down in/out left/right with one hand. The tilting mechanism is a little less easy depending on the size/weight of your monitor. I have 2 of these arms at my desk, one with a 27" monitor and the other with 12" Cintiq. The smaller/lighter Cintiq is a little harder to maneuver, but I still would not call it hard. The tilting control just seems to be friction based, so a smaller monitor has less leverage and heft to overcome the friction.
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This stand is really not designed to be used the way you suggest, although the actual adjustment (each leg separately) does not take more than a few minutes. What might take more time is moving some heavy equipment, such as computers and monitors, off and back on the stand, since you cannot adjust the height of the stand while there is something placed on top of it.
424062
Yes....The monitor has a base that snaps on the neck to stand it upright which allows it to freestand ...you can adjust the screen up and down and left or right
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No, it would be way to difficult to adjust it with the monitor and keyboard on it. In fact, it was hard setting it up and getting is so that it isn't crooked. However, I do like mine. It will shake if I am typing fast and my mouse will fall off (from the vibration). However this set-up is cheaper than other models and it does the job.
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The height is adjustable. I've put mine nice and high to encourage better posture, and so I can tuck an Acer t232hl touchscreen under the cluster as a fourth monitor and input device. The stand is solid as a rock and built much better than I'd imagined.