I can see the articulated arm but does it also point up and down??
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The heater units can be aimed down-word about 30-40 degrees by swiveling at the brackets on the back of the reflector housing. However, you must cut off the small tabs on the brackets and be sure to tighten the knob screws securely. S Bell
1459679
Yes. It will point straight up and straight down. However, if you have the 2 handles on when tilting this high they will hit the legs so you can easily remove them if you need to have it pointed up that high.
1443539
The heads move in all directions, but the arms themselves only go side to side, not up and down. If the arms also went up and down it would be an even better lamp, but I like it. Everything rotates easily.
668300
No. Arm articulates (with the TV attached) out away from the wall, and allows TV to be pivoted left or right, but no "up or down" movement.
933459
Yes it does, you can pull it out a few cm so its more comfortable to put your eye up to it, you just can't angle it up and down at all
417387
Both arms drop. It feels "strong" when the arm is up and drops low when it is down.
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There is an arm that can be adjusted. You will want to make sure it stays level though.
1330655
The monitor arm has multiple joints and the monitor can be angled in any direction, horizontal, vertical, diagonal, and also tilted forward, sideways or backwards. The lower notebook arm is more limited. It can be tilted only.
95044
Yes, it does. I couldn't tell from the picture either, but it can swivel and be angle aimed as well.
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I believe it is. It does tilt back and you could position the legs as well as the arms so I would say so.
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Mine is pointed, just as it appears in the picture. Very solid, have not actually put it to the "test", but I am satisfied with it. I would contact the manufacturer, sounds like a defect to me.
1432860
I just looked at our lamp. I don't think so. From the pictures it looks like it might. Of course there is a degree of movement as the arm is flexible.
516956
The arm itself has a limited range of motion but you can rotate it to satisfy almost any angle. I currenty have one on the wall and one under the eaves of the garage.
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No. All the parts work together. When the arm part moves it sets the foot movement. The foot pedal is connected to the leg.
1874374
Yes, it does. I use use the horizontal mode but it will work vertical, also.
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No it only moves forward and backwards. The back rest tilts backwards also and in addition the arm rests fold up and down and can be set/adjusted to stay at any angle/level.
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There is no adjustment and the head does not stay in place very well. I'm glad you asked. The arm position is pretty stable due to counterbalance springs. But the head pivots and tends to fall.