Are you able to maneuver the top arm 180 degrees or more? Secondly, does the top arm also extend to a vertical poosition? TY
1522735
The bottom arm goes to 180 degrees. The top arm will go to about 150 degrees or so (in relation to the bottom arm). Hope this helps...
1522736
Hi, there are two moveable joints here...each move as hinges only...just up/down, not side to side. The top arm does Not go fully vertical...it's max angle is roughly 145 degrees with bottom arm fully vertical. The bottom arm movement is just 45 degree max. It goes fully vertical, but downwards to about 45 degrees only...it will not slope down to be fully horizontal/parralel with your desk. Now, the lamp is lightweight, so while the hinges don't swivel side to side, just move the base...it does not scratch your desk. Overall, I love this lamp with its different settings. The USB charger is very useful. Note, the top arm does fully collapse to the bottom arm and when closed like this, the lamp can be completely vertical in this closed position. I keep my lamp in basically a 90 degree position and rarely move it. I don't think the lamp is designed for constant movement, say if you were a jeweler...that would be too much wear/tear. Hope that helps. Mark in NY
1030217
It has a great range of positions, but I don't think you can get it to a position upside down and 180F flat. We set it up just above her head so my sister can watch videos while laying flat on her back in bed, so it is close to upside down flat, but not all the way flat (maybe 20 degrees from flat). Hope that helps.
668306
You can move your arms if you want but you mustcan balance yourself while you are stepping up and down. Its not too heavy.
569719
No. It barely can hold its own weight when extended and it doesn't really stay in any position either. Just get a magic arm. Way better
1927294
Not sure what you mean by rotating it. But it is movable - you can "fold it" so the seat is open so to say, or "extend it" all the way to the front, up to the handle (I found the shade to be quite generous). Hope it helps.
1408729
No, you can't. That is one reason why I sent it back. I am too tall to hold the arms on incline.
677240
The mount has a build in ball joint connection, it will allow you to turn 360 degrees with out bending the arm. Best Regards,
1779318
1. The arms and legs rotate together but you can certainly take your arms or legs off. I use it only for arms. 2. Pretty quiet I think. I listen to TV when I'm on it. 3. I'm 5'10" and I push the seat back a bit. Not sure about 4'10". The seat does not adjust up or down, only front to back. The arms won't be a problem but the legs may be a reach.
104188
The top shelf swings to left and right. The bottom rotates all the way around the arm. I had it mounted to the top and side left of my desk and went right in front of me when lowered and swung around.
1041879
Yes, from upright position it can flip 180 degrees. You are looking for 90 degrees change in position. That is not a problem.
441727
I would not use it in the extended position while driving. The movement would be issue as that would not have the rubber feet on the arm for stability if I recall correctly. It is only truly locked and stable when it is on the stored position. I have two installed on my RV and both are locked when I am moving and extended only when needed and the RV is parked. Not sure if that helps, but I wouldn't use it in that design if it was me. It is a great mount, but the design is really for use like I have it set up.
1931486
No. There is a set screw that you can tighten down to adjust the tension of the arm (angle) and there is a locking pin to keep it in the up position.
153315
No, it rotates max. 180 degrees. You can tell by looking at the wall mount bracket that the motion of the mount would be limited by the wall it is mounted on.
1257256
I don't think so. The arms are attached to a central box on one side of the central pillar. You could certainly have one facing a bit in the other direction (I can't test how far with my setup) but not 180 degrees from each other.
1973694
Yes, 180 degrees, top to bottom on one side. It locks into three different fixed positions at top, side or bottom.
1357481
Yes, you can move the arms up and down, also the head can be move left & right. Thank you!
1389808
Yes you can. The hands can be extended foward as if it was reaching for something. The arms can turn in the direction you want the arms to be. If you are looking to buy a Danboard this is the one!!! Hope this helps :D