The base looks tall. How tall is the base from the bottom to where the actual bottom of the screen begins?
1545191
It took my 10 minutes to find my tape measure so u owe me one! lol... Bottom of base to the bottom of monitor is 3 1/8. To the bottom of the actual screen is 4.5.... cheers
1545192
On mine, the distance from the surface it's sitting on to the bottom of the frame is 3 inches.
1545193
The bottom of the screen is about 4 1/2 in from the desktop.Love this monitor.
1545194
Mine is exactly 2" from the top of the base to the bottom of the monitor screen. From where the base sits on the desk to the bottom of the monitor is 3". Hope that helps.
1545195
It's not too bad. It's less than a fist height off of the base. If you're sitting in a chair, depending on if you slouch the screen is at eye level and if you turn the magic angle on there is no problem with viewing the screen.
1976832
from the table it is on to the bottom of the monitor is a little over three and six eighths inches. from the base to the bottom a little over three and five eighths inches. when i say bottom of the monitor i mean the bottom of the whole physical monitor, not the lit screen
1976833
Measuring up from the desk it's sitting on, I would say approximately 3.75" to the outside frame of the screen, and 5.125" to where the pixels start.
1629948
I measured in horizontal position at 18 1/5 ", sorry I have never turned the screen to vertical, but I note that someone else gave a 24.5" from base to top....the base is .5" thick.
1363446
I haven't measured, but I believe it's about 6-1/2 to 7 feet. I know I have to get my son to attach the screen pieces because I can't quite reach the top edge. Sorry I can't be more specific.
676407
It's a pretty thin base, If I remember correctly (I'm not near the phone) It only sticks out at the bottom about 4 inches at most. It's really nice though, I have enjoyed it very much and it doesn't stick out so far it's a sore thumb, i forget it's there until it rings. Hope this helps!
2188894
The base of the tv sits about 27 inches off the ground. With my 50 inch flatscreen tv, the base of the tv and frame around it raises the bottom of the SCREEN 6 inches higher, making it about 33 off the ground. From my couch to the tv (about 12 feet), it makes for a pretty comfortable viewing level.
1475737
On the screen...not including the stand .... 10 inches tall and 13.5 inches wide......from the tabletop to the top of the screen is 11.6 inches
888139
It is 10 inches from the top to the bottom with the viewing screen down. It is really a great tv!
2108373
I can measure it for you. The screen itself is 28". Don't forget the apple has a stem.
1933164
The top of the stand itself is 48". With the TV bracket set for the lowest possible position the vertical center of the screen is 50"
89029
There's a 1 foot black drop from the frame to the top of where the white screen part begins. I also measured 75 inches from the top of the frame to the very bottom of the screen when fully extended.
453820
4 1/4 inches from desktop to bottom of monitor. I get 19 1/16 inches tall by 25 1/4 wide overall. Hope this helps.
460693
Total height when extended from bottom of the stand to the top edge of monitor is 19"......when pushed all the way down the distance is 17.5".......Best monitor I've ever had, beautiful picture, my 1st widescreen. My previous one was also Viewsonic, had it for 9 yrs, never really wore out just took longer & longer to light up, then OK.
1033470
Width is 18", Height is 11" for screen itself, or 14" from the base to the top of the screen.
2184717
The screen is 22+ inches wide and 13+ inches tall; stands about 16 inches which includes the stand. Hope this helps!
2145412
Well that would depend on the distance from the bottom of your laptop to the where the screen starts. To give an approximate (measuring mine) about 15 inches. Looking at the other answers people gave are sorta right. that one that quoted 16 inches would be answering your specific question like I did. The other answer that has smaller #s (6.3-10.9 inches) would be from the lowest point of the stand (the front), not where your screen sits.