How long it takes the monitor to flip up and down?
1553327
Actually the monitor flips up just in time for backing up and you wouldn't feel any gap. It does have a 2 seconds delay when it's closing.
1553328
it takes only a few seconds to pop up but sometimes it takes 30 seconds or so to actually decide to pop up, I use it for backing up to connect a trailer so it is ideal.
1553329
it doesn't flip up after a year and one half of owning it.I spoke with the company that sold it through amazon and for the shipping cost they are going to send me a new unit.I like the unit it works nice when it was working properly.
862187
The monitor tilts from vertical to roughly 20 degrees up. You need to grab the base with one hand and the top of the screen with the other and just push backward. It won't break. The tilt mech is built into the monitor instead of the base as one might expect.
439665
You will have to lift the monitor on and eff each time. I just keep it at a comfortable standing height and keep a bar stool close by to sit on and still maintain my eye level. If you want something that more easy to switch several times a day, you will haev to get a push button operated one, that be more expensive.
459173
You just push down on it and it should slide. If the monitor is not mounted on it it can be hard to push down but the weight of the monitor should make it easy to adjust. Note that you can only adjust it lower from the default - the default is the highest setting.
239773
You can set it up to do that, but I haven't. I really like using the monitor.
488091
It all depends on the load. In my case, with a Dell Inspiron 530 and a 23" LCD monitor, it lasts about 7 mins.
1495477
This is an answer I copied from another site. Hope this explanation helps. its 5ms but its 2ms grey to grey. basically that means if the pixel is grey it takes it 2ms to change to a different color and then back to grey. So pretty much its a 5ms monitor that is sometimes 2ms. (this is what i have read somewhere else I could be wrong)
1058033
I never noticed any discernible delay. maybe a couple of milliseconds. I use two monitors on A and only one on b. And sometime the a computer monitor might power down while using the other box so it would have to come back up when switched. Since I am away from my desk regularly I do not want to turn that feature off.
950763
I haven't used my ACER tablet in a couple of years, it was damaged in a car wreck, but of this helps you go to settings - display - time out, options are a 30 seconds to 10 mins. If my memory serves me.
1098160
If you don't use the monitor vga, you can't see anything. It switches over quite quickly.
368825
There is a single screw that controls the tightness of the spring that you will need a long screwdriver to get to. The screws that hold the base to the stand on have nothing to do with the spring tightness. If you tighten the screw that controls this, then the monitor will spring back up more quickly. You need to loosen the screw.
1248088
I switch between the DisplayPort and VGA connections all the time and it is reasonably easy to do. It works best if one of them is fully disconnected, since that forces the monitor to search for a signal on its own. However, even with both connected, pressing "1", then "Down", then "2", then "Down" until I get the input I want isn't tough to do, either.
2179749
From the best information I can find, do not let the screen stay on the same picture for. more than a few minutes. Hope this helps.
1837910
It can go low - pretty much until the monitor touches the stand. I have a 24in. Asus monitor and when I bring it down, it touches the stand. FYI - you probably won't be able to use portrait mode with a monitor that side. Here are some pics for reference http://imgur.com/a/TecCc
1260151
It's not consistent, but about 1 minute. The times up timer is a bit longer.
2053228
I timed it ... Two minutes for one rotation, and you can wind it up to somewhere between 15 and 16 rotations. It is really slow.
2195822
If you just walk past it, it is only a few seconds. If you stay in reach of the monitor it will stay on the bright setting until you move away. There is no way to change a setting on it.