What is it "50 viewing angle"? can you pan and tilt?
2003157
50 degrees is the pan width straight out from center. The image is fixed. . No pan or tilt. IR is fairly strong and lights up the area pretty far out.
1911882
My wife and I do use the pan & tilt feature (not so much with zoom) on a fairly consistent basis. The camera is wall mounted and our little one tends to "drift" while sleeping in her crib. Without the ability to pan/tilt the camera a lot of times we'd be staring at her feet, or if she rotates in the crib, absolutely nothing at all.
1811062
According to Samsung's website, this screen is VESA mount compatible. And there are some VESA mounts that do rotate 45 degrees. However, I just found a comment from a Samsung website from a Samsung rep that said it shouldn't exceed a 25 degree angle. Because I can't find anything that says it can be rotated to 45 degrees, I wouldn't do it. Here is Samsung's toll free number 1(888)987-4357. Give them a call to get a better answer.
826491
I was severely tempted by the price on this set. I went to both BB and CC today and looked at them. This set has about a 30 degree off center angle that is acceptable. The newer (1080p) sets extend this to about 45 degrees off axis for an acceptable viewing angle. This gives you a total of 90 degrees. Forget the 160 nonsence!
2232235
I just got mine last night... viewing angles aren't as great as LCD's, that's for sure... left and right as well as up and down. I really didn't appreciate just how big this thing was going to be til it came in. I have it up too high and you can notice the difference pretty easily from having your eyes on level with the center of the screen and being above/below that point. I have a chair that is about 45 degrees and you can also notice the picture dim compared to sitting straight in front, but its not too bad. I wouldn't want to sit at much more of an angle than that though. I'd say its got about 90 degrees of solid viewing and then it starts noticeably degrading. You're definitely going to want to sit as close to head-on to this thing as you can get with your eye-level near the center though. I think the up/down viewing angle is worse. Very happy though overall... Kind of shocked what I got for my money. I was looking to get the biggest best TV I could for under $1k and frankly, I ended up with more than I bargained for.
1215648
The height is not adjustable, but this monitor does have a larger than normal tilt adjustment, -5 to 25 degrees.
1963649
There are a couple of screws at the bottom that you will use to adjust the tilt. The tighter the screws, the less the tilt. if your TV is 50 inches +, you will need a long screwdriver to reach them.
646346
Hey there, If you stand 2 feet from the tv with your chin at the same level as the top bezel, then that isn't a good viewing angle. Otherwise, the viewing angle on this TV is excellent.
948258
This is a previous answer we have published: The offset from the horizontal line is 18 Degrees. therefore the distance/height=tan(72 deg). ie. that if you want to view an object which is 2' high, at a distance of 30' your height=2'+30'/tan(72deg) or 12' high or more. For further questions, please contact our technical support toll free number (855)464-7226 ext 100.If the distance is not sufficient for your needs, please consider using the IPCC-7210W, which will be able to tilt up to the horizontal line, and there will be no dependency on the height of the installation.
2043431
I couldn't get a 90 angle only 50 with a clearance from the wall of 0. Also it say that it max is 460mm, however it only extended to the end of the rail for 400mm total extension. Make sure your preset tv mount hole are no more than 400mm ( 16").
862185
The neck of the pedestal is solid, so there is no way to change positions; therefore, it always tilts down. I believe this is to ensure the clarity of the picture, as I've noticed that when I am standing, I can hardly see the screen at all (too bright).
1504488
You can tilt the camera manually. No pan or zoom. I have two cameras for two grandchildren. It is a very nice unit.
69392
It's not clear to me which part of the TV you want tilted forward--the top or bottom edge? If it's the top, then don't extend that metal extension on the bottom bracket...you will have about a 10-15% angle but may need to get an HDMI plug for the back of the TV that you can rotate/angle so it doesn't push the bottom part of the tv out.
240421
Yes, but that said it is a fixed camera so where you aim it is what you get. When I purchased this I thought you could pan tilt etc. Not the case. It is fixed.
1218732
You can tilt it until the monitor hits the stand. Looks like a good 45 degrees.
845927
I don't know the exact degree of angle tilt however I would say a little less than "the eye ball Kind" but still a good degree of tilt, I tilted mine to accent some paintings and cabinets and did not even consider it an issue . I have 10 of them in my kitchen ,replaced 50watt Halogen -- what a remarkable difference in temperature,-the Leds although a little hard to get used to the "brightness" of the light are dimmable but not good as the halogen , but still the heat difference is worth it by itself
1601529
The specs say: Viewing Angle (Diagonal) - 46 degrees. Which is a weird way to describe it. I'd say about 90 degrees horizontal. They're not a wide angle as they profess.