Can this stand tilt so that the monitor is 90 degrees for a person who is lying flat?
301641
Yes it can. If mounted normally it can be tilted from facing up and horizontally flat to facing down and horizontally flat.
301642
The last joint next to the monitor will rotate the monitor so it is flat. I just tried it and I can rotate it to face the tabletop it is attached it to. Hope that helps.
301643
Yes, or very close to it, and either with the monitor facing up or down. It would depend on whether anything on the back of the monitor sticks out further than where the mounting plate will screw into the back, that might bump into the swing arm before the tilt reaches the full 90 degrees. My Westinghouse monitor has the mounting area slightly recessed on the back, so it can't quite make 90 degrees but closer to 85.
1913168
No, the stand is a rigid fixture. It cannot tilt or rotate. The flickering of the screen is noticeable only if you watch closely. Not always though. The monitor cannot tilt, buying a separate stand will not help.
690448
Yes, the screen can be tilted up to position horizontally. It has over 200 degrees of tilt range.
787153
Not unless you manually adjust it. It has locking screws to maintain the desired display angle.
1459677
Yes, this head can tilt directly up, 90 degrees. You may have to shift the handles to give enough room.
2080896
Short answer, No. Long answer, the included stand has the ability of tilting the monitor 45 degrees to the left and about 75 degrees to the right. Due to large 24" screen, you still have to tilt the monitor backwards and raise it to the highest setting possible for it to make the 75 degree turn. Of course, you can always pair this with a monitor arm, rotate in any direction, and adjust your settings to allow in your resolution settings.
1180427
No unfortunately not the tilt on the stand itself just goes forward and back at a decent tilt however u can buy the stand for it if u have dual monitors it sells for about 30 dollars and u can tilt it anyway u prefer hope this helps!
2110652
If you are standing you will want to tilt the monitor so you will be looking at it at the same angle as when sitting I'm guessing. The monitor lifted and tilted at maximum (20 degrees from being level) sits about 18" above the desktop it is attached to.
1371479
Using the stock stand the monitor can tilt back (away from you with the bottom moving up and top moving back) about 40 degrees. It also can swing left and right. However it cannot be turned vertical on the stand (as far as I know).
2107616
It can angle up and down but it can't go 90 degrees. It can't rotate completely flat because the bracket is attached to the back of the monitor. So yes it can rotate...if you were laying on the ground it wouldn't rotate that much for you to be able to see it. All normal desk functionality would be fine though.
1487020
You could. But not sharp angles. Best bet would be to to get a cable with the 90 degree bend or get a 90 degree adapter.
1327170
This would depend on how high you want the monitor to be off the desk or platform you are using. The sit to stand puts your key board above the surface.
2239465
I don't know about setting it to 90 degrees precisely, but there is an adjustable strap underneath the table. You control the angle of the table by letting out or taking in more slack. The more you let it out, the greater the tilt and vice versa. Does this help at all?
1675591
Tilts about 15°. Best to mount your TV eye level (when seated) when using this type of mount.
595620
Yes, the is the ability to adjust the monitors both horizontally and vertically. The vertical "tilt" is probably around 15 degrees or so, which seems more than adequate. Having a second monitor above the lower does not seem to be an issue. I tilt the upper monitors downwards a bit and have no problems. I have 2 of these units due to limited horizontal footprint of my computer desk, so 4 27 in monitors.
514224
Unless your monitors are super heavy, there's no need. I've had no issues with it tilting and it has been very solid.
1444596
Yes, you can rotate the monitor 90 degrees so that it is vertical instead of horizontal. Also, there is a mechanism that allows you to prevent this from happening if you don't want to use this feature and want the TV to always be horizontal.