Does it rotate on the stand, or do you have to turn the stand to turn the tv? Any tilt?
853390
No turn or tilt motion with the stand. Stand is stationary only holding tv upright.
853391
It tilt to about 5-10 degrees vertically. Horizontally, it depends where you install the bracket. On outer corner up to 270 degrees, and on inner corner 90.
853392
I have mind on a rotating "lazy susan" type stand to turn if necessary. However, only time I turn it is when I'm dusting. The only "tilt" is ability to adjust the screen up or down. Mine is in bedroom and aimed/adjusted to watching from bed, so doesn't have to be moved. Hope this was helpful.
448036
my TV came with a small stand that attached to the TV (about 17 or 18 inches long and 6 or 7 inches wide) it is a non swivel type base. I have had great enjoyment from this TV. I have HD and the picture is perfect and performance great.
869348
Exactly same model: F6400 (3D) - The TV is light enough to move around any way you please with your fingertips in the original stand if you don't wall mount it (I didn't). If you are asking if the stand articulates, I does a little, but not spin-in-place 360°, maybe 25-30%,, but as expressed above, it's preferable to having it tip over as it is definitely top heavy. Quite sturdy instead, it moves with ease, but the stand doesn't give much - by design - thankfully.
65123
It doesn't rotate or have give room. I never used mine. Ended up going to Target and picking up a stand with swivel. Unless you have a dead on spot and expect to never move the tv I suggest otherwise. I was using mine for a corner as well. Hope that helps
2179881
There is a bolt in the back which I believe if you loosen will let you tilt it back. It does allow one to easily move the tv from side to side and slightly forward without loosening it.
85969
I read somewhere that if you are standing up, the top of the TV needs to be at eye level and if you are sitting down, the bottom frame of the TV needs to be at eye level. That said, I have options on my mount to swivel & tilt it a bit for minor adjustment. I have had it mounted this way for a couple months now without any neck aches. :)
795448
You can adjust so there is no tilt and lock it there, which is what we have done or tilt and lock it. We primarily use the tilt position when setting it up. I think you would only need the tilt if the tv were high up on the wall. Hope this helps.
1065982
The monitor stand allows a few degrees of front/back tilt. It does not offer height or rotation adjustment. Its just a great big bright picture with minimal fluff features at a very low price.
2196522
No, the TV is not designed to rotate on the pedestal; but the whole TV, WITH attached pedestal, can rotate on a TV stand. Hope this answers your question.
1913164
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.
679594
The screen can be tilted to adjust to different viewing angles. I found making the adjustment was a bit difficult, but does allow for about 15 degrees of variation. There is no capability to swivel the screen, but since the base the screen sits on is round, it is very easy to rotate the screen by turning the base.
921113
Common issue I guess... It will sink on the left side as you face the TV screen, or in other words, it will rotate slightly counterclockwise. After I move the TV (55" Sony) I simply grab the TV edges and rotate it clockwise and it stays in place.
1230903
Yes. The stand has a center pivot point that lets it turn 360 degrees - all the way around. You adjust the knob on that pivot point to keep it stationary, or let it turn.
1324797
It did come with a stand, but unfortunately it does not tilt. But, it does swivel.
170272
Yes it can be tilted if setup properly. I was not able to at first but moved if around a bit and got it set up yo where I could tilt it without removing the tv.
2014503
Hi, no the stand does not swivel and it is not adjustable. It is fixed - and you have to fix it to the rear mounting plate with the included screws or it will topple over. It comes with 3 screws to fix the base to the stem/plate, and then 4 more screws to fix the back plate which is attached to the stand to the TV. Once it is all connected it is very sturdy however. It can be mounted to a wall with a different plate. Hope this info helps.
447874
There is a lever that allows you to change the angle of the TV, but I do not believe that it can freely tilt up or down like it moves right to left.