Has anyone used this with 24 Inch Samsung TV/Monitor?
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I've used it with a 32" Scepter TV & it works fine. I haven't moved the TV once it was set.
893315
I only have a 19 samsung on it so not sure. I probably would not want to put anything larger that a 24 and that might be pushing it.
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.
108775
I currently have 2x 28" BenQ monitors and I (by pulling off the end-caps) am able to angle them just fine. 2x 24" should be just fine.
391629
I have a Samsung 55" TV and it is 24" from the corner to the back of the TV but the bracket is not fully extended. The bracket can probably extend a couple more inches. On a different note, the bracket that mounts to the back of the TV covers the inputs. I had to cut off part of the bracket.
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The stand will work with monitors 24 inches or less. It is very sturdy and will likely work well for most situations.
2040934
If the model number isn't at the bottom of the page on the ad then you are in the same position I was in.I took a chance and it worked for me.I would take a chance IF your TV/Monitor takes a plug in the back that is shaped like a figure 8 on it's side.This would be recessed in the TV back with a pin through ea. loop of the figure 8.This seems to be a standard plug for Samsung but you are gambling.
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No, that would be too big. We have a 24 inch monitor that fits perfectly. Anything bigger would not work.
2229075
I don't have a Samsung, but I have another reputable brand's 40+inch screen with a 200 x 200 VESA mount. It works just fine. Though you need to make sure the mount you're attaching the TV (and VESA adapter) can properly support the weight.
477272
Yes it works, I use the dock with 2 24inch hd monitors (1 dvi and 1 displayport to hdmi)
168397
There is an adapter that lets you VESA mount it - VESA Mount Adapter Bracket for Samsung Monitors - fits many models including PX2370, S23C350H, S24B300EL, and more - by HumanCentric
178950
I bought this for a friend with vision problems and walked her through the various buttons, where to plug in the charger, etc. We've not tried it with an LCD monitor but the connection to the TV via the included video cable worked. If I recall correctly it took me a moment to find the right channel on the TV plus the cable itself is rather short which can be a problem for viewing distance the bigger the TV. I don't remember exactly how big the letters were on the TV but I'll follow up.
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The lower screw of the VESA mount ranges from 5 1/2 to 10 1/2 inches above the base of the stand. So you can measure how your monitor will fit. I use 24 inch 1920x1200 monitors in either landscape or in portrait mode with no problem. The portrait mode still sits completely vertical just above the stand base.
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I have two 24 inch monitors on either side. There is easily enough room for a third 24 inch in the middle. Total room for two 32 inches is probably there. Key would be how much extra area around the screen and how heavy the tv's. If they are thin and light weight would probably work. No guarantee though.
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I'm going to be using this with my new 34" LG 34UM95 Ultra widescreen. I plan on putting my older 24" on top. I bought the extension arm for the top just in case. I hope this will work.
2239302
My monitors are 19 in wide (not screen size actual monitor width) and it just fits...Little room to spare. I do not think 24.5 will fit....it would be very tight if it did. We love this monitor stand so if it does work you will be happy with it
819693
I have been using dual 21" monitor, it has always seemed about the right distance for me, the only problem I have had is that my keyboard overlaps the base of the dual monitor stand, which is occasionally a bother, but not usually.