How can I tilt the s27c570H monitor without breaking it?
1183830
If you grab the left and right sides of the monitor with both hands at the same time then apply pressure to tilt it backward you will see that the monitor tilts back, but only slightly forward. Hope this helps.
1183831
If you're right handed, put your left hand on the top center of the bezel , your right hand holding the bottom center of the bezel . Gently push the top backwards while gently pulling the bottom toward you. I think it tilts back only 15 degrees and forward only four degrees. It doesn't sound like very much, but it's actually quite sufficient
183979
The height of the monitor has been no problem for me. It sits on my desk, on its stand, and is at eye level. Im a normal height and sitting straight up. I don't have any way of measuring it, but I believe it is taller than 18.2 inches with the stand. I have not used the tilt function since the screen is so large and it is likely not needed. It sits naturally with a just slightly reclined posture so it has a larger viewing angle from straight on or just above.
274064
No it is not. It only tilts back and forwards and the cheap plastic stand will break right about warranty expiration time leaving the monitor to fall to the floor. I was lucky and it happened one week before warranty expiration and got mine replaced. I've since placed it in an 11X17 metal picture frame holder and it works great.
1599802
Examining the back of the monitor, there seems to be no way to adjust the height. You can adjust the tilt up and down a little bit, but not very much. Don't see any reason you couldn't put it on top of material that would raise it UP to a height you'd like, but the only way to lower it would be to remove the stand that came with it and jury rig it some way- being careful not to get it in an unstable situation that would call it to fall over.
183982
The tilt mechanism does work, in my original post i said that it doesn't, but it does and I've since corrected it. You just have to hold the base and then move the monitor.As to the height, I just measured it and it looks to be almost exactly 18.5 inches. There is no way to adjust the height up or down that I can see.
1811818
Only the verticle poll can be used to move the monitor up and down. This is done by loosening the allen wrench screws.
802736
I haven't tried that, but I think it would be possible by tilting in the outside monitors.
463156
Yes, I just checked mine after reading some answers from others. It doesn't tilt to an extreme but enough to make a viewing difference. I am very pleased with my purchase of this monitor.
1217279
Yes it does tilt, very happy with it. I use it for video surveillance system monitor.
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.
153954
I would write amazon directly and they are good about working things out. I have used my monitor for many months and have no complaints. Could be the item itself is faulty. Also try notifying the company who made it.
368804
No. The motion of the monitor is restricted to tilting forward and backward.
723702
You could do that but there is no stand to suppor it, the monitor does not rotate, it has no Vesa mount. Unless you make it lean against a wall it is unstable.
902709
I would suggest putting washers between the monitor and the mounting plate to change the angle slightly.
1719917
The stand, unfortunately, doesn't tilt either up or down, or side to side. It fixes the monitor in place.
1462789
Hi JOhn, Yes, it has a tilt. Just push the center top edge of the monitor gently forward or backward and it will tilt according to your desired angle.
2063854
That's kind of a two part answer so bear with me lol. There is supposed to be a way, but the manual is in Chinese and I haven't translated it yet. There are almost always ways to force it if nothing else. You can do it through windows display preferences, that is probably the easiest way since it directly controls all monitor orientations.