Can I rotate the monitor between portrait and landscape?
1179885
I Don't see why not. Just make sure you have enough cable to make the turns, and don't forget to put the security screw in (just in case) there is vibration.
1684174
Yes, it can be rotated landscape to portrait. Rotation can be done without removing the monitor.
1891309
Yes, I just bought this to replace my broken one. It snapped right in. It rotates landscape to portrait and moves up and down (8" up down span adjustment, it depends on the size of your monitor) and can also tilt. If you look at the back side of item you can see the rotation wheel. I did try it to make sure it would do it before I answered this question. Hope that helps.
1589686
Yes. The square piece that the monitor attaches to does rotate to where your monitor can be vertical. These have become so popular in our office. Check out some of the accessories that you can add. Pretty neat!
2283744
In my opinion, yes. I simply reached, while sitting in my Lazyboy, (with my feet up, I might add), to easily twist my monitor into a vertical/portrait position. It's a decent size monitor too. ( 28 inches )
1833341
Rotation is done though the horizontal, not vertical, axis. The base has a circular inset that allows the monitor to be swiveled left and right as needed. It also tilts forward and back and can also be height adusted up or down. Those are three different adjustment directions. The screen cannot be rotated 90 degrees to portrait orientation that we know of.
2130206
Yes after installing its software there is an option to use this in portrait mode also 90, 180 and 270 rotation mode
2283743
Yep. Keep the cables in mind when you run them. You need to leave some slack if you're going to be rotating the monitor on a regular basis.
1534244
This mount cannot rotate portrait to landscape while the monitors are installed. Please check out our two premium mounts listed on Amazon.com, that can rotate while the monitors are installed. Please search for ASIN B00DQ38T10 or B00B3YQG4Q.
1684173
Yes. The monitor can be put in any position that is required. It rotates 360 degrees in either direction.
1899845
You need to change it in the display settings. The computer doesn't automaticity know how your screen is oriented.
369715
It depends on whether you're using Mac or Windows. On Mac you go to Settings > Displays > Arrangment > Uncheck "Mirror Displays"you can also move which side you want the display on too by moving the smaller square around.I'm not completely sure on PC though since I haven't used the two screen thing on PC as of yet.
1588535
This model does not rotate from landscape to portrait, without removing the monitor. For that functionality, we recommend our other listing on Amazon.com B00GR9I8F2.
2267675
There is a screen rotation button above the power button on the lower right edge of the screen. It rotates in 90 degree intervals. Have you tried that?
233540
Sadly, It does not. I does have a Vesa mount option so you can use any stand or mount that uses the standard to rotate it however.
596660
You can change monitor "positions" in Windows 7 and 8 by dragging them around with your mouse, if you mean which one is the main screen.If you mean to physically move them, you can by swinging the arms left, right, up, down, tilt, or rotate. However, if your monitors are too wide or too tall for the length of the arms, then you have a problem. I have two 23" in an over-under just like the picture shows. If you want side-by side only, then you may not need the added features and may consider solutions that are less expensive or are designed for larger displays.
1846321
It is very easy to rotate the monitor on the stand. The only issue I see is do you have enough cord length for the video cable and power cord as that will determine how far you can rotate the monitors. I have very limited cord length so rotating is difficult.