I have 2 ws 24 inch monitors. Is it possible to have the lower monitor in portrait mode and the top in landscape?
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I dont think so, The other way for sure, the landscape in the bottom and portrait on top, it would work with my two 27 inch ones like that.
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The vertical pole is 28 inches long (from top of base to top of pole). It is questionable whether the pole is tall enough for you to attach the top monitor. As far as stability is concerned, the base is heavy enough and the pole is strong enough to support your desired configuration.
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Hello WVStarship,This monitor stand will hold monitors up to 27" either in landscape mode, portrait mode or one in each.Thank you for your question.Taylor W.VIVO
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Yes. This unit is very versatile when configuring the location of each monitor. You can also choose whether you want to use the stand or bolt the unit to the work surface, which takes up much less space. Bolting the unit will allow any configuration.
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Hello Whyatt,You will be able to mount your monitors both portrait and landscape on either or all mounting brackets.Thank you for your question.Sincerely,Taylor W.VIVO
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Yes, it can be rotated landscape to portrait. Rotation can be done without removing the monitor.
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Hello David,Yes, you will be able to pivot the mount between landscape and portrait.Thank you for your question.Taylor W.VIVO
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You can, but that wouldn't look very good. Try getting small bezel monitors instead.
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Sure, if you have a desk mount. I have a quad desk mount along with two dual desk mounts, all purchased via Amazon. You can turn the monitors anyway you can think of. They are awesome monitors. What a great value. Hope this helps.
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Yes. You can have one monitor be horizontal and the other vertical. This is the setup I use mine in and it works great.
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There are probably faster solutions than this if you plan on repeatedly rotating the monitor. Obviously there's not enough height on the pole to have the top monitor in portrait and the bottom in landscape. Its a matter of loosening a nut changing orientation and retightening the nut, however, I would wonder if repeated adjustments would wear out the tightening capabilities. I used it with one monitor only in landscape and had it sitting stacked on top of a freestanding monitor on an electric bench that raised and lowered from standing to sitting and in between with multiple height changes each day. For me the stand was great. There are probably faster solutions than this if you plan on repeatedly rotating the monitor. Obviously there's not enough height on the pole to have the top monitor in portrait and the bottom in landscape. Its a matter of loosening a nut changing orientation and retightening the nut, however, I would wonder if repeated adjustments would wear out the tightening capabilities. I used it with one monitor only in landscape and had it sitting stacked on top of a freestanding monitor on an electric bench that raised and lowered from standing to sitting and in between with multiple height changes... » Read More There are probably faster solutions than this if you plan on repeatedly rotating the monitor. Obviously there's not enough height on the pole to have the top monitor in portrait and the bottom in landscape. Its a matter of loosening a nut changing orientation and retightening the nut, however, I would wonder if repeated adjustments would wear out the tightening capabilities. I used it with one monitor only in landscape and had it sitting stacked on top of a freestanding monitor on an electric bench that raised and lowered from standing to sitting and in between with multiple height changes each day. For me the stand was great. « Show Less
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This product will support your 24 inch monitors. I have two set up beside each other and one above. You could probably fit bigger screens depending on the angle you want the bottom two to each other
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It can go low - pretty much until the monitor touches the stand. I have a 24in. Asus monitor and when I bring it down, it touches the stand. FYI - you probably won't be able to use portrait mode with a monitor that side. Here are some pics for reference http://imgur.com/a/TecCc
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Yes, the height is adjustable in portrait mode. I'd say add an inch roughly for the stand and thats about how tall. With the edges of the monitor taken into account it's probably around 23" tall.
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Yes its shouldn't be a problem. I had 3, 23.6" monitors in landscape with about 2 inches to spare on either end. If you go vertical with your 2 side monitors you sound me fine. I have a 30" Crossover monitor that measures 27.5 inches across and most 24" monitors are no more than22 inches across. Also its a very heavy duty stand. Weight is not an issue. Hope that helped :)
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No, Cannot change height nor the tilt angle. The base is fixed, but round which allows rotation easily. A good monitor otherwise that allows a RGB, DVI, or HDMI connection. I selected it for the HDMI connection which is generally not available on lower cost monitors.
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You can use different size monitors, but they need to be close to the same size because of trying to align them to work together more smoothly. I am not sure about 24 and 21.5. Sorry.
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Yes, you should be able to overlap them by adjusting the angle of the side monitors and distance down the side rails you mount them. But I suspect you would have a smaller range of available angles to choose for the side monitors if you did this.
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To switch from Landscape to portrait or Vertical you1. From the front, gently raise the L C D display to allow more clearance.2. Pull the bottom of the L C D display outward and away from the base.3. Manually rotate the L C D display clockwise 90 degrees.If you have the disk that came with the monitor, it will tell you how to do this.