How does this work as a stand? I can't see any way for it to sit upright on its own....
2033642
This model does not have a stand. The earlier model did, but they have redesigned it. I sent mine back after discovering the change.
2033643
Squeezing one set of buttons releases the strap mechanism from the case. Squeezing the other set of buttons together allows the strap mechanism to swing on a hinge.
2033644
The piece that your hand goes in as a button that poops open the stand and works very well. I really like this product for the price and convenience.
2033645
It comes with a small hard plastic leg that snaps in place to create a stand. It is not adjustable and is at a fixed angle but works. Love the hand held piece though.
2117793
It is flat on the bottom and will stand on its own....so yes I think that would work.
1417515
It would be difficult to use standing up, because the machine only works when in a horizontal position. It is meant to be used while sitting.
578301
It can stand by itself. I do not have a frame either. I pushed it back to the wall, and pushed the box and mattress to Headboard.
2248165
Personally, I have mine standing by itself, but I think it would depend on how much you plan on "extending" the screen out.
762338
This isn't that type of monitor stand. Its more of a set it and forget it. Don't get me wrong, it can be done. But as the others have said, you should have 2 people to raise/lower them. You can however rotate the monitors 90 degrees by yourself if that helps.
221902
I don't think it's stable enough to stand upright. I store it nicely in my cupboard, as I also have limited counter space.
1956698
It doesn't come with stand. It can either sit flat or be mounted vertically by hanging on screws provided.
2026943
it can stand but you cannot put something in it and use it efficiently in it
1912763
It's design to be upright. You can remove the base but there is no stable base to lay it flat. It will wobble.
93828
It will stand on it's own, but only if you expand it to fit between two vertical surfaces. You adjust it to the width you want. Then push the plastic lever (in the middle of the gate) down and lock it. Pushing the lever down expands the gate a bit more so that it's wedged between your vertical surfaces. That holds it upright.
2118118
It can stand on its own, but it has no rubber grips and slides extremely easily over smooth surfaces. Like a desk.In my personal experience, No. One accidental bump would send this to the floor, and the material it is made from would not survive. Secure it with screws.
522198
It is fairly stiff but also flexible. I don't think it would stand vertically on its own.
1466449
It is meant to stand just like in the picture but I suppose if you laid it flat you could but it would not latch or be very stable. I love mine.
1438809
Both of mine are able to stand upright without issue. Since it's a thin metal, I'd suggest just hitting it a couple of times. Otherwise I'd return it.
2201696
It does have a stand... it seems sturdy to me, but I really don't move it much (and I have not had it for very long either), so I cannot really give a good answer on that...
264746
When the stand is opened fully and stable it angles backwards so the pedals hit the upright tube. If you open it so the upright is more vertical the pedals swing free. But then it has a tendency to fall forward (the designer's an idiot). Put some weight on the two legs that jut out behind the stand 9I use some rocks) and you're fine. Not elegant but then it's fine. Still for a third the price of good stands what do you expect?