What is the height range of horizontal arm? That is how much can the monitor be moved up and down without adjusting position on the vertical pole?
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It's about 12-13 inches. Decent for a sit-and-stand arrangement, but not, say, going from a regular sitting desk to a treadmill
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Hi Ruthie, It's a versatile product. You can move your monitor around in all kinds of ways. I have mine mounted on the desk to the right, and pull my monitor back on the left side. You should be able to pull it forward plenty. I might mount the arm to your desk at least 6 to 9 inches behind your monitor, possibly more if there is room.
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The arm is about 14 inches from the center post to the end joint. Then there is a 2inch section that attaches to the monitor and turns about 180 degrees. I have 23" monitors on mine. The bottom of the monitor is about 10 1/2 inches to the desk if set at the highest position.
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Yes and yes. This monitor is capable of swivel, tilt, pivot and height adjustments. The height is about 14 3/4" at its lowest and about 20 1/2" at its highest when oriented horizontally. The height for vertical orientation is about 28 1/8".
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*Adjustable arm easily moves up and down through 12.4 in height adjustment range *Arm also moves in and out and side to side with ease so you can move your monitor out of the way when not in use or share your screen with others *For VESA MIS-D 75x75/100x100mm compliant monitors up to 20 lbs and 27 in more questions can be answered by 3M at 866-556-5712
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Height is not adjustable but monitor can be tilted...and it does NOT have wall mount holes.
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I have answered this question previously. However, at the lowest position my monitor is about 2 inches off the desk top; at the highest position the bottom of my monitor is 15.5 inches off the desk top. The top of the mounting post is 13.5 inches off the desk top and the arm is mounted just 1.5 inches from the top of the post; this seems to me to provide the most stability in the mounting. My monitor has a a 24 inch diagonal measurement and 13 inch vertical measurement.
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Yes, the monitor extension arms can be positioned all the way down to the top of the cone on the vertical support pole. There's a thumb screw on the back that loosens/tightens the round clamp on the extension arms around the vertical pole.
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The arm between the monitor bracket and the pole is about 9 inches. The monitor bracket (with its hinge) is about 1 and a half inches. The monitor bracket rotates, as does the arm that connects to the pole. This allows a whole lot of adjustment as to the final location of the monitor.
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can you adjust the center post up and down? I do not care if the monitors stay at the same level, I might want to lower the monitors to about 4 inches off the desk or higher when i rotate the monitors vertically
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That depends on you. The arms are adjustable up to the top of the mast. I have 2 20" monitors on mine and I placed them under the hutch on my desk. The are adjusted to about the mid point of the mast and they have approximately 3.5 inches between the bottom of the monitors and the desktop. I purchased this particular stand because it adjusts vertically and horizontally. it's easy to close the gap between the monitors. Most other stands do not adjust horizontally and you loose a lot of desktop because you have to swing the arms out toward you to eliminate the gap between the monitors. Hope this helps: Have a great day That depends on you. The arms are adjustable up to the top of the mast. I have 2 20" monitors on mine and I placed them under the hutch on my desk. The are adjusted to about the mid point of the mast and they have approximately 3.5 inches between the bottom of the monitors and the desktop. I purchased this particular stand because it adjusts vertically and horizontally. it's easy to close the gap between the monitors. Most other stands do not adjust horizontally and you loose a lot of desktop because you have to swing the arms out toward you to eliminate the gap between the monitors.... » Read More That depends on you. The arms are adjustable up to the top of the mast. I have 2 20" monitors on mine and I placed them under the hutch on my desk. The are adjusted to about the mid point of the mast and they have approximately 3.5 inches between the bottom of the monitors and the desktop. I purchased this particular stand because it adjusts vertically and horizontally. it's easy to close the gap between the monitors. Most other stands do not adjust horizontally and you loose a lot of desktop because you have to swing the arms out toward you to eliminate the gap between the monitors. Hope this helps: Have a great day « Show Less
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It's simple...At the center of the arm there is a round disc shaped circle. You just press the circle and then you can move the monitor up or down. I have mine set at the maximum height which gives me a lot of room under the monitor. This is the best extra I've ever purchased for my computer. It's easy to set up and frees up a lot of desk space. I highly recommend this product to anyone. The main thing I like about it is it raises your monitor up to your eye level while sitting in your chair and you don't have to look "down" at your monitor anymore. It makes working at you computer a lot more relaxing without getting a crick in your neck. Again , I highly recommend this product to anyone ! It's simple...At the center of the arm there is a round disc shaped circle. You just press the circle and then you can move the monitor up or down. I have mine set at the maximum height which gives me a lot of room under the monitor. This is the best extra I've ever purchased for my computer. It's easy to set up and frees up a lot of desk space. I highly recommend this product to anyone. The main thing I like about it is it raises your monitor up to your eye level while sitting in your chair and you don't have to look "down" at your monitor anymore. It makes working at you... » Read More It's simple...At the center of the arm there is a round disc shaped circle. You just press the circle and then you can move the monitor up or down. I have mine set at the maximum height which gives me a lot of room under the monitor. This is the best extra I've ever purchased for my computer. It's easy to set up and frees up a lot of desk space. I highly recommend this product to anyone. The main thing I like about it is it raises your monitor up to your eye level while sitting in your chair and you don't have to look "down" at your monitor anymore. It makes working at you computer a lot more relaxing without getting a crick in your neck. Again , I highly recommend this product to anyone ! « Show Less
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Numbers given are with unit standing straight up, on base, from desktop to top of monitor. The stand allows the monitor to tilt approximately 20 degrees to the rear and 5 degrees forward, neither of which has a material effect on vertical height.
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The base of the stand is about 1 inch high and I believe the center pole is about 18 inches high. The monitors can be adjusted along the center pole for as high as the center pole goes.
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Not suited for easy height adjustments. You will better of with a scissor type dual monitor arm.
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The stand height is not dynamically adjustable once the monitors have been attached to the arms; however, there are four possible fixed height positions located on the neck of the stand. These positions will allow you to set the height of the mounts within 6 inches of maximum neck height in 2 inch increments (14", 16", 18", or 20" max). Hope this helps.
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The top of the arm is about 15.5" when raised to full height. I wish the arm was a little taller myself - was hoping to use this to move my monitor from a sitting position to a standing height position but I end up just tilting the monitor upward when I stand.