Can anyone tell me approximately how many feet away from a 39-42" monitor a person can be and still be able to read standard size text?
2049029
My eyes are pretty bad but I'd say for me, counting the 12" inch tiles I have,it's about 8 feet. For someone with good vision perhaps 10'. The picture is always clear and easy to read.
377901
To be more thorough, I stepped about 10 feet away from my television and tried to use them and they actually hurt my eyes. I would say you might want to be more than 20-30 feet away. And that's just a guess. I think they are made for people who are sitting pretty far back.
1610504
I maybe not the one to ask as I like to sit closer than recommended. I like the big picture, that is why I got it. We sit back about eight feet with TV placed so that eye level is right at the center of the screen and it is GREAT! 3D and regular viewing is not hard on the eyes and works fine. I don't play games on it, but use it as a second monitor and play videos straight to the Visio and it is perfect. When looking at the desktop on it, it isn't as perfect as my 30 inch monitor, but then it isn't designed to be as high resolution as a Computer Screen.
1447246
Maybe. Depends on how big the text is and how good your eyesight is. This monocular has 7x magnification, so reading text using this at a distance of 30 feet is about the same as reading the same text with the naked eye at a distance of 4.3 feet.
207739
If you put the monitor all the way back in the corner, you've got a good 18-24" of space to work with. I often use a MacBook pro with an external keyboard, and have plenty of room for the keyboard/mouse and additional papers on my left. Hope this helps.
970799
About 11 feet away from a 110 inch screen. The glasses work really well. Using a Benq W1070 projector btw.
819694
It really depends on how you plan on using it. I use the stand for my 40" flatscreen television that also doubles as a monitor. I use a wireless keyboard and mouse on a podium desk Laptop Computer Desk/Podium Cart (Black) about 3-4 feet away.
919471
mine measure 42 inches from USB plug to the first light on the string. Seems ample. I've got four sets on the back of four monitors and there was plenty of cable to get them all plugged into a common USB hub so I could control them all from a single point.
2059556
Interesting question indeed. Mike, I never needed anything longer than 32 feet. If you placed after the BlueRigger it possibly might. Please call BluRigger for more info or post on a computer forum.
1458726
I'm not at home right now so I can't measure the distance for you but I will say NOT far enough. I'm living with it but my mouse always needs to be reset because it is too far under the desktop. Like I said it is livable, but certainly not ideal. I hope this helps.
1545193
The bottom of the screen is about 4 1/2 in from the desktop.Love this monitor.
1024987
I think if you look at the specs you'll be able to find out. No idea what monitor I have, it's my work computer. I am however starting to get some feedback from the speaker and it isn't very old. Its small and takes up no space which is nice, but not so sure about the quality at this point.
13122
I view it from about 2 1/2 feet, but it depends on whether you are focusing on the entire screen, or just a part of it. For example, I use Google Drive, and the documents take up only a part of the screen. Sometimes I lean closer to look at small print. However, if you are using the screen to view movies, I would back up a foot. 7 feet would be too far for me.
796474
Sure. You might want to sit back a few feet, though. That's a really BIG monitor!
1583287
I do have to say when I connected and turned it on for the first time with no adjustments I was very disappointed in the text! That was because all my setting were for an older 17", none wide screen, max 1280 x 800 display. I made a few display (1920x1080), brightness (50), and contrast (75) adjustments after which for me the text was crisp and compared to my older monitor I don't feel the eye strain.
710955
Interesting question. I can't answer the max distance from the screen, but my projector is 14 feet from the screen ( 110 inch ) and it works great at that distance. I feel it could go back another 3-4 feet and the picture would still be as good.feel free to ask me any other questions you have.Thanks and good luck,Keith
1788509
My unit is over a desk. I suggest around 20 ins. to be able to move the screen around.