Does the monitor have a Portrait mode if you are able to turn it vertically?
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Yes, assuming your video card can support it. I can use portrait mode in Win 7 Pro with my (old) NVidia card. The only caution is when you rotate the screen to portrait mode, the monitor's video output ports, its USB output port (to PC), and all 4 USB input ports (2 on rear, 2 on the edge) end up at the top, and speakers end up on the left edge. In my config, PC is under the desk at right side and monitor is on raised platform above desk at left side. So it's a tight stretch for these cables to reach their destinations in portrait mode. The monitor's power port ends up at the bottom in portrait mode, so it's not a problem in portrait. And none of the cables is a problem in landscape mode. Yes, assuming your video card can support it. I can use portrait mode in Win 7 Pro with my (old) NVidia card. The only caution is when you rotate the screen to portrait mode, the monitor's video output ports, its USB output port (to PC), and all 4 USB input ports (2 on rear, 2 on the edge) end up at the top, and speakers end up on the left edge. In my config, PC is under the desk at right side and monitor is on raised platform above desk at left side. So it's a tight stretch for these cables to reach their destinations in portrait mode. The monitor's power port ends... » Read More Yes, assuming your video card can support it. I can use portrait mode in Win 7 Pro with my (old) NVidia card. The only caution is when you rotate the screen to portrait mode, the monitor's video output ports, its USB output port (to PC), and all 4 USB input ports (2 on rear, 2 on the edge) end up at the top, and speakers end up on the left edge. In my config, PC is under the desk at right side and monitor is on raised platform above desk at left side. So it's a tight stretch for these cables to reach their destinations in portrait mode. The monitor's power port ends up at the bottom in portrait mode, so it's not a problem in portrait. And none of the cables is a problem in landscape mode. « Show Less
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You can rotate the monitor (please find the stand adjustment options below). You need to set your video card options to rotate the signal that it send to the monitor.Height Adjustment = 100MMTilt -5deg to +20degSwivel -60deg to +60degRotate 90deg (clockwise rotation)
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Yes, the monitor rotates into a Portrait orientation. The portrait display mode is controlled by your computer though, not the monitor - nearly all computers have the ability to change the orientation of their display output though by rotating the orientation 90 degrees.
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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.
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It has to be mounted vertically. There is no option for rotating the screen.
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Perhaps you could mount the monitor in portrait mode, but it does not swivel. The vesa pattern is square so I see no reason the monitor couldn't be permanently mounted that way, other than balance issues maybe.
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If you want to change from portrait to landscape without any reassembly, you're not going to be able to do it with a 29" monitor. Otherwise, it doesn't matter.
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It will work in a wall mount vertically but however the stand adjust will not work vertically in portrait mode
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Hello Travis,You will be able to easily rotate the monitors between landscape and portrait.Taylor W.VIVO
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Do you mean if it can be placed in stand mode in the portrait position? Not reliably. The two stand modes are for landscape mode
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It is a great stand. Yes, you can turn that on it side, just make sure your monitor also allows you to rotate. You have to measure your monitor lengthwise.
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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 )
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The monitor stand allows a few degrees of front/back tilt. It does not offer height or rotation adjustment. Its just a great big bright picture with minimal fluff features at a very low price.
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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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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.
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No, this monitor arm has no provision to swivel between landscape and portrait.
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Yes, but not with the stand it comes with. This monitor is equipped with a 100mm VESA mount. To mount it vertically, you'll need to buy a VESA compatible stand, mount or arm (100mm variety).
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No, the screen is more of a matte finish. It does tilt and can be adjusted vertically.
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No, the stand is a rigid fixture. It cannot tilt or rotate. The flickering of the screen is noticeable only if you watch closely. Not always though. The monitor cannot tilt, buying a separate stand will not help.