How good is the viewing angle? Is it viewable from a 45 degree angle?
1677350
its as good as any 1280x1080 monitor i wouldnt recommend it but you can see somewhat.
176418
I think the standard view is approximately 45-55 degrees - at least on most of my older cameras. I just did a rough measurement of this field of view and it seems to be about 90 degrees.
197391
The monitor only has two positions, open and closed. When open, it is only at that same angle that you see pictured. It seems like a good angle for general use, and all of the reviews say the viewing angles of the screen are very good, although I haven't seen it for myself. I am also wondering whether the limitation has been problematic for anyone who has used the device for a while.
308733
I have a 55in and 65 in Samsung , i have two of these mounts , very solid and heavy dutyi think you can view it on a 45°,
1662478
Absolutely, you are able to adjust this for viewing at an infinite amount of angles. It is excellent. I used it on my boat all last season and was extremely happy with it.
1856364
I've had this model for quite some time. There is a little degradation from an angle but it's not bad at all. I can't imagine that anyone would position a chair at a viewing angle that would make it unacceptable - it'd have to be practically beside the TV.
1100731
Yes, the screen has good viewing angles, it fades a bit but only at a drastic angle . It is a high gloss screen so it tends to catch a lot of glare but nothing serious enough to compromise the awsomeness of this computer. I really, really enjoy working with this unit. Hope this helps.
1148977
2 viewing angles. It is not mfgr by Belkin so I don't know if it's the same or not.
532554
I can still watch mine from 30 degree angle from the side without any problem
787446
I would say that horizontally speaking, of the possible 180 degrees of viewing angle, there is over 100 degrees that can be viewed clearly, and considering I have it mounted above my computer desk and I'm seated close to it and observing it from an angle equivalent to being on the floor, and I don't even need to turn or pivot it to easily see it from my bed across the room, I'd say for the money and value, it's a great television for multiple angle viewing. The screen is not shiny like many lower priced units, however it will reflect lights, but I have mine positioned where that isn't an issue. I would say that horizontally speaking, of the possible 180 degrees of viewing angle, there is over 100 degrees that can be viewed clearly, and considering I have it mounted above my computer desk and I'm seated close to it and observing it from an angle equivalent to being on the floor, and I don't even need to turn or pivot it to easily see it from my bed across the room, I'd say for the money and value, it's a great television for multiple angle viewing. The screen is not shiny like many lower priced units, however it will reflect lights, but I have mine positioned where that isn't an... » Read More I would say that horizontally speaking, of the possible 180 degrees of viewing angle, there is over 100 degrees that can be viewed clearly, and considering I have it mounted above my computer desk and I'm seated close to it and observing it from an angle equivalent to being on the floor, and I don't even need to turn or pivot it to easily see it from my bed across the room, I'd say for the money and value, it's a great television for multiple angle viewing. The screen is not shiny like many lower priced units, however it will reflect lights, but I have mine positioned where that isn't an issue. « Show Less
1856367
I sit fairly close to the screen--about 8-10 feet away. Picture is excellent out to about 20 degrees on either side. It begins to wash out from there but is still reasonably good out to 45 degrees. I have been very happy with this TV.
1884610
I'm using it on my lap with one of the viewing angles right now. It's stable and a good angle for both viewing the screen and typing.
2272683
After MUCH watching of this and other 46" and 52" LCDs, IMHO this is the perfect viewing distance for a 46". Others say a 52" is even fine at this distance, but I find that periodically I see things at 10 feet that I don't at 12, so I like 12' for a 52". YMMV
1100732
It has very good side viewing. It's the equivalent as viewing a decent TV screen. It's considerably better than my old AIO, a 24" MSI. That touchscreen seemed to add a fuzzy layer to the screen so it wasn't very crisp but not so on this Dell. I'd buy it again.
426452
Yes. The 45-degree diagonal is actually more comfortable looking horizontally than upwards into the sky. This telescope won't be as convenient or as rugged as a one-piece spotting scope with a zoom lens, though.
1331946
Like any LCD screen, there is diminishing brightness as your viewing angle increases. However, the manufacturer claims 170-degree horizontal and vertical viewing angles. That's sufficiently wide for the type of application you describe, in my opinion. I use the monitor as a second screen for my laptop, and find it to be very good quality for the price.
1545195
It's not too bad. It's less than a fist height off of the base. If you're sitting in a chair, depending on if you slouch the screen is at eye level and if you turn the magic angle on there is no problem with viewing the screen.