Can the arm be lowered on the post? I need to extend the monitor out & down off the desk and low over a chair beside the desk.
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Yes, there is a collar that holds the arm at the desired height. It's actually pretty easy to adjust this arm any which way you want.
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Yes, the arm can be at any height on the post, from just above the base to the top. I've done the same thing you're asking about and it works great.
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Yes, the black arm can be positioned up and down on the silver post at any level.
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yes, it certainly can! you can losen a bolt...which allows you to slide the arm up and down the post...then you can tighten it again at whatever level you want. hope this helps Ruthie. Matthew
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Hi there! I am 5' 4'' and I found the mouse pad to be entirely too high and so removed it. The arm rest part itself is fine, although now I have to compensate for the little metal post that sticks up where the mouse pad is supposed to go. I recommend getting the one without the mouse pad. After that, it's just a matter of attaching the device to your desk.
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Yes, I have a 24" monitor on mine and it is fairly heavy. It kept wanting to tilt down but I was able to tighten the Allen bolt on the arm joint and it stays in position now. I would guess that you can do this to every joint so that it would not move at all once you got it set to where you like it.
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Yes you can..... Actually I have but I mounted the monitor on desk mount so that there is no pressure on the bottom of the monitor. There are small screws that attaches the clear plastic to the monitor.
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Hi Ruthie, yes, you will be able to make the monitor touch your desk if you'd like, if it clears the front, you can get the bottom a little lower. It also tilts back quite a bit, so you can pull it down and then tilt it back, this arm is very nice, I have 3 of them!
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This would depend on how high you want the monitor to be off the desk or platform you are using. The sit to stand puts your key board above the surface.
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that would be fine... not sure with the right measurements... I have the same set up... the arm has 3joints it bends (by the base, on the arm itself and at the monitor connector) you can put the monitors straight or slightly curved like what i do...
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Good question. I am shopping for monitor arms and keyboard arms here, and I've been wondering that about every one. How far does it extend?
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There is. The base, in contact with the actual desk, can extend out or retract. The platform, on which your monitor and keyboard would sit when raised, don't actually touch the desk when lowered. I still have a USB keyboard, and I'm thinking of getting a wireless as you would want to move the keyboard down to the actual desk. (Great product for what it is worth!)
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Not very easy to do. I love this monitor stand. we have 4 of them the office. I would think you would be better served to find something with a swing arm. Don't know if there is such a product.
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Just screw/unscrew the fasteners that hold the monitor arms up on the base pole. I'd say it'd be relatively easy as long as the base is in reach and you're not doing it more than once or twice during a workday.
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Yes, you can raise and lower the screen in relation to your desk and there is a small amount of adjustment in the angle to the user.
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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, it can using the adjustment on the arm but when you adjust it higher it tilts to the left. In any case I have it about 1 inch above the desktop and it works for me. I don't mind the slight tilt at 1-inch.
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The height is adjusted by the screw knob in behind the post bracket. If you need to do multiple adjustments during your day the I would suggest a flexible/adjustable monitor arm. This monitor arm is easy enough to adjust, but would be a pain if you had to do it multiple times during the.
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Unfortunately the monitor only tilts down about 15 degrees, so you wouldn't be able to arrange this in a way that would be comfortable using this arm. ikc73's answer may be correct in terms of what the product packaging says, but I have the stand right here and it does not tilt downwards anywhere near 75 degrees, in fact there is a piece of metal to prevent it from doing so. It does, however, tilt up that much so that might be the cause of the confusion.
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Having taken a look at the clamp, it doesn't seem to me that you could do so handily, unless you intend to allow the arm to extend horizontally. You'd need to devise a different means of fastening it to the post. Jim