can the stand in the back be pulled out so the screen doesn't lean forward...i tried to pull the stand further back , but it would not move...
479313
We have two of the computers and our stands come out. I do remember having to pull harder than I thought you would need to.
479314
Yes, it pulls out. It was stiff and l was nervous as well. But l have adjusted it for angle many times since
479315
The stand in the back pulls out and the screen leans back slightly, much like a picture frame.
285622
I had mine for a few months before I sold it. But it felt very solid. I think the back of the screen was indeed a bit flexible but not enough to cause any problem, and I had to press pretty hard to push it toward the screen.
1127955
I assume this is for the cords to go through but unless the installer made some mistake, it just leans against the back and seems really unnecessary the way my cords come out; in fact, I think I will just take it down as it just makes it harder to figure what goes to what. Otherwise, I love the stand and he didn't have any problem putting it together and it holds my 55" TV fine.
1231969
When I was purchasing this monitor I researched stands a bit, and the only method I found was to actually take the entire screen apart, which involves removing some connection pieces (drilling it out) and replacing it once you are putting in back together. I would highly recommend not bothering.
248136
The stand does not "screw" into the bottom of the screen... there is a quick connect mounting plate and the stand screws to that.
2228641
You can actually position it however you like. The clip on the stand allows for the screen to be hung on ANY side. So if you need it to be 7' WIDE x 5' TALL you can hang it by the longer side. And if you need it to be 7' TALL x 5' WIDE, you can just hang it by the shorter side.
1913168
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.
1951844
If you push the top right corner, then the bottom left corner would have to come forward in order to flip anything over. That just doesn't happen with such deep grooves in the base. If anything, you'll just slide the stand back if you push too hard in landscape mode...or knock the whole thing over in portrait mode (and you'd *really* have to be abusive for that to happen).
984559
Hello it actually bothered me too. However I decided to place it on top, since the screen is heavy and is not moving at all at bottom. I am in agreement with other comments if you feel that is going to move the other two at bottom would certainly solve this problem. Hope this helps.
1522020
Nope.You can play around with it and make it stay up, I've done it by simply moving the phone towards the back of case when it's on it's side. Works just as well.
83830
There are 2 parts to the case, the base and the cover. With the base attached you can pull out the screen to tilt it. It's a little more difficult because the material sort of covers where your fingers grab it, but it does flip out.
1323969
Personally, I wouldn't put it back on the stand. They break...I on my second TV do to faulty stand. I will soon be hanging mine. I can see the TV starting to lean forward. It didnt start out that way.
1236368
to be completely honest, the order came to late to do my repairs. But the one noted here should work. you do not want something too big or think, after all it is going to be inside the phone and it should not look like the screen is going to pop out.
1389542
No, it's glued to the stand. Even if you did manage to "saw" it out, it would weaken the middle section for using anything heavy because it's so long.
534986
The screen doesn't come off....and the "case" that came with mine is small because it's just a protective slip on sleeve.:-)
2281273
Not really. I would suggest mounting it if you want to do that. The viewing angle is not bad, but not amazing either. If you are going to watch at an angle I would reconsider. Also note that the stand legs are perpendicular to the screen and take up space.
679348
you gently pull it off. it should be easy to pull off the screen its sticky not permanent.