Would this adjust so that I can stand and view my laptop monitor at eye level easily? I'm 6' 3"
496146
It adjusts to many heights, but I can't be sure about eye level at 6'3". I'm only 5'5" and Mt laptop is eye level. I can make it go much higher, but it's hard to gage if it will go that high.
496147
It might be a stretch. I'm 5'10", sometimes I wear heels, but this puts me right at 6" and I find my positioning, especially wrist and keyboard, aren't as comfortable as standing flat foot. You could always stack it on another platform on your desk, but at that point you might just want to build yourself a custom one. That aside, I've been standing since the start of the year and I love it!
496148
I agree with other reviewers, but if you get a laptop stand from an office supply store, I think you will get it up high enough.
496149
It is not easily adjustable. You cannot go back and forth between standing and sitting with ease.
2284028
It's somewhat easy to adjust but I don't think this is high enough for standing position.
634653
The angle is not adjustable. I'm 5' 5 1/2" and have no trouble seeing over the top of the panel.
1336713
Yes. It adjusts pretty significantly. I use it sitting down and standing up.
1511606
Yes, I think it will but don't expect an 'infinite' adjustment. I am not much taller than you, and it works for me.
2208500
Doubtful. While it could support the weight I don't believe the height adjustment would accommodate such a large screen. I am using for an 18" monitor and at full extension I have about 3 in open from the base.
2283744
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 )
2009722
With my 21" monitor I would have about 8" clear below if I placed the arm clamp at the highest point on the vertical post. Might be OK if the laptop lid is closed. Good luck.
23015
It would not be at eye level. You would be looking down based on a standard height desk. You would need a platform to raise it.
1299027
No, it would be way to difficult to adjust it with the monitor and keyboard on it. In fact, it was hard setting it up and getting is so that it isn't crooked. However, I do like mine. It will shake if I am typing fast and my mouse will fall off (from the vibration). However this set-up is cheaper than other models and it does the job.
1657521
It would depend on the size of your monitor. The stand is adjustable from down to top so you can move the monitor almost to where it's touching the table top or you can almost move it where the bottom of the monitor has about 6-8" (depends on monitor) from the table top surface.
378394
I purchased an identical monitor arm for my wife who is 5ft 2in. It works very well when she is seated. I tried it in a standing position and it's borderline. The center of the monitor mounting point is about an inch shy of 4ft with everything adjusted for maximum height. Don't know if that would be enough or not.
1112742
I view mine at a desk so I have it tilted to that comfort level. In looking at the back of the mount, it looks like you need to use a wrench to tighten the nut to lock into the position you want to view in, so it is not something you would want to change often. It would depend on how high you mount on the wall as far as viewing comfort with the angle you would have but it probably would work. Just not able to adjust by your hand alone, you would need to keep a wrench close by to adjust if needed. I love it for my purpose.
1212691
Adjust your monitor and stand to the level you need it at, the stand has adjustable height
1937407
Yes. I would estimate these settings would work for anyone in the range of 5'7" to 6' 4". You'd have to ask someone shorter to determine whether it works for people shorter than that. It depends on personal preference to some extent.
169505
Yes it can. My husband is 6'5" and he said the adjustment was easy--and made the handling simple.
1667748
It's pretty easy to adjust, if your just talking about tilting the monitor up and down. To actually change the height of the monitor, you would have to learn a screw and tighten again at the desired height.