Is the stand detachable on this monitor? Interesting - answers include both yes and no... : ) To clarify then, Is the stand completely detachable? As in, not just the base of the stand but the stand stem also? Bottom line I'm looking for a monitor that will pack into a suitcase with nothing sticking out from it. Does this monitor meet this criteria? If not, does anyone know of a 20 -21" ultra thin that does?' Is the stand detachable on this monitor? Interesting - answers include both yes and no... : ) To clarify then, Is the stand completely detachable? As in, not just the base of the stand... » Read More Is the stand detachable on this monitor? Interesting - answers include both yes and no... : ) To clarify then, Is the stand completely detachable? As in, not just the base of the stand but the stand stem also? Bottom line I'm looking for a monitor that will pack into a suitcase with nothing sticking out from it. Does this monitor meet this criteria? If not, does anyone know of a 20 -21" ultra thin that does?' « Show Less
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Sorry I just received your question. Yes there is a screw in the back holding the stand.
503361
yes it is. so you can attatch it to a wall mount system or a dual screen stand system as I have done with mine.
503362
Yes, stand is detachable. It is attached to the base of the monitor by a single phillips head screw.
503363
Yes you can remove the stand completely. The stand is attached to the stem.
503364
No, the vertical section of the stand is attached. The oval base does separate from the vertical section, however.
2247362
There is no way to attach it to the stand. I don't ever move it off. I agree with the earlier response to simply move the monitor down
463155
Nope. Also it is very fragile on stand. Every time I move it around, the base of stand came out. Pic. quality is good but that is about it. That is why this is pretty cheap, I guess.I had to send this back because i could not put this monitor on multi monitor stand.I did not know anything about "VESA mountable". So I had to pay for return shipping.
458501
The stand stem was already attached to the screen. I screwed the stem into the base. It doesn't look like the stem is removable from the back of the monitor.
1076148
The monitor I purchased came with a stand/case that the monitor slides into when not in use. The Y Cable is, as I understand it, in the event a single USB port on the computer being used is not powerful enough to power the monitor. I am using the monitor with a Samsung ATIV 700T and am using 1 USB port.
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Too think to work very well. The internet has several documented cases whereby the stand shears off and the whole thing falls to the floor. That happened to me. Luckily it was still within one week of warranty and I got LG to spring for a new one. The new one is not much better. However, I found a solution. Go to Aaron Brothers or any frame shop and get a metal 11 X 17 frame for about $10. Put the monitor on the frame stand and it works great. The actual monitor is really nice. Great color reproduction for photo editing, etc, but the stand sucks. Good luck!
1870906
Not very good. I love everything about this monitor, except for the stand it comes with. Just pushing the button to turn the monitor on causes the entire monitor to move like we're having an earthquake
1510478
Return it if you still can. That's most of buyers do, including myself. Don't exchange a new one since the problem exists in almost all B350 monitors (as far as I know, every one has exactly same problem. Some shows early, others later). Besides, monitor neck (stand) is made of plastic. 27inch is too heavy for plastic. I returned my B350 and got a 24inch ASUS and 100% of its stand is made of metal. Also, take it as a lesson. NO MORE SAMSUNG! Plasticky electronic products never last.
1737276
I have two 27" AOC monitors connected to my stand. The stand is very sturdy and works well for me.Just make sure your monitor has the correct hole setup for the mount so you can secure it onto the mount. Some monitors do not line up correctly.
1837910
It can go low - pretty much until the monitor touches the stand. I have a 24in. Asus monitor and when I bring it down, it touches the stand. FYI - you probably won't be able to use portrait mode with a monitor that side. Here are some pics for reference http://imgur.com/a/TecCc
1331894
No, this monitor does not have the VESA mounting supports and the stand is integral with the case. It cannot be dismounted from the stand and mounted on an alternative stand or mount.
654721
Yes, you can remove it from the stand and attach it to a VESA mount using the following adapter (~$31): VESA Mount Adapter for Asus Monitors MX239H, MX259H, MX279H, and MX27AQ - by HumanCentric
399411
Yes it is detachable. It is actually a realy easy release process. And the monitor angle options are realy practical for viewing at just about any angle in your vehicle. I have had mine for about 2 months and I love it.
1706725
Someone has already answered about the resolution, but you've been given differing responses to the question about clamping on. It does not have an actual clamp, but there is an arm in the back that allows you to set it on top of just about any size monitor and have it remain stable. This works very well.
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Sorry for the late reply. I was traveling and did not had a chance to reply.Yes, you can remove the base, because when we purchased the monitor, we needed to assemble it before using. So yes, you should be able to remove it for dual mount.
2110407
Update... If you get a Sony frame where the stand doesn't fold away easily, and if that bothers you, I'd suggest you try an exchange. I tried a display model at a local retail store and the stand opened and closed smoothly and easily. So, I exchanged mine for another, which also works fine.Clearly, it affects some specimens and not others. Note that the original post mentioned a 'D70, and mine's a 'D80 which is a different moulding. That might imply that the actual 'stand', or at least the ball-jointed mechanism by which it attaches, is common to multiple models of Sony frames and that there's a bad batch in circulation. Update... If you get a Sony frame where the stand doesn't fold away easily, and if that bothers you, I'd suggest you try an exchange. I tried a display model at a local retail store and the stand opened and closed smoothly and easily. So, I exchanged mine for another, which also works fine.Clearly, it affects some specimens and not others. Note that the original post mentioned a 'D70, and mine's a 'D80 which is a different moulding. That might imply that the actual 'stand', or at least the ball-jointed mechanism by which it attaches, is common to multiple models of... » Read More Update... If you get a Sony frame where the stand doesn't fold away easily, and if that bothers you, I'd suggest you try an exchange. I tried a display model at a local retail store and the stand opened and closed smoothly and easily. So, I exchanged mine for another, which also works fine.Clearly, it affects some specimens and not others. Note that the original post mentioned a 'D70, and mine's a 'D80 which is a different moulding. That might imply that the actual 'stand', or at least the ball-jointed mechanism by which it attaches, is common to multiple models of Sony frames and that there's a bad batch in circulation. « Show Less
1685764
Yes th stand must be removed for wall mounting. This is an easy task. I am quite happy with the monitor.