Does the mount it comes with move from the mirror to adjust for angles for viewing once mounted on wall?
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Hi Danny, once mounted to the wall/fixture, the braket is still able to be adjusted via the 2-axis linked braket to get the desired viewing angle. Hope this helps
1759552
Yes it does. You can flip the mirror from regular view to magnified view and the entire mirror goes from side to side. I am very pleased with mine.
665371
No it does not. It is just a simple tiltable wall mount. This one does http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000WL6YY8/ref=pd_aw_sbs_9?pi=SS115
795449
You adjust it how you want it...I advice anyone to get this wall mount. I love mine! I hope this answers your questions....
928228
Yes. It also includes a patented mounting convex spacer that you can use to adjust for a better viewing angle
869337
Yes, the tilt is adjustable. It will go up and down or at whatever angle you need.
2072997
HI Bob, Just looked. It pivots, or hinges, in one axis once it is installed. This adjusts your view in and out. To adjust up or down you would need to adjust the bolt. It would pivot by loosening the bolt that expands inside the bar to hold the mirror in place. You would risk breaking the mirror by trying to pivot it once it is tightened. If you left it a little loose, you might be able to pivot it. Does that help?
213953
This mounting kit is practically worthless. No, the cable is not adjustable unless you want to tie a knot to shorten it. Once, the TV is mounted up against the wall there is no way to adjust the TV for proper viewing angle. I threw my kit away since the return postage may cost the same as the kit. I hope the answer helps.
665372
No it does not. The vertical pieces bolt to the back of the tv and provide hooks to hang on the horizontal bars which attach to the wall. It does tilt some vertically, but not side to side.
677749
It's always at the angle shown. The only adjustment is side to side in the mounting bracket.
1764030
The answer (seems to me) to be completely one of personal choice and physical set up in the area where you're going to use the mirror. While it swivels and extends/contracts easily the fitment of parts are tight and will stay where you position it. I've actually got mine on the wall behind where I sit and use it for rear view of my head - or - I turn to use it up close.
1369468
Yes, the mount lets the light rotate horizontally. For vertical movement, I clamp it only tight enough so it won't move on it's own, but loose enough to be able to adjust it by hand if I need to.
543726
The tilt can be adjusted after mounting and you do not need tools. I suppose the screws could theoretically be so tight as to preclude tilting, but I haven't had any trouble out of it. The tilt works by allowing the tv to pivot on a bolt in the back. It will be very obvious once you see it. It basically pivots the brackets screwed to the tv in their relation to the hook that goes on the mount.
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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.
1297503
It has a ball swivel wall mount. Can be angled in any direction. I would say it angles down about 20-25 degrees.
2218047
The mount doesn't swivel but you can slightly reposition the handle within the mount to get a different angle.
1571944
Yes it does rotate 180° and have a small metal pin inside the clip to keep it open to change the viewing angle.