I have a 24 inch monitor, how low can it go?
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
1837911
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
1837912
I only know fully lowered my Secptre 18.5" TV is 1¾" from the bottom edge to the table top. It has a 2" frame at the bottom of the screen.
1837913
with my 24" monitor, it can raise another 1.2" vertically positioned and has plenty of movement available to lower if you wanted a horizontal position.
948742
The minimum distance between the low edge of the monitor's frame and the desktop is 4.5". You can raise the monitor for the maximum of 5". So, the maximum distance between the low edge of the monitor's frame and the desktop is 9.5"
1968283
You can adjust it to various heights. I have 2 1/2" from my desktop to the bottom of the monitors. They are 22" monitors.
629821
The lowest possible position of your monitor will depend on its size. I have a 23.6" widescreen monitor. When the monitor is positioned vertically, it can go all the way down to the point where it touches the base ring. When the monitor is positioned horizontally, it can go down to a point about .5" above the ring. Smaller monitors, in the horizontal position, would likely sit above the ring a bit further, but this will also be dependent on where the mounting holes on the back of the monitor are centered.
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.
948744
At lowest the bottom of the monitor is 4 inches from the desktop and it will raise up 5 inches making it 9 inches at the highest. Raising it is simply lifting the screen or pushing it down with your hands. I works great.
3181
My desk is about an inch from the wall, I can push the monitor back to about 2" from the wall.
1823134
it depends. - i have my 65" tv set at the lowest level; the distance from the floor to the bottom of the tv is 2'6"- i can take it up 7", but that is too high for my taste
1064293
The monitors are about 4 to 5 inches higher when in the down position. The keyboard will sit on the lower position so is only about an inch higher.
1376531
On mine I have have 3 22" and the left and right monitors are lower than the center. Doesn't bother me at all.
520598
It depends on the size of your displays. The mount raises on the pole to a maximum of around 1 foot, however all displays would be centered on the VESA mounts, so the size of your display will determine how high the bottom of the screen is from the base of the mount/your desk. For example, my 27" display is around 8" from the desk to the bottom of the display, whereas my 23" displays are around 10" up.
948745
At the lowest setting of the stand, the bottom of the monitor is 5.5" off of the table. At the highest setting of the stand, the bottom of the monitor will be 9.25"
2027864
how big is your monitor? Mine is 21 if no more than 27, then it should fit fine.
539170
Each of the monitor mounts can be positioned independently upon the mounting shaft, so unless your monitor is some ridiculously small vertical distance like four inches or something it should be able to be positioned low enough to do as you require.
1045911
I am using 24" monitors and it is working great! I would buy this product again; it has met all expectations!
623783
To the bottom if you want. In my config. I have one 27 inch monitor and one 24 inch. You can play a lot with the configuration. Also, you can use the mount as a lethal weapon in zombie apocalypse, it's very sturdy.
1901954
The problem with 24" monitors is that you won't be able to move them forward much, since doing so pushes the mounts toward the center post, reducing the available space for monitors. However, I only have four 21" monitors, so I can't verify how much you can actually move them forward.