Shouldn't pads make the monitors face up, not down?
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Yep, in most cases. They are in two pieces and you can adjust them to tilt upward.
1349259
There are two layers in each pad that means totally four pads. You might take one layer out to let it face up or down.
1349260
the foam is cut horizontaly at an angle so you can pick what direction you want them to face. I have them pointing up from a desk. You do this by turning the foam backwards so the retaining lip is at the rear. Then I just cut it to the depth of the speaker
1349261
each foam come in 2 pcs , u may remove n rotate the top layer to suit ur listening but the foam is too soft n may not work for floor speaker
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.
1448244
By sag, do you mean they pivot down? If so, there is an adjustment screw on the side of the hinge portion. If you tighten this screw it will make it harder to tilt the monitor up and down, but will make it so the monitors weight itself doesn't make it drop.
1193244
They can rotate inwards to form sort of a wide "V". I have (2) 23" monitors and it works great. Being so wide, they lean inwards. Makes viewing much easier
1587591
Each monitor can be tilted up, down and to the side but it seems to be designed that way for the individual user's viewing preferences, not for showing someone who is sitting directly across from you to be able to see. I suggest you place a mirror behind you to reflect your work so someone in front of you can see what you are doing or need to show.
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All three of my monitors are the same make and model. I don't have any sagging issues. Sorry. Wish I could be of more help.
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They cannot be angled any more than the very few degrees that they are angled from each other (which is negligible; they're almost "flat"). This has turned out to be a bit of a problem. When my monitors were on my desk, I put one directly in front of me, and angled the second one (to the right of the first one) a good bit so I could easily see it with a slight head turn. With the ergotron set-up, what is directly in front of you are the monitor edges. This causes a problem because I need to shift my chair to the left in order to see the monitor on the left, and then have to twist my wrist in an awkward way to use my mouse (not good if you have carpal tunnel issues. I was going to ask the folks in our company's machine shop to bend the metal arms for me, but there is concern that might throw of the balance/weight system. So while I think the workfit station is ideal if you have only one monitor, I would not buy it again for dual monitor use.
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sure..the rows aren't right over each other. You might have to double or put smaller head bands on the bottom row since it is lower.
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No. The problem, I think, is your desk is unstable. These pads are used to cushion sound equipment and not helpful for "shaking" as you described. A monitor stand might make the shaking even more pronounced.
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I have used these for years with no problem. The pads should not be falling out if you have the pad facing up just like the picture. Any more questions please feel free to ask :)
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I have mounted 2 of these now as well. However, the one I purchased most recently had the power and HDMI inputs in such a place that they were blocked by the particular mount I was using. The one I purchased a few years ago had the inputs pointing downward which made them accessible using the same mount. Great monitors, but wanted to clarify.
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Yes. The red part of the pad is raised. I still have to use a mouse pad along side of the desk pad..
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This isn't that type of monitor stand. Its more of a set it and forget it. Don't get me wrong, it can be done. But as the others have said, you should have 2 people to raise/lower them. You can however rotate the monitors 90 degrees by yourself if that helps.
1181800
No, it's not flush. And the depth of the monitor is not pretty. It makes the monitor look bulky.
288903
can you adjust the center post up and down? I do not care if the monitors stay at the same level, I might want to lower the monitors to about 4 inches off the desk or higher when i rotate the monitors vertically
1550195
Computers are designed to sit on flat surfaces. The pad lies very flat. I would consider how my computer is vented.
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Not at eye level, certainly not 2ft in any way I can figure. My landscape oriented 23" monitors are about 8" above the desktop. However, if you tilt the monitor back, you can stand and look down on the monitor. I frequently do this when drafting documents via Dragon - it may be psychological, but I feel like I think better on my feet!