Can the device be fitted to the side of the monitor? Or does it have to be the top?
1328103
Maybe if your monitor is very thin, but it is probably best for viewing angle if its at the top.
1328104
I'm sure that with a little creativity you could figure something out for that. But why would you want to? It's designed to mount on top center of the monitor and works quite well from there. As you move from center, it will work, but you will get progressively decreasing performance particularly when looking to the opposite side.
1328105
There is actually two pieces. One that goes on the top of the monitor or some other structure that is in front of you and there is another piece that attaches to a hat. Neither wouldn't attach to the side of the monitor and I wouldn't recommend it even if you can tape it.
1557582
There's an adapter for it http://www.gladiatorjoe.com/searchquick-submit.sc?keywords=U28D590D but I don't like that it sticks out on the bottom. Even the Monoprice 4k monitor has a Vesa mount, what a shame Samsung
163119
There is no VESA compliant mount on the back of the monitor that I recall. There would need to be some type of adapter bracket to mount this model.
1401216
It is a great stand. Yes, you can turn that on it side, just make sure your monitor also allows you to rotate. You have to measure your monitor lengthwise.
391123
The screen it is made for is slightly wider than it is tall. I just turned the monitor sideways (so it's now taller than wide) and I can see the entire screen from every angle, so no it will not work that way. The "lines" that cause the blocking only go in one direction so it won't work that way.
439664
You can leave the stand steady on the desktop and set the monitor on the desktop in front of it. I have the stand steady on the side of my desk and disconnect my laptop from the docking station and put it on stand steady.
708086
Yes, if you push towards the front past the support bars (shown in picture). I game with the monitor pushed up towards the front so it would be no big deal to me. However, if you plan on fully utilizing the desktop with other objects, it would be crowded. I hope this answer helped.
1105783
Yes you can all you need to do is to pull out the base, grab the base that is pulled in the monitor and push it out, I used to have mine mounted on the all.
1016265
After checking the specs for the monitor in question... Said device isn't vesa supported; mounting configuration isn't available. Therefore; its my conclusion that the mount will not adequately fit or support the monitor.
1430116
Depends on what you mean with Full screen. The monitor will not fill all the glass up to the bezel. There will be about 1/2 inch on the sides. Some video card drivers also have an overscan that you can use, but you will not be able to fill all the way to the plastic bezel
2247361
There is no built-in way to attach your monitor to the stand's panel.We are working to develop a new product with a larger panel that should allow you to safely adjust you monitor's height without first removing it from the stand. I hope to have this newly designed product available in April.
62858
Brackets on the stand mount to the standard holes in the back of the monitor(s). You will need to remove the stand that came on the monitor. The more I use this, the better I like it.
892672
No, you can't. There is no VESA mount. Further the cables are plugged in horizontally and not vertically. So it needs some space behind the screen.
107118
Yes. The mount can be sit with the screen vertically or horizontally by a simply by twisting it to that position
1445099
No, unless your monitor can be elevated behind it, you'd need to buy two of these. :-)
830672
I don't think so. It is attached like a latch and pin to adjust up and down, no side to side. Plus it folds over in a weird way I assume for packaging purposes. But it's a great monitor!
1812955
Yes. Once attached you just turn the monitor. You can also just mount it in portrait to begin with.