How wide does the monitor clip open?
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The camera clip opens about three inches and the stand leg for the monitor opens about 1 inch
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About 4-5 inches of room from the back of the monitor to be safe. Maybe a little less. There is a built in stand though, with an attachable circle bottom for the stand to go into.
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Hi Tara,I had to return it as the monitor arrived broken, so I don't have it to measure for you. I ended up buying one at Costco.
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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
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Up to 30" (must be VESA compatible - 4-bolt patten on back). You enable a setting in the graphics card configuration that "spreads" the desktop onto the 3 monitors and corrects for the bezel width.
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The very maximum expansion of the clip is about an inch. It's expanded about a quarter inch to hang on my laptop screen.
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1/2" width on clip. I like my case. Fits well with my asus and my husbands samsung. The tabs are on 1" elastic tabs and pull enough to fit on my tablet. My only issue is my on/off button sits under the left hand corner tab. Doesn't seem to effect use though . I would recommend, great price for cover.
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I set it up with 6 Viewsonic monitors which are 25 1/4 inches edge to edge. I had the monitors overlap, but the viewing area was not obstructed. I'm guessing about 25 inches is the max width. If this had bothered me, I probably could have had the edges be flush by removing the end plates. They were on pretty tight, so I don't know if this is possible without destroying the plates.
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I don't quite understand the question, but I have this mount on my desk and it us a fantastic device to hold my 2 24" monitors. It's versatile, sturdy, functional and looks great. The screw type clamp device that fastens it to my desk is well constructed and easy to install. I haven't measured the clamp, but it will need a couple of inches from the edge of the desk lip, and the thickness of the desk surface isn't an issue because the clamp can accomodate a fairly thick edge. Hopefully this addresses your concernDavid
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17in when fully extended as far as it goes, that is to the face of the monitor
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The screen portion is approximately 11 x 18. I am not counting the part that clips onto the monitor.
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4 4/8 inches and, from the bezel to my desk; the rest of the screen monitor 14 7/8 inches
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To Answer your question, They measure the size of the monitor diagonally from corner to corner. Which makes it 24 in"
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As an FYI: To answer this question, I unplugged my own light, unclipped it from my piano, and then re-clipped it on my own monitor! My monitor is rather large (and a "flat screen" so it's not too wide, coming in around 1/2" or so), so it has a 2/3" frame around the screen, and I was able to clip it on to the edge without it touching the screen. My monitor has a sturdy base, so it was not "shaky", however, you would need to be sure your own monitor had both: 1) A large enough frame around the screen for the product to attach to, and 2) the monitor should have a sturdy enough base to hold the weight of the light! So the answer is yes, if you can answer yes to both of these requirements! Good luck (and I hope I helped)! As an FYI: To answer this question, I unplugged my own light, unclipped it from my piano, and then re-clipped it on my own monitor! My monitor is rather large (and a "flat screen" so it's not too wide, coming in around 1/2" or so), so it has a 2/3" frame around the screen, and I was able to clip it on to the edge without it touching the screen. My monitor has a sturdy base, so it was not "shaky", however, you would need to be sure your own monitor had both: 1) A large enough frame around the screen for the product to attach to, and 2) the monitor should have a... » Read More As an FYI: To answer this question, I unplugged my own light, unclipped it from my piano, and then re-clipped it on my own monitor! My monitor is rather large (and a "flat screen" so it's not too wide, coming in around 1/2" or so), so it has a 2/3" frame around the screen, and I was able to clip it on to the edge without it touching the screen. My monitor has a sturdy base, so it was not "shaky", however, you would need to be sure your own monitor had both: 1) A large enough frame around the screen for the product to attach to, and 2) the monitor should have a sturdy enough base to hold the weight of the light! So the answer is yes, if you can answer yes to both of these requirements! Good luck (and I hope I helped)! « Show Less
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If your flat screen monitor is flat enough, then yes. As S. Bufe mention the clip has about 1 inch of expansion space. Keep in mind it fits a 13.3 laptop screen perfectly, and the sound disperses sideways from behind the screen. If you put it in a large screen, sound may be blocked and muffled.
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You made me get out my tape measure to check. "Bezel" is 1mm or about a quarter of an inch. There will be a gap between the monitors and screens. I have a dual monitor setup this monitor and an AOC 23" which has a larger bevel. With both of these monitors sitting together touching the gap between visual portions of both screens is 1" and 1 quarter or a little more than 3mm. I don't have any problems at all as a dual monitor setup for my computer but I don't watch movies or videos the full width of both monitors I choose one or the other. If you are sitting far enough back I wouldn't think it would be a big deal, you will get used to whatever setup you have, just don't use the stands that come with it and get one of those multiple monitor stands that allow you to move them around however you want above your desk.
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I have a monitor stand clipped to the side. There's a lip there and it clamps fine. The back and front have more room to clamp as there is nothing blocking it. So, yes.