How hard it is to adjust the height after the TV is installed? I am looking for a mount for use with a standing desk and TV is the main monitor.
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it's a little difficult/tricky depending on the size/weight of the tv. We have a 60" on it and hubby has to lift the tv while I adjust the bolt on the back.
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Setup wasn't ideal, I bought this product but found another similar at frys tried them both and didn't like this one, I returned it and it cost me about 35% of the 330$ or what lever I spent on it just to return it. Was a big hassle, and I wouldn't recommend.
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I've had mine for about a year and a half now. Assembly was easy, initial TV mounting wasn't bad (but requires two people), but raising the height after mounting the TV was not as easy (and definitely required two people). Basically, there are a couple of bolts that have to be removed and re-inserted in the next set of holes in order to raise or lower the height. While the bolts are out someone has to hold the TV to keep it from falling down to the lowest height. On the positive side, once the bolts are re-installed, this puppy is not coming loose. Seems much more durable than clamps or set screws would be. I've had mine for about a year and a half now. Assembly was easy, initial TV mounting wasn't bad (but requires two people), but raising the height after mounting the TV was not as easy (and definitely required two people). Basically, there are a couple of bolts that have to be removed and re-inserted in the next set of holes in order to raise or lower the height. While the bolts are out someone has to hold the TV to keep it from falling down to the lowest height. On the positive side, once the bolts are re-installed, this puppy is not coming loose. Seems much more durable than clamps or set... » Read More I've had mine for about a year and a half now. Assembly was easy, initial TV mounting wasn't bad (but requires two people), but raising the height after mounting the TV was not as easy (and definitely required two people). Basically, there are a couple of bolts that have to be removed and re-inserted in the next set of holes in order to raise or lower the height. While the bolts are out someone has to hold the TV to keep it from falling down to the lowest height. On the positive side, once the bolts are re-installed, this puppy is not coming loose. Seems much more durable than clamps or set screws would be. « Show Less
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of 3 people found the following review helpful3.0 out of 5 stars The TV mount is NOT adjustableI bought one of these expecting there to be some kind of adjustment for the direction the TV points. Most other TV mounts I've seen have this feature. This model does not have one. Because of this, I returned it. While I'm not sure this is defined as a flaw, it IS something you should be aware of before you buy this cabinet. I can not comment on the balance of the... Read the full review › Published 7 months ago by Todd › See more 3 star, 2 star, 1 star reviews
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My TV is 80 inches, so it was very heavy, but it wasn't difficult otherwise. It kind of hooks on and then you tighten it up with a screw once it is on there so it stays. I've never removed it, but it would be easy to do so.
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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
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Totally a bummer. Every flat screen monitor and TV I've seen has holes for mounting. I bought a dual monitor mount thinking I could mount it with my other monitor. There is definitely no way to mount this thing. I'm hoping it is an amazing monitor because it already has one strike against it.
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Once you mount the monitors, it's not very easy at all. Not because of a poor design, but because it wasn't designed to do height adjustments like that. Beyond that, I can highly recommend this stand. Just ensure your monitors have VESA mount points.
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I measured it last night with a plum line. The TV is 27" tall and leans 1 1/2" forward at the top. Doing the trig. gives you about a 10 degree tilt. It is obvious and unacceptable to me. I will be in discussion with the retailer later today and may have to return the entire TV tomorrow. I have mounted the TV onto the base three times with the same result each time. I see no adjusting screws to work with. Harvey
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only when you initially install it - after that if you want to adjust height you have to take the TV off and reset the attachement arms.
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I think that by any definition the monitor can easily be moved around. During installation you should adjust the spring tension to adjust for your monitor weight. That is pretty easy to do because it is just a matter of turning a screw. Once you have the tension adjusted you can easily move the monitor up/down in/out left/right with one hand. The tilting mechanism is a little less easy depending on the size/weight of your monitor. I have 2 of these arms at my desk, one with a 27" monitor and the other with 12" Cintiq. The smaller/lighter Cintiq is a little harder to maneuver, but I still would not call it hard. The tilting control just seems to be friction based, so a smaller monitor has less leverage and heft to overcome the friction.
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Infinite! You can adjust to the precise desirable height, within the confines of the mounting pole height. Depending on the size of your clients monitors it's merely a question of aesthetics, that is, how much of the mounting pole will be protruding above the monitors. However, I have dark monitors so everything blends nicely!
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Hi Irina and thank you for your interest in our product. To adjust the height, an allen wrench is required, but we do not recommend adjusting the height with your television mounted.Please let us know if we can answer any further questions.
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I too had a VESA 200 X200 swivel mount bracket already on my bedroom wall. Went from 37 inch to 47 inch TV. Measured several times between holes on adapter plates. Long story short, could never get ALL the holes to line up just right to accommodate screws for my LG tv. Even with my neighbor helping, wound up scratching new tv. In the end, I bought a quality tv stand with shelves. Was able to screw hanger hooks into each hole and simply hang it on rack. Adapter plates may work for you. Worth a try and you can always return it. Got a prompt refund on mine. Good luck.
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It's pretty easy to adjust, if your just talking about tilting the monitor up and down. To actually change the height of the monitor, you would have to learn a screw and tighten again at the desired height.
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My tape came out reading the vertical height as 12 7/8 inches. Now the desk cant be stretched so it all depends on the measurements of your tv set. An alternative is to use a tv with pip in the main opening. It will accommodate a 27 inch monitor or tv with pip.
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The larger (and heavier) the monitors, the more difficult it is to adjust their height. I have two 24" monitors and it's much easier to have someone holding the monitors and moving them up or down while another person loosens and tightens the bolt.
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The mount is great. It pulls out to 26.5 inches. When you drill your holes in the wall, just make sure you use a level to make sure you are horizontal. When you attach the TV to the mount, you can move it horizontal along the mount to make sure it is level. If you have the TV to far to the left or the right it will be off center. You will like the mount. It is very flexible.
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How high does the top of the screen end up being, in your case? Maybe a better technicalt question would be how high is the lowest set of mounting holes? Then I could measure from the top of my tv to the bottom set of holes on the TV to find the total mounting height.