Is the LCD screen able to rotate on the stand if the base is secured to a table top - or is it fixed?
1438923
If I remember correctly the stand is fixed and cannot rotate. We used a wall mount for our TV when we installed it in our boat.
1438924
I do not know because we mounted it on a wall, but wanted to let you know we really like it.
1438925
As i remember, "the base is fixed" and will not rotate if secured to a table top. I did not use the base, because i hung the TV on my wall using the appropriate rotating wall mount i purchased through Amazon. I love the TV because it has a fantastic digital picture and i can power it with my solar panels/12 volt DC or by AC .
1438926
The base that comes with it is fixed. I would imagine a rotating one would be special order, haven't seen one or even looked!!
2105071
All of the posted answers are wrong. The TV will rotate just a few degrees on the supplied stand. since the rotating ability is so small you may or may not be able to adjust enough.
1328316
Not on the provided stand, but it has a standard vesa mounting bracket on it, so you can install a 3rd party mount and rotate it.
440641
Yes, it is possible to rotate stand coupler to the horizontal position. This is particulary usefull for group settings and widescreen renderings.
111797
No it is set in a fixed position by tightening. It would have to be loosened rotated and tightened again to hold the TV.
1846321
It is very easy to rotate the monitor on the stand. The only issue I see is do you have enough cord length for the video cable and power cord as that will determine how far you can rotate the monitors. I have very limited cord length so rotating is difficult.
133879
no,it is screwed to the base.i use it on my desk at work and it has a great picture,but i don't watch from an angle.
2017588
The stand provided with the Panasonic TC-P65ST60 (65" Plasma Flat Screen) does not swivel.
1758552
Dear Valued Customer,Thank you for your inquiry. This monitor does not rotate due to the size, but otherwise, the full range of movements have been included in the manual. Thank you and have a great day.
2281273
Not really. I would suggest mounting it if you want to do that. The viewing angle is not bad, but not amazing either. If you are going to watch at an angle I would reconsider. Also note that the stand legs are perpendicular to the screen and take up space.
274179
The swivel stand has a round 'turntable' under it that stays stationary while the rectangular top moves. The movable top will not touch or harm your tv table. We are very pleased with it!!
646201
No. The table is Permanently affixed to the stand. The only way to move it is on its wheels.
668132
It's sort of both, depending on what you are asking. In the picture, you see those silver "legs" that attach the screen to the grey stand part that sits on the desk? Those legs are fixed to the screen, but the legs will pivot back and forth at the two points where two legs meet the stand. Think of the screen like the back of a lawn/pool chair - you can tilt the whole screen back and forth to adjust the angle as needed, but you can't tilt the screen from side to side (like a TV or traditional computer monitor) unless you move the entire unit.
1795471
Yes, you can extend and rotate the LCD screen when the camera is in the case
765627
Swivel flip of physical screen. It swivels 180 and then flips down onto the base
1563287
Yes the stand allows for the display to be raised 9 1/2 inches from the base which in turn allows it to rotate into portrait mode.
626182
No. But rotating the whole table is good enough for me. :-) (The swiveling stands I've seen tend to be much more expensive.)