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Question: adjustable height?
Document: The brightness adjustment buttons are in the back so it's not easy to adjust. However, I don't change it often.2. The color temperature is cold (blue) and is not adjustable. I think this is caused by controller not by the monitor itself, and it should be the same for all USB monitors.
Very happy with it and others who have seen me use it are also impressed. The only complaint is that in Portrait mode, the kickstand lack. I use it primarily in portrait mode, so its annoying. However, it appears that an overturned coffee mug is exactly the right height for the kickstand to work properly. Would have been nice if it had a better solution for it.
This little monitor is just what I was looking for. I have two monitors at work and can't live without that. So I purchased this for those times that I work from home or after hours. It was a breeze to install, screen is bright and clear, no humming noise ( like folks complained of on the other one) and is a good height. All in all I am very happy with this.
The back of the monitor has a small, 4 x 5.5 x 7/16" box attached to it).- 1.8 lbs.- 70" USB cord- adjustable brightness- clever cover design - impossible to come off on its own but easily removable once you know how, see directions below.
There is certainly space for it. I also wish that color or contrast could be adjusted - it cannot (though brightness is adjustable).Overall, it's a great monitor for business graphics for someone on the go or limited on space. It takes up very little space in a bag or on the table. Given the competition and the price, it's great.
When you go into "screen resolution" settings screen on Windows 7 and see your two monitors there, you can adjust the relative positions of the two monitors. Grab and drag the icon for this second monitor and pull it down relative to the other, click "apply." Do this until you get it just right so that when your mouse cursor leaves the screen of your primary, it shows up at the exact same height for your eyes on the secondary screen.
When on laptop battery, I only lose about 20 minutes of life - from 2:30 to about 2:10 or so. Easy to setup. The kick-stand on the back allows limited screen angle for comfort. The height of the bezel at the bottom sets the actual screen at the same level as my laptop - allows for easy scan left to right. The brightness is fine - and the anti-glare screen a real benefit.
If you pull the kickstand out and flip the cover over then the kickstand fits into various grooves on the cover. It's fairly versatile and completely adjustable. You can also use the monitor vertically, but the stand is much more finicky and it requires adjusting quite a few settings, so I don't recommend it.I've since had this monitor for close to a week and have used it on a daily basic. The image quality is good and the horizontal viewing angles are superb when compared to my laptop.
A higher brightness setting would greatly compensate for the fact that...- colors are not adjustable. I imagine that color adjustability would jack up the price, though.Rarely am I on the computer when the Lenovo isn't being put to use, most appreciably when I'm using Adobe's design programs and I put all the panel windows on it, freeing up the laptop screen for designing. (TIP: in Adobe I save these configurations as custom 'workspaces".
I am now never without my Lenovo ThinkVision monitor. This company definitely put some effort into how to correctly design a slim second monitor. I love that it's USB powered and was actually surprised to see how nice the display is with only using that power.The monitor has a nice adjustable kickstand and the cover becomes the base if you want to use it that way.Very portable, very nicely designed. Nice satin/anti-glare screen and overall very well constructed.
Answer: No, but you can adjust the angle to some degree with the 'stand'....think 'kickstand' or the brace on the back of a picture frame. You can adjust the height by placing it on a stack of books or paper reams.