Swivel For Computer Monitor

I purchased two of these to replace two acer monitors I had that were getting older. I just received the monitors yesterday and so far I love them! They are durable but semi-light weight. The screens are massive with very small bezels which gives it a more sleek appearance. The stand comes with rubber grips on the bottom of a very durable feeling metal base that you have to push + swivel to install into the monitor stand. The colors are so much more vibrant than my previous monitors. They don't have any sort of lag and are really making my graphics card shine! They have plenty of plugs. It has an HDMI port + display port so you can use up to 2 computers on each monitor. I even have 3 standard USBs remaining on the left monitor. If you are like me and you've never had a monitor with built-in USBs, you need to plug what I refer to as a "printer cable" (USB A/B) from the screen into whatever computer (or in my case, computer hub) you will be using with the standard USB portion in the computer. This will give you access to the 3 USBs as well as the microphone plug that is built in to the monitor. I really like the haptic button on the rear of the monitor. It can swivel up, left, right, or down and each direction provides a different functionality. Up provides one of my favorite features, which is the eye saver. My job requires me to be staring a screen of letters and numbers for 7 hours a day. That combined with the night light setting in windows is amazing for my eyes. Overall, I'm very satisfied with my purchase and I look forward to using these monitors for years to come!

Love the computer so far but never got the monitor.

Because these swivel, the cable can be pushed out of the way without worrying about damaging the port on the camera or monitor.

It's quite useful. Attached it to computer and monitor and it worked.

its an oked monitor that looks amazing and its only $700. it has caveats. for instance the swivel mount has unthreaded 1/4-20 connectors and what i think is the wrong washer size. also the 1/4-20 mount should have been on the bottom not top of the monitor but did i mention its oled and $700?? what a deal. this monitor looks as good as a $4000 monitor. granted it doesnt have many tools but again the price is so low and it can handle the rigors of filmmaking

I love the way the heads on these cables swivel. It makes it so much easier and better looking to have the cable from camera to monitor not stick out at the ends. Very handy cable.

This is your best bet for a swivel mount. Very sturdy and solid. It works well with my Local VU monitor mount.

I use this cable to connect my external monitor to my DSLR video camera. I like that the connectors swivel and bend, allowing a more flexible connection. It feels durable too.

This is great for rear mounting a monitor to a swivel / tilt arm. Simply mount this to the top of a monitor cage and you're good to go!

It's a well-made and functional mounting arm for a monitor. I'm using it for a 21-inch Mac (ordered the Mac with VESA mount), and it supports the weight just fine. Best part is the complete degrees of freedom. Rotates in every axis. You can raise, lower, swivel, and even flatten the monitor parallel to the desk, if you wanted to put a touch screen on it and have it be a surface. In a perfect world, the swivel tightness adjustments would be a little more precise, so as to be able to tighten and loosen more easily. I'll keep the included Allen wrench handy in case there are adjustments needed. Oh, and the included instructions, written in about 37 different languages, are completely useless. What you need to know: To raise and lower the height, you press and hold in the round disc at one of the joints. That's explained nowhere in the completely pointless instructions, and it's not marked on the product as a control or adjustment point. Non-intuitive, took a while to figure that one out.