Can you use in portrait mode? null

I'm not very good at computer speak. By "portrait mode" I assume that means turning the monitor lengthwise in portrait position? If that is what you mean, then the answer is "No". Forgive my ignorance if I have misunderstood your question.

Not with the factory stand, you need arm Vesa mount.

Yes, you can use in portrait mode but not with the stand it comes with. I have mine mounted to a 2 monitor stand which will allow portrait mode.

No, you can not as it is locked into landscape. It seems that best buy exaggerated somewhat on that point.

yes you can but the stand wont twist so you need to find something else to keep it up on portrait mode.

You can set the OS to display in portrait and the monitor will correspond but there is no mounting options for portrait mode on the monitor.

Not with the stand that it comes with. It is VESA complaint so you may be able to get a stand that allows you to use it in portrait

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I'm not very good at computer speak. By "portrait mode" I assume that means turning the monitor lengthwise in portrait position? If that is what you mean, then the answer is "No". Forgive my ignorance if I have misunderstood your question.
Answered by Tnghost 10 years ago
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Not with the factory stand, you need arm Vesa mount.
Answered by chino 9 years ago
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Yes, you can use in portrait mode but not with the stand it comes with. I have mine mounted to a 2 monitor stand which will allow portrait mode.
Answered by agcomptech 9 years ago
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Yes, with an different base.
Answered by JDub 9 years ago
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No, you can not as it is locked into landscape. It seems that best buy exaggerated somewhat on that point.
Answered by JPPS 9 years ago
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yes you can but the stand wont twist so you need to find something else to keep it up on portrait mode.
Answered by youhanna8 10 years ago
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You can set the OS to display in portrait and the monitor will correspond but there is no mounting options for portrait mode on the monitor.
Answered by Akkman796 10 years ago
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Nope
Answered by Longfellow 10 years ago
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Not with the stand that it comes with. It is VESA complaint so you may be able to get a stand that allows you to use it in portrait
Answered by Angie 10 years ago
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