Can this monitor be used in a vertical display mode ? null

Yes! Especially if you download the lg screen splitting software. It used to come with the monitors in a disk but doesn’t anymore and they don’t even advertise it. It actually took a little digging to find the download online. But to me it’s the whole reason these monitors are so awesome. The features the software unlocks is amazing!

In windows, go to display settings and choose portrait setting over landscape and then figure out how you have to mount your monitor. Any screen can be verticle .

Yes it can, I just hooked mine up, you will need an aftermarket monitor arm to do it though. Then change to portrait in computer display settings.

Sure can, just need a monitor stand

Yes. You would have to make this changes on the PC. Once connected, the monitor will recognize the changes and adapt to the PC input.

No, this unit cannot be used vertically. ^CP

“Can this monitor be used in a vertical display mode ?”

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Yes! Especially if you download the lg screen splitting software. It used to come with the monitors in a disk but doesn’t anymore and they don’t even advertise it. It actually took a little digging to find the download online. But to me it’s the whole reason these monitors are so awesome. The features the software unlocks is amazing!
Answered by Dw23 6 years ago
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In windows, go to display settings and choose portrait setting over landscape and then figure out how you have to mount your monitor. Any screen can be verticle .
Answered by Trunks 5 years ago
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Yes it can, I just hooked mine up, you will need an aftermarket monitor arm to do it though. Then change to portrait in computer display settings.
Answered by Mainer 4 years ago
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Sure can, just need a monitor stand
Answered by BenDanklin 4 years ago
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Yes. You would have to make this changes on the PC. Once connected, the monitor will recognize the changes and adapt to the PC input.
Answered by JBuy 5 years ago
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That’s a big, fat nope.
Answered by Magog29 6 years ago
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No, this unit cannot be used vertically. ^CP
Answered by LG Digital Customer Care 6 years ago
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