“I am disappointed that they didn't include the heavy, center stand. This looks like the little two legs that are far apart. I would have to add a center stand that attaches to the VESA bolts. Who agrees?”
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The stand is perfectly fine for holding up the display, and it is small enough to where even the legs being apart shouldn't interfere with your setup. If anything, the TV is raised a bit higher compared to the center stand design which I think a lot of people will like. I would say that unless you are wall mounting it or really hate the look, these legs are perfectly serviceable and I personally would not invest any extra money in a 3rd party stand.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The legs are quite adequate for safely holding this display. I've had it on my desktop for a month now. No issues.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The tv is 10 lbs lighter and marketed as a gaming monitor. The legs allow for cable management and storage underneath for accessory like keyboard mouse remotes etc. You can vesa mount on a 200x300 with washers as spacers and use an ergatron HX if you want. You can also wall mount or use a desk shelf.
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