Post by boo on Aug 20, 2023 19:37:41 GMT
Greetings, O geeky ones!
Mrs Boo works at home on a laptop but, having been back into the office a few times lately, is now missing the luxury of an extra screen. She works at a writing desk which is a family heirloom, so any external monitor will have to sit on the top (around head height) on a freestanding base - no clamps!
Because it wuld be at/above her eyeline, we really need the monitor (we're thinking something simple, around 22"/24", with a single HDMI port) to be able to tilt forward, rather than back. Probably no more than about 10/15 degrees.
Every basic monitor I've looked at comes with a fixed stand with no height/tilt adjustment, and most adjustible stands are either clamp style or for multiple screens.
Any suggestions for a monitor, or a monitor and separate stand that might solve the problem?
Cheers!
Boo
Mrs Boo works at home on a laptop but, having been back into the office a few times lately, is now missing the luxury of an extra screen. She works at a writing desk which is a family heirloom, so any external monitor will have to sit on the top (around head height) on a freestanding base - no clamps!
Because it wuld be at/above her eyeline, we really need the monitor (we're thinking something simple, around 22"/24", with a single HDMI port) to be able to tilt forward, rather than back. Probably no more than about 10/15 degrees.
Every basic monitor I've looked at comes with a fixed stand with no height/tilt adjustment, and most adjustible stands are either clamp style or for multiple screens.
Any suggestions for a monitor, or a monitor and separate stand that might solve the problem?
Cheers!
Boo
