TN panel with swivel

[hardc0re]

Anyone know of a TN panel in production that swivels 360 degrees? I need a few for office.

 

[Chops]

Most of the Samsung's with the "simple" stands do. My 2343BWX does. I think the Dell SP2309W does as well.

 

[Snowdog]

Around which axis? If you are talking about swiveling into Portrain mode. TN panels in Portrait are garbage and this is from someone who normally likes TN better than PVA/MVA. But in portrait I consider them unusable.

 

[JaguarSKX]

^^^

Swivel typically means you can turn the monitor around the base so people to the left/right can see the screen.

What you are describing is called pivot.

 

[j3ff86]

You could buy whatever monitor you want and a vesa stand.

 

[wagsrules]

Dell has quite a few that have adjustable stands.

 

[Malakai]

You pretty much need to get any monitor with VESA mounting capability, and buy a VESA stand with the swivel options you want.

My old 19" viewsonic vp191b could swivel a bit, and do portrait mode even. My benq g2400wd has a standard crappy tilt-only stand.

I have an old college textbook under it to raise its height a bit, which works fine and is better for me than having to spend 100+ dollars for a nice swivel arm!

 

[Jonte]

Dell has quite a few that have adjustable stands.

The 2209WA is cheap and can be rotated along the base (swiveled?) about 70° both left and right. Isn't that plenty enough?