The ability to rotate a monitor depends on the monitor itself and its stand.
Monitors with Rotation Features:
- Built-in Rotation: Some monitors have a built-in mechanism that allows you to rotate them either manually or with a button. These monitors often come with a stand that supports rotation.
- Adjustable Stands: Many monitors can be rotated using an adjustable stand. These stands allow you to change the monitor's angle, including rotating it to a vertical position.
- VESA Mounts: Monitors with VESA mounting holes can be attached to VESA-compatible mounts that offer rotation functionality. These mounts provide more flexibility and allow you to adjust the monitor's position in various ways.
Monitors Without Rotation Features:
- Fixed Stands: Some monitors come with fixed stands that do not allow any adjustments, including rotation.
- Older Monitors: Older monitors may not have rotation features, even if they have adjustable stands.
To determine whether your monitor can be rotated, check the manufacturer's specifications or the user manual. You can also look for physical buttons or levers on the monitor or stand that might indicate rotation capabilities.
