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Clarity Fold Stand

SKU: ACFS
Sale price$175.99 Regular price$219.99
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Specification Sheet
Creativity Is Just A Fold Away

Clarity Fold Stand transforms your Clarity Pro Touch* into an ergonomic, ultra-high-definition tablet for sketching out your latest idea, marking up a document or making music. When it’s time to answer some emails or watch a video, it folds back up into a traditional display in seconds. *Clarity Pro Touch monitor sold separately.

Create In Complete Comfort

Clarity Fold Stand can securely hold your monitor raised at an angle like a drafting board, or almost-flat against the table to suit your creative style.

Share Your Work With 360° Rotation

Clarity Fold Stand’s unique base can rotate 360° degrees, making it easy to position in your workstation or show your screen to colleague.

Switch From Table To Traditional Display In Seconds
Stand Base Rotates 360°
Specifications
  • Part No.: ACFS
  • Physical Specifications: Base Width: 280mm, Base Length: 275mm Monitor sits 460mm tall, 9cm above table in upright position Monitor extends 120mm forward
    from base in fold position.
  • VESA Mount: 100 x 100mm
  • Compatible With: 27” Clarity Pro Touch (27C4KPDWT)
  • Package Includes: 1x Clarity Fold Stand
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Customer Reviews

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Hanno Maliepaard

Clarity Fold Stand for Clarity Pro Touch

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Jens-Peter Keil
Perfekt

No better seen

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Paul Margiotta
Pretty good

Needs an extra level of dexterity vertically and in rotation. But solidly made.

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Stephen Carr
Too low

When in upright position screen is too low for comfort. When adjusting tilt angle, power cable can pop out of monitor too easily.

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Kevin Qualls
Great stand. But I also have the one that came with the monitor.

I like the fold stand. The monitor came with the regular stand, and now I have two. I wish you sold it as “either/or.” Seems a bit wasteful. But I like the stand.

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