Can the base be removed for wall mounting and are there the required mounts on the back of the monitor for such?
1345409
It isn't VESA compatible per se, however, it does have two holes that line up for the top of the mount. It does not have the bottom two holes. It's strong enough to hold it up just fine, as I have two of these mounted and they are ok. As long as you aren't hanging stuff on them or pulling at them all the time, they will be fine. It's not like they weigh 100lbs.
1345410
I have LG tvs and the base is removable. The tvs sit on the brackets. i am very pleased with these. I have one 55 in and one one 42 in hanging on them. Hope this helps.
1345411
This does NOT have standard VESA mounting capability. It only has two holes on the back and VESA uses 4.
1162941
Hi, No you could NOT mount it on the wall like a flat screen tv, it is not made to have the stand removed from the bottom, at all. If you give me a few minutes I will post a picture of the back for you. BTW, I sent this one back it was defective, and purchased my new one from HP direct and own the "touch screen" now.
302369
yes you can easily slide that out, but depending on your monitor remember you have to disconnect the monitor wiring. i mention this because some monitors the wiring is connected inside the monitor which requires disconnecting the wiring from the computer which can be a little time consuming. The mount is a great unit I love it.
1331894
No, this monitor does not have the VESA mounting supports and the stand is integral with the case. It cannot be dismounted from the stand and mounted on an alternative stand or mount.
386044
Absolutely. Can remove the base and use any standard vesa mounting option.I've got two of these mounted on a dual monitor stand and had no problems removing the base (base is awesome btw) and installing them.
219635
Currently looking at it, and there is no slots on the back for a wall mount; it just has a stand. I think it's too small to be considered for wall-mount capability (plus it's a monitor [I think tvs are more commonly given priority]).
163119
There is no VESA compliant mount on the back of the monitor that I recall. There would need to be some type of adapter bracket to mount this model.
933944
I looked carefully at the back of the monitor. I would say 'no' unless you want to take the entire existing table mount off (which is not readily obvious how to do). Also, I saw no holes in the back which would allow the use of an off-the-shelf mount like you see for most televisions. You might be able to take the table mount off without damaging the monitor itself, then us a 'pictureframe' style monitor mount, but frankly, I would check the HP website for a wall-mount monitor. This monitor is excellent, but I would not spend the time and effort to 'convert' it, especially if there is already a version made for wall mounting. I looked carefully at the back of the monitor. I would say 'no' unless you want to take the entire existing table mount off (which is not readily obvious how to do). Also, I saw no holes in the back which would allow the use of an off-the-shelf mount like you see for most televisions. You might be able to take the table mount off without damaging the monitor itself, then us a 'pictureframe' style monitor mount, but frankly, I would check the HP website for a wall-mount monitor. This monitor is excellent, but I would not spend the time and effort to 'convert' it, especially if there is... » Read More I looked carefully at the back of the monitor. I would say 'no' unless you want to take the entire existing table mount off (which is not readily obvious how to do). Also, I saw no holes in the back which would allow the use of an off-the-shelf mount like you see for most televisions. You might be able to take the table mount off without damaging the monitor itself, then us a 'pictureframe' style monitor mount, but frankly, I would check the HP website for a wall-mount monitor. This monitor is excellent, but I would not spend the time and effort to 'convert' it, especially if there is already a version made for wall mounting. « Show Less
1633514
Yes you can mount this monitor. The owners of this product failed to look at the bottom of monitor which folds up behind it. The mounting holes are on the base so you would fold it behind the monitor then mount it. Problem solved :)
1055044
Yes the stand could be removed and TV mounted on the wall....however you need to purchase the wall bracket separate....
1096245
The base is removable. However, it does not have the complete 4 hole (75mm) patternfor the standard VESA mount. It has just two threaded holes at 75mm apart. I suppose you could use just the top two mounting screws in a VESA hang down mount. The unit is very light so two screws should be fine.GOOGLE VESA MOUNT SPECS and see what I'm talking about.
705845
No - unfortunately, there are no VESA mounting holes on the back of this monitor.
168396
No! There are no mounting/threaded holes on the back of this Samsung monitor.
597946
Not sure about that. Mine is on my desk. But I am sure that places that sell monitors, like Best Buy or Staples or Office Max might have parts so you can mount it on the wall. Hope this helps.
1354532
No.The mount is not removable but can change the position of the screen in many different ways. It works extremely well. This computer is the best PC I have ever owned.It can work like a regular PC or a big tablet. Very fast with beautiful resolution. I will still with Dell All in One's from now on.
2235041
The monitor comes with a stand upon which you can certainly mount it, but it doesn't have mounting holes/hardware for attaching to a wall.
1432443
No, it has no provisions for wall mounting. It is designed to sit on the desk. The screen slides and pivots which prevents mounting. Hope this helps. By the way, it's an incredible monitor, my son uses it for professional gaming.