HumanCentric VESA Mount Adapter for HP Monitors 22er, 22es, 22f, 23er, 23es, 23f, 24ea, 24ec, 24er, 24es, 24f, 24fw, 25er, 25es, 25f, 27er, 27ea, 27es, 27f, 27fw, 27ec, Does not fit M-Series Models

I have a number of HP monitors, and unfortunately none of them contain a VESA mount. It is fortunate then, that a company has manufactured adapters to allow these monitors to be mounted on a monitor arm. Of all the available options, HumanCentric seemed to be the most legitimate. The hardware kit itself well-made with the primary component being made of solid metal. The instructions are relatively clear but lacks detail as it is just a series of diagrams. Additionally, it should be stated that the stabilizer must be installed before mounting the primary mount onto the monitor. Otherwise, installation was straightforward and should take under 10 minutes. I mounted the monitor to the monitor arm easily and it looks more or less pretty stable. I would still use caution when exerting too much force, however, because again, it is only an adapter and it is only mounted to the monitor with two tiny screws. A real VESA mount attaches directly to the rear of the monitor and provides much more structural support. For example, I would adjust the tilt only by holding onto the actual monitor arm itself, otherwise there is risk of breaking the mount.

For any one that has the HP monitor, they know the stand really stinks. Love the monitor, hate the stand, just so flimsy, the monitor moves around so easy. Wasn't sure this was help, was skeptical, but I have to say, with the upper brace it does make a difference. Not only was I able to put the monitor on a arm, but it's stiffer than it was. Of course, not perfectly stiff, but it is much better. Assembly was not bad at all, just follow the directions and you'll have it set up in no time. Not only a great solution for mounting this monitor, but also makes it more steady. Very happy with this device, works great, and would happily recommend.

I bought the 2-pack because I have two HP monitors (27er & 27f) and I bought a 2-monitor mount. The installation was straightforward, I did it all myself. These mount adapters are sturdy and well-designed. I think any problems or flaws would be due to the design of the HP monitor mount/connector. That said, I feel like the stabilizer on the top part of the mount helps with that. I move my monitors a lot (push them back when I'm done, adjust them depending on what kind of work I'm doing, etc) and I don't feel nervous about the stability. The back of each of my monitors are slightly different, but it doesn't seem to make a difference in the mounting or stability. I had a problem with my delivery (one mount was sent instead of two), but Human Centric responded to my message within minutes (really fast!) and within an hour of sending them my mailing info, they had sent me the other mount adapter and the delivery time estimate. I was impressed with the speed and efficiency of their customer service. I have attached images. The white-back monitor is the 27er, and the black-back monitor is the 27f.

This adapter solved my problem with my non-VESA monitors. I tried a different adapter first, with dismal results. I then found this one and I am so very glad I did! The adapter mount went on easily and with a lot less fuss and bother than the other one. My monitors are now sitting pretty up high and closer to me for work. Here is where I do not give Humancentric 5 stars. You receive a bag of screws, which all look approximately the same size. But there are two screws that are just the smallest bit, well, smaller, and they are what you need to use to attach the mount to your screen. Just saying "small screws" would have been of IMMENSE help. Secondly, the stabilizer doesn't seem to work as well as I'd like, and is in fact, pretty useless. Overall, this is an excellent product for people with HP monitors!

My wife has been working from home since the start of the Covid-19. We made a desk out of an old solid core door and a monitor stand out of the cut off portion of the door. It worked well until it was decided that she should continue to work from home even after the offices she worked at opened up. She wanted a real desk and she finally found one that she liked, but, no monitor stands. And the monitor stands I found, would take up too much space or were too expensive. And then I found these. A way to mount a monitor that has no VESA mount to a monitor arm. I read the reviews and it looked to good to be true, but, what the heck, I gave it a try. And Boy Howdy, I am glad that I did. It worked out perfectly. It gave more space to the desk. made the monitors the correct height and they are now able to be moved in and out as needed. I heartily recommend them for those unmountable new flat screens that don't have VESA mounts built in.

These worked perfectly on my two 24f HP Monitors. I was able to use these to mount them to a 3 monitor stand for my desk and they seem very sturdy and stable. Make sure you read the instructions so you know the correct placement when screwing it on to your monitor.

Don't be fooled by the looks, these things work well. I was very suspicious of them when I opened the package and even more so when I installed them on my 2 HP 24f monitors. Now that they are mounted, it's obvious they are well thought out and the design makes the most of what little HP gave them to work with.

Mount caused my panel to fail. Installation was fine and I was worried about the initial design - with a tension rod behind the thinnest part of the panel. Well my concerns are validated. Upon install everything was fine. Than I started adjusting the position while seated, and suddenly this vertical discoloration appeared. It would come and go by simply moving the monitor but now it's there... Forever. Buyer beware. Probably best to simply buy a monitor with a VESA and designed for mounting instead of converting it and possibly losing a working panel.