VESA adapter for HP

VESA adapters for HP: the most important questions

Do you want to mount your HP monitor or all-in-one PC on a monitor arm or wall, but nothing fits on the back? You can find the right adapter for every tested HP model here. Each one is built for specific models and fits where the stand would otherwise snap in.

Why does my HP monitor not have a VESA mount?

Many HP office and design series monitors are not prepared for a mount from the factory: the stand is attached to a proprietary mount on the housing, and there are no VESA threads. For other models, the hole pattern is provided via a plate that comes with the HP device. If it is lost, it is often no longer available as a spare part. Many HP all-in-one PCs also only stand on their own base.

How do I know which adapter my HP monitor needs?

HP has changed the mount several times between generations. Two models with similar numbers can therefore require different adapters. The complete designation on the nameplate is the deciding factor.

I have lost the HP VESA plate – what now?

Then an adapter will take over its job. The original plate is often no longer available as a spare part.

Which adapter fits my model?

The one where your complete model number is listed. It is on the nameplate on the back. You can see the tested models on each adapter above and in the list below, or you can enter your model in the setup finder.

Do I have to drill or glue anything?

No. The adapter goes exactly where the stand would otherwise sit and is attached with the enclosed screws. After about two minutes, everything is attached to your mount.

Does the adapter fit my mount?

Yes, if your mount has the adapter's VESA hole pattern, 75 × 75 or 100 × 100 mm. This applies to desk arms, wall mounts, and stands of any brand. If your mount requires a larger hole pattern, a VESA extension will bridge the difference.

Will an adapter hold my monitor securely?

Yes. The adapters are made of high-tensile strength plastics and metals that maintain their shape for years. The mount determines how much weight is supported: its load capacity must be higher than the weight of your device without the stand.

Can I reattach the stand later?

Yes. Remove the adapter, insert the stand, and you're done. Because nothing is drilled, glued, or opened on the device, it remains in its original condition.

Don't have a mount yet? You can find every monitor mount here.

The adapter does not fit into the mount – what should I do?

Compare the complete model number from the nameplate with the list on the adapter, including the suffix. Similar numbers often have different mounts. Never force the adapter into place.

The screws do not catch or are crooked – what should I do?

Use the screws from the adapter bag, not those from the mount, and start them straight. Tighten them by hand first, then crosswise. If a screw does not catch, check whether it is too short or is hitting an edge before reaching the thread.

The monitor tilts forward on the mount – what should I do?

Tighten the tilt joint on the head of the mount. It is important that the weight of your device without the stand is within the load capacity of the mount; a heavier device pulls harder on the joint.

The mount does not lie flat against the adapter – what should I do?

Check whether the back panel is curved or if cable connections are in the way. Spacers provide the necessary distance.