Are the no-access caps really necessary? The cable itself covers up the screw heads in the VESA mount holes. I did not use the no-access covers.
390159
They're necessary if you can access the screw head with a screwdriver. I ran the lock through one of the cable ends, so a cap wouldn't fit if i wanted it to.
390160
No. I don't believe the caps are necessary. I guess the caps are to make a thief think it is solid metal inside.
1909284
You're correct. I ordered the TV and the apparent VESA mount holes are not actual mounting holes, they are just depressions. I'm assuming they are actual mounting hols on the larger TVs. I called Toshiba and they verified that this TV can not be mounted.
1110515
I have mine set up to a 3M ergo stand. It fits VESA. The only issue is removing the old stand, which you have to open the back of the monitor to do. I circumvented this by just not uninstalling it, however, I am limiting (albeit VERY slightly) the range of motion on my secondary stand.
314151
Mine has a VESA mount. It's a standard adapter. Any simple mount should do.
366313
Yes they come with the metric thread mounting screws for the 75mm and 100mm VESA flat panel mounts. I believe they are M4 thread. Also spacers are included in case your monitor has a curved back. All you need are zip ties to hold up your cables against the center bar to have a clean look. Overall, if you assemble it right, it will be a very solid mount for 3 panels. I'm very happy.
847840
Monitor does not have Vesa mount holes. You van buy an adapter that will permit mounting. Adapter is available at Amazon.
1491269
Many thanks for the question! The clear plastic covers look like part of the ends. Pulling these covers off and inserting the cable works fine - they just click in. Another tip is that some TVs work best if you set the TV to "External Speakers" so that there is no sound from the TV speakers.
668124
Nope. But that would be balla. You might get it to fit with a regular VESA mount
887552
There are no screw holes on the back to indicate it is VESA compatible. If there is another way to mount it, I have no idea what it is. Fortunately, I don't need it mounted.
1737279
I was unable to use the mount because there are/were no holes or ways to attack the monitor to the mount. My fault. I should have looked at the back of my monitor.
2001953
I dont own this monitor, but based on the description it is compatible with other aftermarket mounts. The standard is called VESA and you shouldn't have any issue finding a different mount for this monitor.
1170451
The mount itself does not hide the cables. I took black tie wraps and put the cables behind the post and tied them back. You can't see any cables at all. Keeps things neat and clean looking.
2211042
I have mounted 2 of these now as well. However, the one I purchased most recently had the power and HDMI inputs in such a place that they were blocked by the particular mount I was using. The one I purchased a few years ago had the inputs pointing downward which made them accessible using the same mount. Great monitors, but wanted to clarify.
1198705
what is VESA mount? it does swival up & down if that is what that is... I also wanted to mention it does not have HDMI option so not sure how they advertise it as HD cannot even use a white chord - only accommodates the blue
1027449
no it doesnt. its not that great of a monitor. i use it only as a terminal attached to an LTO system. the connectors are straight in the back so easy to pull out, which isnt a good thing if you move it at all they pope out. its only old school VGA connector. hope that helps ya
385613
uh, this has absolutely nothing to do with these cables. you should check the manual for both your laptop/tv if you do not see them
176862
As far as I can see it is only designed for its own (non-adjustable) desk-stand mount. There doesn't appear to be a VESA mount on the back you could use with a Mount-it! Quad Freestanding monitor stand.