Does this model use the same plastic hinge mounts for the monitor assembly as other HP products?
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I don't think so - the hinges are quite stiff (not bendy) and are coated with a black shellac.
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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
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It doesn't require screws when used with the correct monitor. The monitor has tabs on the back of it that slide and catch.
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Sorry, but no. This mount requires a monitor or AIO computer with VESA mount capability. I "googled" HP Pavilion 27xi and from the images I do not see a VESA mount screw pattern on the back of the computer, only the foot stand can be mounted on such a computer.
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yes, it's hinged at the top and the legs come together (nice space saving design). The only thing I had to attach was the digital display (which snaps on easily).
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There is an adapter bracket that will let you attach this to a VESA mount. It's available on Amazon here VESA Mount Adapter Bracket for HP Monitors 2011x, 2211x, 2311x, 2511x, 2711x - by HumanCentric
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Thanks for the information, David. If all else fails, read the instructions, right? It is interesting that the manual title does not reference the 2509m, but that is the manual that HP's website directed me to, as well. I really need to get this monitor wall-mounted, as the below eye level position is too low to get the best viewing angle - the tilt stand helps, but that is a pretty extreme angle.
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No, I believe the hinge bolt configuration is different, as well as the general shape of the mount.
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Yes it does. I purchased it for our slimline HP and it came with a separate metal plate for the slim models that was easy to work with. If you want to have all three inputs available you can connect them if you have an open slot in the back of your tower. However, the card only supports 2 out of the three ports at the same time, even if all three are plugged in. It can't be used for connecting three monitors at once without additional hardware.
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I had 2 HP monitors w/out holes. I removed the backside of them and drilled 4 holes in each to accept the the pattern of the mount. I used suitable small machine screws and nuts to attach the mount. Reassembled the monitor and and was in business. Hard to imagine why all monitors don't have holes for mounting. Good luck.
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Yes, it does. That was one of the main reasons for choosing this monitor. It is very sleek in design, yet it retained the vesa mount. I have three of these monitors. Two of them mounted on an arm and the third one, mounted on the wall.
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Yes. It's a flat, flexible but sturdy piece of plastic. It comes with double-sided sticky tape so you can remove/reposition, or use on a different monitor if need be.
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Yes. Besides their relatively easy to install and adjust. The best hinges we've ever had for this tray. Very sturdy as well
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The HP service manual says the part number is 641395-001. It is a 17.3 HD, LED Brightview Display Panel. Hope the part number will help you find a match.
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I'm not sure about details, but I connected to my old ViewSonic monitor (not a touchscreen) and it works great. Probably not a problem, especially if you are connecting another HP product to this computer. Computer does not come with monitor, but I chose to buy "extra computer" instead of a package with new monitor I don't need. Really is a great computer. I'm not a techno-geek, but I connected a monitor with no problem and it was very user friendly. Computer finds new hardware and allows you to adds it in a blink of an eye!!!
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There are four threaded machine-screw mounting holes on the back. First you detach the original "foot" or "stand" from your monitor by taking out the four screws on the back. Then, probably using those same screws, attach the new swivel stand to the monitor/screen. There are two sets of mounting holes on the new stand that allow it to fit most any screen/monitor. You may only need a cross-point screwdriver. I believe there are some tools included with the swivel stand. Pardon my saying " I believe" because it's been a few months since I installed this unit on my desk. There are four threaded machine-screw mounting holes on the back. First you detach the original "foot" or "stand" from your monitor by taking out the four screws on the back. Then, probably using those same screws, attach the new swivel stand to the monitor/screen. There are two sets of mounting holes on the new stand that allow it to fit most any screen/monitor. You may only need a cross-point screwdriver. I believe there are some tools included with the swivel stand. Pardon my saying " I believe" because it's been a few months since I installed this unit on... » Read More There are four threaded machine-screw mounting holes on the back. First you detach the original "foot" or "stand" from your monitor by taking out the four screws on the back. Then, probably using those same screws, attach the new swivel stand to the monitor/screen. There are two sets of mounting holes on the new stand that allow it to fit most any screen/monitor. You may only need a cross-point screwdriver. I believe there are some tools included with the swivel stand. Pardon my saying " I believe" because it's been a few months since I installed this unit on my desk. « Show Less
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As others have said, Yes it does, however with mine it took a little more than a fingernail to remove them, I was at the point of returning them (bought a pair) but re-read this and was able to mount them on a dual monitor stand. Thanks all for those who already answered.