Review on HP 2011X 20 Inch LED Monitor 🖥️ with Tilt & Height Adjustment, 1600X900 Resolution, 3D-Compatible by Aaron Parchem

Okay, most importantly to me, this monitor DOES NOT have mounts for other stands. It does NOT have the four mounting holes on the back that almost every other monitor made these days has. Which was a big disappointment for me as I bought two of these for a dual monitor wall mount. I was very disappointed when I opened it. But with some hillbilly manipulation I fixed it very quickly. It's pretty quick to take apart and with my wall mount 4 hole mount I used it in the middle of the back of the back of the monitor and drilled four holes in the back. I then used a 1" X 3/16" bolt with a washer from the inside of the back piece. On the outside of the rear piece I used another washer and nut and tightened each bolt (4 total). I wrapped tape around the screw heads to protect the monitor components in case they touch, which I don't think so, but better safe than sorry. And right now I can't get them back, can I? Then put my wall mount on the four screws and then again use another washer and nut and tighten the mount at the back. Once that was done, I reassembled the monitor and attached it to the wall mount. To disassemble the monitors, you can carefully pry up the bezel on the outside of the monitor. This is a front cover that simply snaps onto the back of the monitor. You will need to remove 5 screws on the back, two holding the stand latch and then three securing the spade lugs to the back cover. Once removed, pry up the front panel and monitor screen and everything else will fall out as a unit. This goes without saying, but be careful when doing this. When you put it back together you just slide the monitor screen in and I found it was easier to screw in the screws from the back when the front panel is still off you can move the screen to line up the holes. And then the front panel simply snaps onto the back cover. Otherwise these monitors are great! They are very light, I was amazed at how light they are, but still an incredible picture. If possible, I will post photos in user-contributed photos.