Review on Mount Adapter Bracket Monitors 2011X by Vinny Howard

. It's a good mount, I'm even more mad at HP for coming up with a poorly designed monitor. The hole in the cable bracket doesn't line up well with the HDMI or DVI connectors, so you'll need to purchase a 90 degree adapter to match the DVI and HDMI cables. You may not need an HDMI cable, but it will be tight. However, a VGA cable will suffice. However, I don't blame the people at HumanCentric for this, it really is HP's fault. Thanks to the arm, the balance of the monitor differs slightly from the balance of other monitors that simply screw into the VESA mount. I'm concerned that if I move the monitor frequently over time, the bracket will break at the flex point. The screws that come with the bracket aren't very good either. I would recommend using other screws.