No problem with that, it works like a plug and play monitor. The only thing to note on a possible negative side is that although HP says so, the HP driver doesn't recognize it. Even on the HP website, the monitor cannot be identified when searching for a driver. As I said, it works great, but I'm not entirely sure if it's an HP monitor.

Make sure your dock or workstation has HDMI, or you'll need to order an HDMI to DisplayPort adapter cable. That's my feedback!

I like the sharp and perfect image quality. It is used in computer labs to teach students how to use Microsoft and Fast Books.

If you're just using it for web browsing, I think that's fine. But if you're going to use it for something that requires a halfway decent picture, don't buy this monitor. All I can describe is graininess and pixelation. It really looks like an image that has been saved and shared multiple times and lost image quality each time. In this price range you can get a bigger, better monitor that also has more than one HDMI port, which I could add.