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I am looking to put a wall mount on this monitor. I can't find any info anywhere if it will work.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824001254

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Replies from , and show there was uncertainty based on photos and an owner perspective — useful, but the practical check is simple. The goal is to determine whether the monitor has a standard VESA mounting pattern or if an adapter is required, then choose a mount rated for the monitor's weight.

Quick verification steps

  • Identify the exact model number (from the sticker on the back or the sales page) and check the user manual for "VESA" or "wall mount".
  • With the monitor supported, look for a removable portion of the stand or small plastic/rubber plugs that hide threaded holes. If unsure, gently pry any caps with a plastic tool; do not force.
  • Measure hole spacing (center-to-center) in millimeters. Common patterns for monitors are 75x75 mm and 100x100 mm. If the spacing matches one of these, the monitor is VESA-compatible.
  • If there are threaded holes, note the screw size and recommended depth (most 75/100 mm holes use M4 screws with ~10–12 mm thread engagement; larger screens can use M6/M8). Use screws that engage the thread without bottoming out.
  • If no holes exist or the back panel is thin plastic without reinforcement, use a purpose-built VESA adapter/bracket or a clamp-style mount that distributes load, rather than forcing screws into thin plastic.

Safety and selection tips

  • Confirm monitor weight from specs and buy a mount rated above that weight (allow at least 25–50% margin).
  • Support the screen while removing the stand and avoid overtightening screws to prevent damage.
  • If warranty concerns exist, check the manual or contact the manufacturer before disassembly.

If the manual is unavailable, a short, careful inspection following the steps above will tell whether a standard VESA mount will work or if an adapter is needed.

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Member Avatar for Xlphos

Looking at it I would have to say that it doesn't look like you can wall mount it; There doesn't appear to be any place to attach a wall mount. I would suggest emailing them though, if they don't know, don't buy it.

Member Avatar for caperjack

if you look at the picture of the back of the lcd ,in the round part of the stand attachment you can see 2 screws ,guessing there are two more below where you cant see ,i would guess yes you could use wall mount ! but just a guess

Member Avatar for chemicaldave

I own this monitor. To answer one theory, yes there are two screws that attach the monitor to the stand. This allows the monitor to come free. Revealing this

Judging by looking at various wall mounts I'd say this is mountable.

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