Yususipa VESA Adapter for HP M Series Monitor Mount Adapters - VESA Monitor Mount Adapter for HP M22f M24f M24fd M24fw M24fwa M27f M32f M27fd M27fq M27fw M27fwa Monitors to Stand, Arm, Desk Mount

I still can't belive HP monitor are exclusive for using modular support, and because of that I had to buy an adapter like this, but it it was a solution to my issue (That's what I thought in the first place when I see the adapter arriving). When installing and tightening the screw, It broke, and worst part of it, it got damaged twice, the original and the replacement. I had to deal myself with it to fix it as I can't afford to wait for 1 week more with no use of my secondary screen while I get a 2nd replacement -_-

Wasn’t even tight and sheared off

The machine screw holes for the included hardware do not thread. I bought two sets and was only able to get 6 of the 8 (2 on one and all 4 on the other) to thread. Short of widening the holes, I considered 2 out of 4 “good enough” for the lightweight monitor I was mounting.

I have a CNC knee mill that I made a custom mount for the display. I made it from 1 1/2" steel conduit so it has plenty of rigidity while using the touch screen. So I needed a VESA mount that I could connect to the conduit. This worked well. It's plenty strong enough and the block coming off the back fit nicely into the conduit.

I have an HP 32f monitor that I would love to mount on a VESA stand. This adapter is listed as being for the 32f. It isn't the right adapter for my monitor. Had I taken the stand that came with the monitor off and compared to the photos, I would have avoided ordering, but I as my monitor's model was specifically listed as being compatible, I didn't even consider such a task. This is completely wrong for the 32f. Maybe there are multiple styles of 32f, but mine would need an adapter that connects from the bottom. Anyhow, if you're shopping for a 32f, please don't go into this blindly, like I did, unless you have a plan for recycling this metal. Good luck!