AOPEN 27E1 bi 27 Full HD (1920 x 1080) IPS Monitor | for Work or Home | 75Hz Refresh Rate | 5ms Response Time | 1 x HDMI & 1 x VGA Port

Running into a problem getting dual monitors setup on a NUC. Using a thunderbolt cable can be interensting. Apparently the native resolution does not like to work. And when you plug in the cable the HDMI monitor becomes the secondary and as such you lose access to the display options. Other than that, the monitors work great and have a good picture.

Out side of the fact that i had to go buy a hdmi (when it says it comes with one) it’s a good monitor.

My 23.8 inch monitor is perfect, the sheerness is great and it was very easy to assemble.

So far no issues. Wish it came with speakers

Tiene muy buena imagen y es muy lindo estéticamente.

Picture is crisp and colors are vivid. I got these when I was moving from an office to a home office. They have worked wonderfully

There is no built-in speakers to the monitor but I absolutely love the clarity Of the display

Most gaming monitors usually have a refresh of 120 - 144hz. While this does have a 100hz refresh, I wouldnt exactly call it a gaming monitor. Instead, Id call it a very nice 24 (technically 23 and change) desktop monitor with better than average abilities. During my use, the things that jumped out at me the most were the color and the brightness of the screen. The blues were deep and reds vibrant. The screen doesnt seem washed out and the contrast is good. When I first ran a monitor motion test on it, I was seeing a small amount of ghosting. At this point I realized that Windows had its refresh set to 59Hz. Once I reset it to 100Hz, the majority of the ghosting went away and things looked much better. Im not sure what panel is in this monitor but the display is not bad. In terms of build, I liked the fact the monitor has screw slots in the back for a small (75mm I think) VESA mount to attach. I also appreciated the thin screen and how easy it was to attach the stand. This monitor is very light. In terms of cons, there arent many. I wish it offered both HDMI and Display Port connections. However, HDMI and VGA do cover a large portion of computers out there so I understand. I also wish they used a universal power plug on this monitor rather than an external power adapter to reduce the footprint on a power strip. Again, not the end of the world. Overall, Ive been impressed with this monitor. Once I remembered to set the refresh correctly in Windows, it certainly woke up and out-performed other 1080P monitors I have in the house. Again, while I wouldnt necessarily call this a gaming monitor, it certainly wouldnt be a bad choice for the gamer on a budget.

Hyped up in the comments but simply a piece of crap in person.

I use this as a small extra monitor just to place things I dont need to look at often on. For that purpose its great, was cheap and works fine. The downside is the monitor is not easy to adjust. Other than that its fine.