Asus VA229HR 21.5” Monitor Frameless 1080P 75Hz IPS Eye Care HDMI VGA with 178° Wide Viewing Angle,Black

As you can see from the picture above, I often have multiple displays with multiple OS running and I can say that this display provides a clear picture with a (to me) noticeable difference in eye strain. The tradeoff is slightly lower contrasts in the bright white and dark blacks (resulting from the filtering out of the eye damaging high energy spectral light). For anybody that uses a computer all day long, get one. If you only use a screen an hour a day, maybe not so important HDMI and D-sub inputs good, built-in speakers, like what you would find in a laptop, 100x100 VESA mount on the back also good.

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I was using these as dual monitors and one monitor would intermittently go black for no reason. I returned the monitor that was doing that and ordered a replacement, but the replacement did the same thing. And this was within a day or so of having them, so they werent old. There is another review for this monitor that said it doesnt work well for dual monitors as it glitches and blacks out. Thats exactly what happened to me. I also didnt think the screen resolution was very good. For all the talk about how these are great monitors for your eyes, the screen seemed pixilated and difficult to read compared to previous monitors. Would not recommend. I dont know how companies like this are not testing their equipment and just unleashing it on the public. Such a huge waste of time and resources, as the monitors will just take up space in a landfill.

The first thing I noticed was the excellent packaging. No way that screen was going to be bumped against during travel. So, then I unpacked it, plugged it into my small laptop (Acer Aspire) and checked out a number of saved videos I have. My pet peeve are dead or constantly turned on pixels. No dead pixels at all, great picture! Next I used my Panasonic RP-HT360 (not the cheapest, not the best) headphones with a very long cord. Sounds really good. The speakers are only 2.5 Watt. Do you expect anything from the speakers? It comes with a 5 (6?) hdmi connector so a bit short, but I own a 10 long one. Since the monitor is HDCP, it runs blu-ray movies right out of my Sony blu-ray player (checked). It also acts as the monitor for my Mac Mini. A great deal of quality for a $99 monitor, first out 2019 so recent.

Great quality monitor for the price. Picture is sharp. I purchased 2 and have them side by side.

Pros: - 75 Hz (this is not a huge jump over 60 perceptually, and yes I did confirm the refresh rate by testing.) - Very good image/video quality - Reasonably bright, reasonable pixel response times even with the relevant Game Adjust setting turned off - HDMI Cons: - No speakers; this was advertised falsely I bought this monitor because of its size and am mostly satisfied. Rating is mediocre factoring in the issues with the advertisement of speakers. This is not the only review complaining about false information.

It is a nice monitor works very good .

Well, it lacks a few things. The screen does not move / swivel - well. The (ON - OFF) screen light is underneath . It is hard to find and it is difficult to see. The worst feature is the (so called) on-board SPEAKER. Yeah * RIGHT ! It is so pathetic that at 100% Volume you need hearing aides to hear it. In my opinion the speaker is ridiculous, I mean why bother if you cant hear it and I have SUPER HUMAN hearing - no - really I hear above normal. OK the speaker sucks-eggs. If I paid about $75.00 it would have gotten 4-5 stars but at $111.00 . Not thrilled *

Good value for the price.... I find the image clear and easy on my eyes..... I would recommend this monitor....

Ordered this due to having to work at home and not strain my eyes on my small, work-provided, laptop screen. This is great - no need to use my cheaters and the option to extend my screen makes for online meetings and working really easy. Good value for the price!!