HP 22f FHD Monitor - 21.5-inch Full HD 1080p IPS Display - 60 Hz and AMD FreeSync - Ultra-slim Screen with Ultra-wide Viewing Angles - HDMI and VGA Ports - Ergonomic Tilt (2XN58AA#ABA, 2020)

Looks Great! Good Resolution, Easy Set-Up and Design. Must Have for Home Based Business or Studio.

Bought this to replace an old work monitor when i got a new CPU. sitting side by side the old is much clearer and have no difficulty reading off of. This new monitor I expected to be better than my old. Images are bright but the wording and trying to work off it is a strain to the eyes some days.. also, in the upper right corner there is some kind of scratch or something. barely noticeable and doesnt interfere with working. whether its the cause of the image issue or not I can not say.

Used it for work — nothing major. Broke in less than a year.

I purchased this as an additional monitor for my work from home set up and it’s absolutely perfect

I’m not a gamer but wanted two identical monitors for my Mac Mini M1. First perfect on desk.

I am typically an Apple user. I needed a monitor in order to work from home with my MacBook. The quality on this screen is nerve-wrecking; especially since screens are hard on my eyes. As another review states, after much tinkering with the settings, the screen still appears blurry.

Bought this monitor to accompany my HP 22 All-in-One PC. Love the edge to edge screen design. Picture is super clear and screen very bright when at 100%; my light sensitive eyes think 20% is perfect. Have been using the 22F for a couple days now and I am very happy with with it!

I completely assumed that all external monitors had speakers so I was very confused and surprised when I found this one does not have any. Picture quality is good (may have sacrificed speakers for picture quality to keep price down). I gave it to my kid as it also does not have a place on the back to mount the monitor to anything. Im sure its a good monitor but it for that price (and to not have speakers) I was disappointed over all. I did read the description before and after purchase (specifically looking for speakers), I was still disappointed. If you dont need sound, than sure, this seems to be a quality monitor but who buys a monitor with no speakers?

The colors are just off with this monitor, no amount of calibrations or fiddling with the adjustments can get things to look right. The closest Ive been able to get this monitor to look like other displays I own (meaning most neutral and closest colors) ends up with a very slightly greenish white and reddish greys and other colors not being quite right either. Also certain colors like certain shades of Orange and Blue exhibit a strange faint vertical striping thats visible at certain viewing distances (mainly the distance I normally sit from the screen). Which might be just my eyes seeing the black lines between the pixels and probably not something specific to this one monitor but I dont know... Either way its really annoying. As a hobbyist digital artist color reproduction is pretty important and this monitor let me down big time. Pros: this monitor is very nice to look at in terms of design, the overall thin build freed up desk space, the display can be very bright (eye piercingly if you desire), and other than the weird color issues it has a nice picture. If youre not super sensitive about color quality then by all means get it but if youre a bit pedantic like me... well give this one a pass. I think I might end up replacing this with something else and keeping this one in storage in case of emergency or try to return it, its nowhere near as good as the old AOC unit (with LG internals) it replaced.

Easy to set up, beautiful design, excellent image quality and easily accommodated on small standing desk stand. HP website for resources is easy to navigate and helpful. Image adjustments are intuitive and auto features (like nighttime screen) are incredibly helpful for sensitive eyes. Perfect for home teleworking needs!