HP 23.8 LED Backlit Monitor, low blue light (V241ib, Black)

Really good quality for the price

Absolutely great for gaming, however I havent found a way to hook up audio to it. I have to use an external bluetooth device. But overall good experience!

VERY PLEASED WITH THE PRODUCT AND HOW FAST I GOT IT

So far, no complaints whatsoever. One thing I need to mention, I read the power supply plug is flaky. I thought the same thing, but you must really push it in to seat it. If your power cord seems loose and makes intermittent contact, try really seating it past the point of initial resistance. Color adjustment pre settings are not very useful save for the night reading setting. Your best bet is to custom mix the RGB channels manually at around 200 for each channel. Monitor adjustment is simple as the button functions appear on screen above each button. Blacks are nice and dark with little or no shadowing or pixelation. If you are a hard-core gamer, you may want to go another direction, but for most other functions and for the $130.00 price, you would be hard pressed to find a better monitor.

Does what it is supposed to do. Bought two of these to telework. They work fine for my needs.

It makes working much easier on my eyes and is a perfect extension of my tiny laptop screen.

Works fantastic. Great picture

I bought three of these for my office. The first one did not turn on right away and I had to jiggle the power cord near the base of the monitor to get it to turn on. Bad way to start - perhaps the first one was defective. The second one turned on right away, but the quality of the screen was very poor. Yes, I was expecting it to be blueish since this model is supposed to be easy on the eyes, but I thought it looked very dim nonetheless. Also, the display was blurry! I put it next to another HP model I had just purchased (1D0J9AA#ABA, which I highly recommend) - and the difference in crispness was obvious. I didnt even bother to open the third monitor. Just going to return all three and purchase the other model.

I needed an external monitor for my M1 MacBook Air, and I discovered (too late) that some manufacturers monitors arent compatible with them. So I went to a more trusted brand, HP, and this monitor plugged right in and worked perfectly. It worked out so well that I bought another one one for my office. (TROUBLESHOOTING NOTE: If you do end up with stability issues, some bargain-basement USB-C port adapters have voltage problems which cause instability with external monitors and peripherals. I had a bad one that I bought here, and nothing worked right until I replaced it with an Anker. When I tested the bad one with this monitor, the monitor went to the black no HDMI signal screen several times an hour. With better port adapters it works perfectly.) 100% satisfied.

These are perfect budget options for extending or duplicating displays for work. The image is a little too sharp out of the box for the default resolution for reading text but adjusting to soft in the monitors display settings corrects that. Adjusting the brightness did not have any adverse effects on color tint or saturation (even with using blue light filtering glasses, i.e. yellow tint).