HP 24mh FHD Monitor - Computer Monitor with 23.8-Inch IPS Display (1080p) - Built-In Speakers and VESA Mounting - Height/Tilt Adjustment for Ergonomic Viewing - HDMI and DisplayPort - (1D0J9AA#ABA)

very satisfied with this purchase

Im not a try hard, but I do appreciate the graphics on this monitor as opposed to what i had before. If your a competitive gamer maybe I wouldnt get this, but if your a regular gamer and laptop user then youll like it!

Great budget monitor, you get more than you pay for. The built in speakers is a HUGE plus

I bought this monitor for my partner who works from home part of the week. What I like about this monitor are the built in speakers instead of in the front on a sound bar the speakers are in the back. They aren’t the greatest but for zoom calls they work great. I’d recommend this monitor for anyone looking for a good wfh monitor.

Really liked this model, bought mine a few years ago for close to $100. Liked it so much that I decided to buy another but the price had gone up. The stand is sturdy, heavy and built right. It can tilt, adjust the height and turn into a vertical profile. Very versatile device. The speakers are good, nothing mind-blowing but they deliver good sound. I primarily use mine for work.

I bought this to enhance my WFH setup and return my work monitor to my actual office setup. Out-of-the-box assembly was pretty quick - take it out, stick the stand on, plug and play. It did take some adjustment in the on-screen menu to get the settings right. I thought the defaults a bit rough. But once the sharpness and black settings were tweaked, it was quite good. I don’t know that I would use this for hefty graphics work, but as a side monitor for watching YouTube and responding to email, it’s great for the price. After 627 hours of use, it suffered a backlight failure (picture of the failure against the backdrop of my attempt to chat with them attached). As I’m under warranty, I reached out to support. Typical large-company support situation - time-consuming and near-painful tier 1 support, having me restart and change settings. After two hours they agreed to send me a box, citing a 8-10 day turnaround. Honestly, I’m debating just buying another (or this or another brand) and calling it a day. If they find it’s damaged then I’m on the hook. I can’t fathom it would be as it hasn’t moved in 9 months. But I recognize I’m more the exception than the rule. For its price, it’s a nice, name-brand monitor for day-to-day use.

I bought this as a dual monitor for my home office. I am kind of surprise the set-up was so quick and easy. I dont play game and I mainly use it for work, I test out the speaker volume, the sound are very good and loud enough for me. This is a good monitor for the price, I highly recommended.

Product: HP 24mh - 24 inch 1080p ips monitor. For the money, this is a really excellent monitor. I bought this because I needed a monitor for a 2-month stint working away from my regular office, and I didnt want to spend much money for a short term need. Im very impressed with how far my money stretched with this product. Im mostly familiar with working with Dell Ultrasharp monitors, which are a higher-end product. A dell ultrasharp of the same size/resolution costs twice as much as this. For half the price, I would judge this HP monitor to have 90-95% as good a screen quality. Its clear, easy to look at, and not reflective at all. The colors are bright and there dont appear to be obvious limits to color gamut. Some cheap displays Ive used have whacky blues/greens/yellows, but this monitor doesnt have any such problems. The build and stand feel like great quality, with sturdy mechanisms to assemble and move the screen around. If I had to pick one flaw, it would be that the stand seems to transmit a few vibrations from the table, resulting in the screen shaking when Im typing too vigorously. This certainly wont affect my work, but for those who wish to furiously bash a keyboard while gaming, you might want a slightly more sturdy product. Ultimately, Ive used similarly-priced displays with MUCH worse screens than this. So if you want quality without spending a lot, this is a great choice.

Im very happy with this monitor. I was able to try it out at a former employers office. At home, I had a larger monitor and unfortunately, larger isnt always better. I like this size of this display. My monitor is only about 24 away from my face and I have decent vision with diminishing reading vision. Looking at a larger monitor was more than annoying, it just wasnt good to use and it made me not want to use my home computer. Using this monitor at 1920 x 1080 (recommended for this screen), and having the magnification set to 100% (Control Panel > Appearance and Personalization > Display = smaller) is great! I dont do gaming and I havent used the internal speakers. Cant rate those. I sometimes change the color settings to help minimize the impact on viewing screens late at night (Warm, Neutral, Cool, Low Blue Light, Night, Reading, HP Enhance +, or Custom RGB). This is helpful. I am able to tilt the screen down and up with ease. And the rotate to portrait is great (raise display to highest settings and tilt back to clear the desk), but my old laptop cant change the settings to view in portrait. I recommend this monitor. Its great that it can also go on a stand that holds double screens. And with the very thin left and right frame sides, it would be a great monitor to use 2 or 3 side-by-side.

And not even that little. :) Good picture as expected, Nice profile, doesn’t take up much square footage on my desk & works like a champ. Had to buy a webcam but that’s no big deal.