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)

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I was looking to get a 27-inch monitor, but my desk is not that big. I looked into several brands and this one caught my attention. I work from home. This monitor is the perfect size (not too big, not too small.) The video quality is pretty good. I use them to work from home. I like the contrast of the plate/grey color at the bottom. The sound of the speakers is decent, it sounds louder than my laptop. I was tempted to buy another 26-inch HP monitor. So, I was a bit apprehensive after I bought them, but once I installed them, I have not any regrets. Very happy with my decision.

Title says it all, dont know why I never thought to check! Was so simple to assemble without tools I never looked at the instructions when I got my 1st one 2 years ago. Wasnt until I was looking to buy a bigger monitor that I saw a customer photo here on Amazon where it showed the monitor in portrait position and I almost immediately bought a 2nd one after flipping my screen a few times in disbelief. I love these monitors because they have built in speakers and while audiophiles complain about them, theyre good enough for me for online classes, meeting playback, etc. theres no webcam so need an external one, or since Im using these with a laptop just need to use the laptop one and remember to face the laptop instead of the monitor. Currently my setup is 1 laptop and 2 monitors with the display spanning across all 3 screens. Using for everything from light gaming (Warcraft), to streaming, to lots of spreadsheets. Base is heavy and sturdy. Dont know much about color and resolution except I know that the two monitors match each other out of the box, but they dont match the colors on my laptop, especially noticeable in the reddish/orange colors, but Im not working on creative projects I will figure that out later. Price was comparable or less than Best Buy and Office Depot in most cases, if you can catch a sale even better.

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.

Many adjustments to make color changes to make it easier on the eyes. Cool looking monitor and not expensive.

I selected this monitor because it has both HDMI and DisplayPort inputs, (it also has VGA, but Ill never use it) has a stand that will rotate to 90, allows for VESA mounting without blocking inputs, is 24 diag. with small bezels, is 1920x1080, and is an established brand. It is all of these, no problem. What you also get is tool-free installation (nice to have even if you have plenty of tools), and cables! I expect a power cord with anything that uses power, but I did not expect an HDMI cable. It did not come with a DisplayPort cable, but I hooked one (of the two I bought) via miniDP, and a full-sized cable would have just gone into the parts pile. Six-foot HDMI cables are a great item to have laying around. It also came with an 1/8 stereo patch cable for analog audio. I saw the description about speakers, but didnt intend to use that feature. I didnt even hook up the cable. What surprised me was when the monitor I hooked up via HDMI started playing sound from the laptop. This feature does not seem to be mentioned anywhere in this product description, nor even in the user manual, but this thing does HDMI audio extraction! I havent yet tried, but I think you could hook up a Chromecast and get the full audio/video experience. That said, there does not seem to be much of an amplifier -- its not loud, even with the volume cranked all the way up on the PC (there is no on-monitor volume control). In any case, its a nice bonus. I didnt buy this thing for the speakers, but their presence doesnt bother me. The display portion of the monitor is fairly thin. The speakers do add a bit of girth, but no more than you would have from a similarly-featured (no audio) 24 monitor from a few years ago. Same goes for weight. I generally use Dell 24 monitors, and this HP model holds up well against the Dell models that are significantly more expensive (and have not dropped features like VESA mounting and 90 rotating base support). Bottom line: Im thrilled to get a high quality 24 1920x1080 monitor with VESA mounting, 90 rotating base, and both HDMI and DisplayPort, and even giddy about the included HDMI cable and speakers, all for $110.

This monitor had everything I was looking for. Nice size screen, adjustable height / tilt and built in speakers. For 7 months it worked like a charm. Last week I moved it about 6 inches to clean and when I moved it back I noticed a black spot and horizontal lines. No worries, I had a 1 year warranty with HP. I talked to 5 different persons at HP before I was told by Suresh that for $105 they would send me a new monitor. Luckily I had purchased a 4 year extended warranty through Asurion for $29.99. They were great. All I had to do was return the monitor (UPS label provided) and I would receive a $125 gift card. I just purchased this monitor again (price up $25) and I will also purchase another extended warranty. Lets recap, I had 2 warranties on a monitor that I paid $125 for and for another $55 I am back to where I was a week ago. HP should be ashamed of themselves. Their customer service and warranty are a joke.

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.

Needed a a screen for home office use (Office apps, email, spreadsheets, zoom, etc), and not for gaming. This monitor is excellent value for money. Great resolution, perfect for working on several docs at once. Worked out of the box with no need to adjust any settings (Win 11 Pro,64-bit). The two speakers are a nice touch; allowed me to get rid of 2 tiny external speakers. Sound more than adequate for soft background music while working, and for zoom calls.

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