HP M27ha FHD Monitor-Full HD Monitor(1920 x 1080p)- IPS Panel and Built-in Audio-VESA Compatible 27-inch Monitor Designed for Comfortable Viewing with Height and Pivot Adjustment-(22H94AA#ABA) black

I bought this monitor because my older HP monitor was not able to match my new laptop screen colors, etc. After some adjustments, this one got close enough for me to trust it with publishing images online. On day two I woke up my system from sleep mode and the screen was about 50% darker all over with the exception of a normal brightness circle just right and lower of the center. I ran a number of tests for computers, ports, cables, etc., and I was able to get it to repeat the issue more than once. It only happened waking from sleep mode. Turn the monitor offon, or reboot, and it was ok. But not worth paying for. I submitted a return request wanting to get a replacement, but amazon would not allow that. One of a few return rules is that you cannot do an exchange for the same item. So I took a refund. When I tried to purchase it again, the price had suddenly gone from about $165 to $230. I texted support on this and was told that it was a different 3rd party seller now and they could not do anything about it. I was told to take the monitor only (no cables or box) to a Kohls store in town. I was sent a QR code to show them. A slight inconvenience (as opposed to pickup at the house) but it was quick and easy. They scanned the code on my phone and took it. Lesson learned on ordering from amazon now - and Ive been ordering since 1999. I ended up going to the Dell site. I found a monitor there that I liked. It was 1440 res, so a little more money, (about $300 total - with free shipping), but its nice and so far no issues. It also arrived days ahead of Dells estimate. Just a word to the wise on amazons return policy.

Monitor looks good but I can’t hook it up until I now try to find a display port cable, that was listed as included in the box. Ugh.

unless ur face is literally 2 inches from the screen, the pixel aspect is fine

Great product & great price

Does what a display is suppose to do, work and look good.

The monitor is great,it was suppose to come with a display port adapter but it didnt,thats ok,i can get one.

I didnt realize how large 27 inches was until I started using this HP 27 inch monitor. I find it is almost too large for home use and wish I had gone with the smaller 24 inch I intended to buy. I bought this monitor solely because of the speakers that are built into the back. Few monitors offer that option (at least in my price range). I felt it was difficult for one person to put the stand together while trying to keep it all from falling apart. The way the stand attaches seems way more difficult then it need be..I almost sent it back but decided to keep it but Im still not 100% sold on it.

I have two of these monitors, they are great for my home office. Image quality is pretty much the best you can get for the price and perfectly good for daily use. Screen size is ideal, not too big where single window use is awkward but big enough so you dont have to strain your eyes or scroll too much. Really makes a difference in spreadsheets. The one problem I have with this monitor is adjusting the volume. I wish it had physical buttons rather than having to go through several menus. Overall, its a good monitor that I would recommend.

I pulled this out of the box and set it up. I found the packaging to be cheaply done. Also the basic setup and layout was not good. The connections are on the bottom and not the back and after getting the base on I had to find a flat place to lay it down to see where my connections were. THEN, I could find the power switch. Turns our there is a round button on the back that LOOKed like power but is actually the settings button. I did not feel the button on the bottom right where I expected it to be. It was there but I missed it. So, in short I spent 15 minutes getting angry that it wouldnt turn on. The instructions are a joke (as is expected these days). But there was not a word of English anywhere. And the graphic / image instructions say nothing about the power button or the brighness, contrast (settings) button on the back. Well, its on now and look good. But the ramp up which should have been an easy 5 minutes was much longer.

When next to my Dell display its not even close to the quality I am used to. And my Dell display is not the best one they make.