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

The input location is baffling in this day and age!!!

This is a really good and clear monitor. I ordered it to use at work to make all my stuff bigger than the ones they supply us. I am almost blind and can see so much clearer on this on. HP never gets it wrong with me!

The HP M27ha has a great picture. its frame/bezel is excellent, its sound quality is good and it had the makings of a great mid-price monitor. Its deficiencies are in its inability to retain settings. The sound setting has to constantly be reset upon sleep mode as the monitor does not retain this setting in its memory. it retains a lot but not something in inherently frustrating as resetting a sound setting. It could have been 5 stars but this knocked it down to 3. But thats HP quality, has great looks but lets you down by crumbling into the sea.

This is a good quality monitor for the money. I run two of these on my setup.

The picture quality isnt very good at all, but the built in speakers are impressive for what they are. I can see the backlight showing through on the bottom corners of my screen, although they can be ignored when bright pictures are being displayed. Its also worth mentioning that this screen looks very dull sometimes, and colors really dont stand out very well. However, that can also be ignored after getting used to the experience. As for the speakers, they are in the back of the monitor. They have a great sound quality compared to what I thought they would be. Overall, the monitor would be fine for basic office work. The built in speakers arent much, yet they are clear and loud enough to understand perfectly. It will also keep your desk free of clutter to not require stand-alone speakers.

Purchased two monitors for home user in November 2022. One is already showing a shadow obstruction on it.

The input location is baffling in this day and age!!!

UPDATE: I have purchased four of these units for the office. I am now being told by AMZ that I can not purchase any more due to imposed limits. I have been waiting months (15 days plus two years) to be able to update our office with replacement monitors. Now that staff is coming back to work I have hit another roadblock. Now I have to find another model/brand. Good thing I didnt promise more 27 units to others. Very Disappointed. Original review: We have been purchasing the HP 24mh monitors as replacements around the office, and I came across these HP M27ha models which are essentially just a 27 versions for the same price. The only downfall for both models is the lack of extra USB ports like you find on higher end units, but we can work around that. My folks are please with the extra real estate.

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.

Overall, this monitor is probably perfectly fine for casual office & business use, as well as basic home use, such as internet browsing, email, etc. Why the low rating then? I work in graphics, animation, and design. Ill admit that my previous monitors were hardly top of the line, but their colors were always good enough to get the job done. When one of them failed suddenly, I wanted a new one quick and cheap, so I impulsively chose this one without doing enough research. Ill start with the pros: The 27 size is really nice, quite a bit bigger than the Dell monitor that failed. (Its sister is still working next to this one) Ive actually liked using it for web browsing. Its clear and easy to read on. The stand is pretty decent too, easily raised, lowered, and tilted... another solid upgrade from the old monitor. It has several input options... Im using the displayport. It also has built in audio that seems to work right through the displayport connection. It did come with an audio cord, in case you connect with a method that doesnt accept audio. The Cons: This is where the monitor falls apart for me. Everything is kind of light and desaturated... a hazy grey. There are color adjustments on the monitor, but even cranking the brightness and contrast had almost no effect. The color modes are too intense to be useful (Warm, cool, and other presets that drastically alter the color). I just need something with a better range of color. In the end, its my fault for being hasty and not doing enough research. Ill use this monitor on another system where color isnt as important, but it wont be staying on my workstation. Final judgement: This is a solid monitor as long as accurate and deep colors arent important for your usage.