LG Neo Blade III FHD 24-Inch Computer Monitor 24MP88HV-S - IPS Display, Silver

This product has been great - I bought it as an extra monitor for work in my home office. It was easy to set up and the screen quality is great. It may seem unimportant but the white back does make it look nice in my office as my desk is in the middle of the room. No complaints here - price was right, it was delivered quickly (and came with the cable I needed), and it works really well. I would purchase again if I had a need.

When I first turned the monitor on I could barely look at anything black because it pixelated like crazy. I included my settings that seem to mitigate some of this pixelation. Backlighting is even and I dont have issues with burn-in. My main monitor is 1440p 144hz, so they serve their purpose for web browsing and discord. +Slim Bezel +IPS +75x75 VESA compatible -Terrible Input Output Positioning for VESA mounts -No Display Port Picture Mode: Custom Brightness: 50 Contrast: 70 Smart Energy Saving: OFF Picture Mode -> Picture Adjust SUPERRESOLUTION: OFF Sharpness: 50 Black Level: High Response Time: Middle Overscan: Off DFC: Off Black Stabilizer: 35 Gamma Mode: 1

this was a gift _ they loved it

Works well with my Mac. No major issues.

Fully white on back of monitor. From front, looks black when turned off. Strong stand.

For the price this monitor has served me well. No dead pixels, no problems so far. I think the bezel is very slightly bigger than what is pictured.

didn’t work with my VESA mount

Works great with Mac as long as you have an adapter hdmi to usb-c

Video games look immersive thanks to IPS and tiny bezels. Single button to control settings, power, and input. Two HDMI ports. Mountable. Arguably weak stand that does little to diminish this monitors finer qualities.

First, this monitor has an excellent appearance. Its sharp. The blacks are black. The reds are red. And its easily viewable. I use it with my Mac Mini (M2). The controls, which are located at the base of the monitor, are wonky. Workable, but not all that intuitive. Though I couldnt care less about the speaker, the buyer should beware that this monitor is right up there with the AC Delco A.M. radio in my first car -- a 1973 Datsun station wagon. If you dont already own external speakers, this contraption is your ticket.