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

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.

Purchased two of these to upgrade my dual monitor setup. Very happy with the quality and the size of the bevels. Now if I could get a Mac with a dual video card I wouldn’t have to futz around to get both to work properly all the time (Apple issue, not these monitors)

This monitor is fine, images are clear, pretty happy with it. The stand, though, is atrocious. It’s a piece of garbage that can barely support the weight of the monitor. As a result, the monitor leans forward about 10 degrees. I had to put something under the screen to prop it up so it wasn’t angled down. Pretty pathetic considering the price of this monitor. Also the setup screen likes to pop up at random times. Hopefully I’ll figure out how to stop that soon.

Works well with my Mac. No major issues.

Bought 6 for my setup. Got great price on sale! Be aware..the bezel is the thinnest I could find for 4 sides.. however, just like your phone (look close) there is a small black dead zone top and bottom (thicker) and thinner on sides. Even with that, beats all others. Not sure why they wouldnt make this in 27 or 32...

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.

If I could give zero stars I would. Bought it in September one year later and a few weeks after the warranty ended and the screen is shot. Came home, turned it on and this is what I see. The screen looks damaged and literally nothing has changed since the day before.

Hypothesis: If this could match at least the Samsung Odysee G5 it would be worth it because it has a better look than the G5 but the image was poor in color. Maybe adding a display port attachment instead might help its look. What we all need is minimum 500 nits and deep contrast without losing visibility. The good: -The overall design build is beautiful and makes for a great match with the MacBook look. No complaints. -Price is good but given what you’re getting just spend an extra hundred and get a half decent result. The bad: No matter what I did the colors were kind of flat. In general not bright enough and what I mean by that is mostly related to contrast. Turn up the brightness too high and everything looks washed out. Also the image looked smudged of blurry a lot in general either too sharp or not at all. Still it’s better than nothing. In general budget AV displays are going to have poor quality. If this company found a way to make displays that feel and look like the iMac computers even from 2013 it would sell like hotcakes.

And the display brightness needs an app download.

For $200 I strongly believe this is the best monitor youll find. Picture quality is decent and the size is useful for every day use. It is obviously not top of the line resolution but youll be hard pressed to find a monitor better for the price. The design is also sleek and bevel is minimal so I really like it in my space.