SANSUI Monitor 24 Inch 100Hz PC Monitor, HDMI VGA Ports VESA Mount, FHD Computer Monitor Ultra-Slim Ergonomic Tilt Eye Care for Home Office (ES-24F2, HDMI Cable Included)

I looked at about 8 different monitors before deciding on this one. It has amazing picture quality and the large screen is fantastic. It's lightweight, doesn't take up much space and when assembled it's pretty stable. The screen tilt can be adjusted easily. The foot comes off for packing and the neck can come off, but not easily. I'd probably leave the neck on when packing it for moving because I wouldn't want to damage the monitor while trying to remove it. It requires a fair bit of force to remove and is somewhat difficult not to press on the back of the screen at the same time. This is the only small drawback. If the neck could be removed more easily for packing (and still be stable when put together) then it would be even better than it is but I'm completely happy with it anyways.

Sirve sin problemas, la uso más de 6 horas diarias y no ha fallado.

Se ve súper bien tiene muy buena gama de color y muy bien brillo

Bought this for use with surveillance cameras. Crisp clear image and sleek design. Also includes usb C port and a good quality cable. Only part I wasn’t crazy about (which isn’t a big deal) was that it uses an external power supply, but it’s a pretty small brick style.

This monitor is easy to recommend within the $100-120 price range for work. Bad: - I think the major caveat is that it has no overdrive setting, if you have white text on black background, every time you scroll there's the flashing thing that VA panels do. The best you can do to counter this is make sure contrast is set to high (scrolling text will become yellow). But if you read a lot websites with a white font and black background (night theme) and scroll all the time, this can be a bit annoying and it's the only thing that would stop me from recommending this 100% for anyone using it for work. - No gamma control either. - ghosting (just a bit worse than IPS for a similar price range), I wouldn't recommend it for FPS gaming. - colors are a bit more washed out than what you'd get for an IPS panel (which, again is expected of VA panels). - buttons are in the back. Good: - It has a charging usb-c port that will work with usb 3 devices to output their video to it (note that if your phone/tablet has a usb-c 2.0 port, it won't work, only usb 3 ports can do that). - good wide angle, color will only diminish a bit, but won't affect reading etc. - good depth for blacks, good contrast which is expected of a VA panel. - good grey uniformity (again, expected for a VA panel), no IPS glow in the corners. - VESA mounting - speakers are fair enough, definitely not for music appreciation, but work quite well for talks etc. There's also a headphone jack. - fairly good colors, not as vibrant as IPS but pretty good. And neither good nor bad, but I was hoping this monitor could have very dim minimum brightness settings for me to work at night. I'd say it's good enough, probably the lowest you can go sacrificing contrast is 90-95 nits. That's around average and totally usable in dark environments, but I was hoping it could be darker still