Viewedge 24 Inch Gaming Monitor with 180Hz, VA 1ms, FHD 1080p and HDR 10 PC Computer Monitor with 100% sRGB, Bluelight Filter, 2 HDMI & 1 DP Port, Support Freesync and Wall Mounted

For $120, this 27" 1440p 144hz (on HDMI, 165hz if you use DisplayPort) is fantastic. Colors are great, gameplay is smooth. 5 years ago a monitor like this would be $500+, now they are really affordable and look great. Highly recommend if you are looking to upgrade your setup.

For $90, this is a very good monitor. If you're going to use it for 1080p gaming and your budget is low, there's no reason to choose anything else. I bought it to replace a LG Monitor that I dropped and shattered. The LG Monitor was about twice the price of this monitor, and the image on the LG was sharper and better. But for the price difference, and with my slippery fingers, this $90 replacement is a very good deal. It handles 1080p games at 160hz. Criticisms: The whites are a little bright, and there isn't much contrast between whites and greys. The speakers are bad. The image isn't the sharpest I've ever seen.

Work great and had good quality but the only issue is if it’s a a certain brightness it flickers

What can you say about this monitor. It's basic. But it has a nice crisp IPS display panel and looks good at 1080p and offers up to 165Hz refresh. My big complaint is that (1) the menu system cannot be activated unless you have at least one input signal and (2) I like to use the input selection controls to switch between 2 systems and I find the input switching options on this model to be overly complex (too many steps) and also not available at all unless both inputs have active signals – other monitors allow switching even if the input has no signal. My workaround was to add an external HDMI switcher module on the input and that works much smoother.

after only 2 days I'm going to give it a 5. it is crisp, clear and quiet.out of the box the colors sort of match my two dell's but close enough for casual viewing. I expect a few minutes of effort they'll be pretty close together. this is one of the lightest screens of this size I've ever held. the product arrived when they said it would arrive and it was packaged well (tho with a bit of styrofoam rather than cardboard.

QA/QC is poor on these things. I ordered 3x at the same time and only one of the three worked. The other two had dead pixels and/or shadows on the screen. The one that DOES work, has a glue stain on the top, which is 100% obvious but somehow it still left the production floor. Frankly, I don't expect the one monitor that works to work that long. I have a feeling I will be replacing it with something else. I would not recommend buying this brand of monitors. I know I won't be, ever again. Which I could give these 0 stars. Update: Less than 24 hours later, the final monitor started showing signs of shadows and pixel death. Furthermore, turning on HDR mode on all three washed out all of the colors with a grey tone, which is not supposed to happen. Either all of them are bad or, I had some really...really bad luck.

I had two Dell 1080s 24 inch that sell for $80 to $100 depending on the day. These viewedge are a bit heavier, the stands are several times more substantial the monitors seem better built than the cheap dells. 4k on text in Word and Excel you can certainly tell the difference as 4k 24inch has twice the ppi than on a 1080p. Toggle back and forth from 4k t o1080p, zero question instantly notice which one is best. Is the text twice as clear to the eye in reality? Maybe not, I can probably say it is 50% better. There is only so much the eye can sell when getting resolution this good (even 1080p is much better than the junk we had in the 1990s). I would get these 2 again, yes 100%. I am running 2 of these off my M1 Macbook pro, no issues. Just incase someone does not know, 4k on a 24 has sharper resolution than on a 27, and much sharper than on a 32. For video not sure you can tell much difference over 1080p, but on text based work you certainly can.

Very happy I got this monitor on November of 2024 and still as awesome as ever,I am now a fan of viewedge.It looks way better than a regular 1080p monitor so I'm amazed at the quality,color,brightness,durability and power button is easily accessable as well as screen size and easy to plug speakers to it.Lastly I rarely leave reviews but I just had to because I'm still shocked this is 24inche 1080p 165hz with hdr10 so I use this with my ps5,PS4 and mini pc no matter what it is it's impressive.ps. the only thing I wish they did in the future is to add HDMI 2.1 to there monitors since I'm planning to get a 1440p one soon.