HP M27ha -Full HD(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

dislikemonitor screen qa controls takes time to figure outdoesnt shut off when i shut down pci like sliders on all controls and qa controls dont have themmonitor actually was hazy when starting use ( actually became quite good after some time)likesno pixel damageseasy to assemblescreen quality exellentvery good monitor for the moneywould i buy it again no it is a good monitor for normal use but not so good for gaming and watching sporting games and online videos ( but of course im a perfectionist so to speak) maybe after a while ill get used to this monitor So take this or leave it its cheap enough to try it and if you dont like (probably will though) then you can toss it and get a 120Hz or 144Hz refresh rate monitor. they will cost you alot more this is an up date i am down grading this item because i cannot stop the flickering.... also in watching football replays the action is a little bit distorted. I think the problem with this monitor is sis the response times.... any way i dont recommend this monitor for anything other than word processing definately not for watching videos or games online havnt tried playing dvds but suspect dvd may be ok note i just tried this monitor with a dvd player and i could tell the response time is a bit off... im not gonna use this monitor i probably will give it to someone dont like returning thru amazon my sincere appraisal dont buy ... spend the extra money there are some brands that are 2ms 144hz for 50 -70 $ more

This monitor arrived on time, and was well protected in the box! The hardest part of the set up was getting it out of the packaging- which is good, that's why it was all intact! lol Truly lightweight, and it came with VGA, HDMI, DisplayPort, and also a 3.5mm stereo audio cable. With all these options, it should work with ANY computer! The menu buttons are on the right side, on the bottom of the screen - a bit small and there are no markings on the front to differentiate what you are pressing, so you do have to look underneath to choose the correct button . You wont need a software CD or download link to set this up. As soon as I was all connected, my HP Elitebook found it and connected. The monitor was set to the correct resolution so I did not need to adjust this. Looks like this monitor supports audio over HDMI, so you can probably use it as a TV when connected to a streaming device or internet, but I have not tried that yet. I have been using this monitor for work for a few months and am very happy with it!

This monitor lives up to my expectations, providing excellent picture quality at an affordable price point. The built-in speakers, while not designed for a high-end sound system, serve well for playing background music at low to moderate volumes during work. However, I had occasional concerns about the speakers' limited bass and overall audio depth. As a user I found the sound quality to be satisfactory but not exceptional. Despite this drawback, the monitor remains a solid choice for its value and visual performance.

I now have a setup with 2 of these monitors after buying one and finding the picture good for what I wanted.Let's just say this: a static picture on these monitors is good. There are some artifacts and ghosting of fast moving images, which is expected from low price monitors. The black levels are good, could be better. I had to enable full range in the display drivers to get deeper blacks.The sound is surprisingly good for speakers placed in the back. No, it is not as good as front speakers, if you have a curtain behind the monitor the sound will get a bit muffled. If it had some holes in the front for mid/high frequencies it could have been 5 stars. I might end up attaching an old sound bar with some double tape. One thing I hate about the sound is the lack of controls. Yes you can adjust from the system/keyboard, but having buttons/knobs you can adjust on the monitor is pretty basic. You have to go into menu to adjust volume, even when customizing shortcuts it is 2 button presses before you can change volume.The brightness of the screen is very even. There is some bleeding of light on the edges with dark screens but it's not too bad.One very good feature is the stand. It can be adjusted in all directions. This should basic on all monitors, but for some reason many manufacturers believe old books should still be put to use.Overall not a bad choice with a limited budget. You may also consider looking into 1440 resolutions at this screen size if your eyes are good - but for most this will be just fine.

It arrived on time in good working order. Setup was very easy. This monitor is fairly lightweight. I came with 3 different cables: VGA, HDMI and DisplayPort (and also a 3.5mm stereo audio cable) so it should work with any computer made in the last 20 years. The image is sharp, clear, colors are very good. The menu buttons on the lower bottom of the bezel are pretty small, so it takes a bit of practice to adjust the settings. No software CD or download link for drivers was supplied. Windows 10 found it immediately and the monitor was set to the correct resolution automatically. There are hints that this monitor supports audio over HDMI, but that is not apparently a feature for use with computers, perhaps it works as a regular TV when connected to a streaming device or cable/satellite box, I don't know. It has worked flawlessly for about a month, so I'm confident it is going to last a long time.