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)

Sweet Monitor!This monitor is a beast. I am currently building a new gaming setup with a budget of 800 dollars, this monitor continuously had my attention when looking for the perfect monitor. It’s lightning fast 1ms delay is so much faster than playing on a tv. It’s freedom in settings is amazing with settings like, custom crosair, fps mode for gaming and the ability to play around with the delay. It’s small edges and 24 inch 1080p 4k screen is a very nice option for casual and competitive players. If your looking for a Balance of competitive options and amazing graphics and textures, this monitor is for you. I personally chose the VA monitor because I wanted a balance between casual gaming and competitive gaming.Cons: I have not really looked into it but I have noticed the brightness cannot be changed when turning on fps mode, only can be changed on energy star mode and that it. Also little wobbly, but is available to be fixed if you have monitor stands.Overall: Incredible monitor for 100$ and is a nice choice for gaming and other activities.

Functional front desk monitor. easy choice, at great price. Bright and clear display, fine build, and good package.

Does very well performs better then what I would have expected. I had a different monitor that did a good job but I wanted to get a better gaming experience. The old monitor I had was a 27 inch 60 hertz at 1080p. Im a Xbox gamer and just wanted to see the performance I could get out of the monitor and Xbox. So I picked up this Sansui 24.5 inch gaming monitor with 1440 p aka 4k resolution with 120 frames per second which with my Xbox series s next gen Xbox that’s the max fps you can run on Fortnite the only issue I have with this is I can either run 120 fps with 1080 p or 1440 p with 60 fps on Fortnite. If you play story mode games or not as competitive games you can use 1440p and have a very good gaming experience and if you want to get 120 frames per second you can easily switch it back in your xbox settings don’t worry your screen will go black during the process of switching your settings from 1440p to 120 frames per second or vice versa. It’ll only be for maybe a few seconds then it’ll come right back up and you’ll be able to game. I’m currently building my own gaming pc for streaming and YouTube as well as other things and if you are also wanting to switch you can use this monitor for it as well I believe you’ll be able to get roughly 180-200 frames per second and you should also be able to use the 1440p resolution but the monitor does have a 1 millisecond response time which will be great. This monitor was even cheaper and a better quality then my other one was and this Sansui monitor runs amazing I got it on sale for roughly 150 bucks I’m gonna give this a 10 out of 10 I highly recommend picking this up. Was also very easily to set the base up.

A nice monitor for a good price. It connected to my laptop and gives me a larger, clear picture. I'm not sure why the monitor's audio jacks don't power my speakers, but I just plugged them into the computer. It does what it is supposed to do.

Needed something as the lower monitor for vertical stack in my studio. Using with Logic, Finale (Dorico) and Abelton Live. My old LG 25" ultra widescreen was ideal size for my needs because it was only 11" tall. However, it was constantly not recognized by OSX - and developed flickering and other weird issues. Needed something close to that same height to fit below my main monitor. (See picture). Sansui was 11.5" tall and still 22" wide. Would of preferred larger width, but most monitors 20" wide and above are 15" or more tall. This was the widest monitor and largest width I could find to meet my criteria. Only took a little bit to get used to the slightly smaller width. Using the "Standard" picture setting, worked great for Logic's mixer or tweaking Synth/FX plug- in windows.Considered buying another LG, but the Sansui fulfilled 90% of my needs. Especially at more than half the price of the LG. Great clear picture. Has worked flawlessly with OSX over a week's use. As mentioned, fit my space requirements.One of the things I love is that the controls are on the back of the monitor. That sounds trivial, but in my setup; with monitor perched over and behind the 88 note controller, was always hard to change anything. Most monitor controls are inconveniently on the bottom.One weird negative: there were a few stray black metal shavings floating around the packaging that cut my finger. Could of been a fluke, but I'd suggest keeping an eye out as you unpack.Other than that- no negatives. Came with HDMI cable. The screen was well protected, and no dead pixels. Uses external power supply, and runs very cool.I'll update if anything changes, but so far I'm happy. If you found this helpful, please click.Cheers!

This is just what we needed. It's so much easier to look at two monitors than to bounce between two windows on one screen. It was easy plug and play, and ready in a couple of minutes. Bright and sharp resolution at a great price.

It was a cheap monitor, it works well, and the picture is good, but just wasn't what I really needed, so I ended up selling it, but for the price, it was good, if you don't need anything better.

This monitor hit it! I accidentally ordered a 1080p 240hz monitor and returned it because I wanted 1400p QHD. Right out of the box this monitor was a definite upgrade. The setup is tool-less and super easy, and the 32" screen is beautiful! There were some grayscale issues out-of-the-box, but with some slight tweaking of the settings, you'll be in QHD heaven! Definitely worth it, this monitor is excellent for its price point!