24 Inch Flat Gaming Monitor, 180Hz, 1ms, AMD FreeSync Support, Low Motion Blur, 1080p Full HD IPS Display, for Office, PC & Console Games, Built in Speakers, 1x DisplayPort, 2X HDMI

There really is a huge difference in gaming with a curved monitor. Sharp resolution, good refresh rate, smooth, colors pop. Was easy to set up and connect to my pc. Played Cyberpunk 2077 after upgrading and it was so much better than my last monitor. Great product for the price. Sound quality isn't great, but small price to pay.

27" monitor has 2-HDMI and other connections, 180Hz, sharp picture quality, with adjustable brightness, and built-in speakers. -And, the price was right. Lots of monitors available, -this one was tops.

I had a pretty specific featureset in mind (30-32", 2-4k, VA, non-curved, non-ultra-wide, high refresh rate, understated looks, FreeSync, brand that I know and trust) and this was one of a handful that fit the bill. Sale price was appealing, so I went with it.I'm pleased with it so far. There aren't a ton of settings, but the presets are pleasant out of the box, not much I'd change.If you know VA vs IPS, it's expected that viewing angles aren't quite as good as IPS, but still reasonable. Colors are rich for the price class, seem reasonably neutral. Contrast is improved over IPS. Don't expect OLED black levels, but they're quite decent on this. A subtle backlight sheam/haze is visible in darker scenes especially off-axis, but not as distracting as most IPS panels.Stand is great. Nice quality and excellent adjustability. Looks nice, too. There are reasonably tasteful "RGB" lights on the back panel, but I haven't yet figured out if you can disable them or change the color (default to blue). Either way, not terribly distracting or overly tacky.All in all, I really like it. Good image for the price, good build quality, understated looks (totally suitable for an office environment), affordable. Unless you're looking for pristine image accuracy/adjustability (for which you'll have to spend significantly more), this is a great option.

I bought two of these monitors over a year ago and they have performed with exceptional results. Both monitors are connected via display cable to my RTX 3050 and everything looks and runs great even playing highly cinematic games like Hell Divers 2. 165 htz with the AMD Freesync enabled is so smooth with no lagging, blur, or tearing ever. They are easy on the eyes as well, even when playing for hours I get no eye fatigue from playing on this monitor. Highly recommend especially for the price if you can find them elsewhere as it seems Amazon either doesn’t stock them any longer or Westinghouse has stopped making them.

This monitor is so cute with my daughter ps5. Picture quality is great.

Gaming is better with higher refresh rate

Overall, I'm very pleased with this product. I bought this to replace an old Dell because I'm a software developer and I'm on my computer constantly, so I needed a good panel. This delivered. It's crisp, the contrast is great, the viewing angle is phenomenal with very little color shift (thanks to the VA panel, which is fairly uncommon). The menu is intuitive, the buttons slightly less so. it's a little difficult to see the markings for the buttons, but I think that was a good design choice because they'd be tacky if they were obvious, and once you figure it out it's fine. The reduced eye strain mode is good and I leave it on constantly while doing anything except gaming and photo editing. (Just a blue light filter, you can get software for that, but I prefer having it on the hardware side.)I use it for coding, image manipulation, gaming, internet browsing, writing, basically everything. It's been a great monitor for all of it.Cons, and why I'd give this 4.5 if Amazon let me:The base.While it's perfectly stable (much more so than some others I've had; it has a very wide stance), it's rather cheap and you can tell. It doesn't interface well with the receiver on the panel, so mounting the panel on it is... Difficult, at best, and it's super hard to adjust the angle on. I adjusted it once and left it there because I felt like I was gonna break the panel if I did it again. These are fairly common problems among cheap monitors, but it's excusable for me because I was prioritizing a good panel, of course, in which this one certainly doesn't disappoint, and you can always just use a VESA mount if you really want. I will be when I go dual monitor.The bezel isn't actually as small as it looks. The panel goes right up to the edge of the monitor, but the pixels stop about a quarter inch from the edge of the panel, so you do get a bit of black border. A bummer if you're using multiple, but oh well, still a rather small border.It came with a power chord (proprietary, not a standard 3 prong) and a VGA cable, and it didn't come with an HDMI chord. I guess they figure we're back to VGA? I dunno, but I was a little bummed because I'm used to 1 of each display cable and there's nothing that lists what cables it comes with.If you've got an HDMI chord and you don't care about a slightly awkward base, I highly recommend it.

Really great monitor speakers work well and the picture is amazing