ASUS 24 Inch Desktop Monitor - 75Hz, Full HD (1920x1080), IPS, Frameless, Adaptive-Sync, Eye Care, HDMI, D-Sub DVI-D - VA24EHE

This is a great touch screen monitor for the price. As soon as I figured out how to set it up properly, it worked completely as advertised and works great as an extra tool to use along with my turn table and mixer set-up. Now I can use the screen to help cue in my 3rd and 4th tracks, rather than having to reach down and navigate with my mouse like I use to. The trick is to make sure you have BOTH the usb-c and the hdmi cables connected from the monitor to your computer. If you just use one or the other cables by themselves, it will only function as a normal monitor without being able to use the touch screen function. And the color is great too! Nice and crisp and bright picture.

This is an amazing simple monitor. I tend to game and work a lot and haven't noticed any issues.I have three of these monitors now and even if they are not the highest resolution they work great! Good build quality.Color is good on this monitor since I do lots of design work. It's not touch screen. Has a good set of ports.

This replaces a 12 year old Viewsonic 24" that is moving to my backup computer. The picture quality is excellent and I must say it is the BRIGHTEST screen I have ever owned. For my gaming use I turned the brightness and contrast way down because it suits my surroundings. The refresh rate and response time are also top notch for the price point.I looked at DOZEN's of different screens and for more money you could get one that looks and acts better of course but for this value it rates in my top 5 all time. I have been PC gaming for 30 years as well. It does have the glow of most IPS monitors when in black screen but for me it's never noticeable when busy.This my first ASUS monitor but, I have been using their motherboards exclusively for 20 years. This piece is on par with the elite quality of most of their products. Especially for the money. The only down side for me is the interface. The button setup on the back of the housing is a real pain at first and finding the right settings for me was difficult. It was worth it in the end though. I am 65 and it takes me a while to get the hang of new things so younger enthusiasts probably won't have issues. I rate it a 9 out of 10 for value and quality. Love it!

I stare at this monitor all day for work and picked it because it’s supposed to reduce eye strain. So far, I think it’s helped. My eyes feel less dry and tired, even after long days. The screen looks clear and crisp, and it’s comfortable to use for both work and streaming. My only complaint is that it doesn’t dim as much as I’d like. I’m pretty light sensitive and even on the lowest brightness setting, it’s still a little harsh in a dark room. If anyone has tips for adjusting it further, please leave a review. Still a solid monitor overall.

The monitor on my wife's computer started flickering a lot every time the computer was turned on. The image was barely viewable through all the flickering. It took 10 minutes or so to settle down and display without issues. Sometimes it was completely black. I finally convinced her to quit dealing with that and bought this ASUS 24" monitor as a replacement. Paired with an ASUS motherboard in her computer and the Ryzen 5600G CPU/APU, I figured this monitor would be a good match.So far, so good, with the monitor; especially for a relatively inexpensive monitor. No dead pixels, no annoying flicker, very good brightness and colors, and, as a bonus, 1920 x1080 display instead of the maximum 1680 x 1050 of her 15-year-old Samsung monitor.I cannot comment on suitability for gaming as that is not our use for this monitor. Tilt is nice, but no height adjustment (I knew this before buying it) so it is a little shorter than her last monitor.Longevity will be my only concern, not that I have reason now to be concerned. Sometimes, inexpensive things do not last. Actually, these days, not even expensive items are guaranteed to last long.

The display delivers sharp, vibrant visuals with great color accuracy and wide viewing angles. The refresh rate and response time make a noticeable difference in both everyday work and casual gaming- everything feels super smooth. I love the frameless design, which looks sleek and is ideal for multi-monitor setups.

Some people complain about the monitor having no speakers(I have pc speakers), or image quality, etc. Is very simple. Is great to work. For what you pay is great(it's not a high end, live with it). This size monitor in 1080 is still perfect with 91 PPI. If you jump to 27 inches you better get a 2K for a perfect 100 PPI. Monitors start to get more expensive once you reach the 27 inches. For three of these monitors you can only buy one good 32 inches 2K(1440). Is very important you know since the beginning the monitor size and resolution you'll need. I was using four 32 inches monitors, but now I have three of these and one 32, and I have a way better setup for my type of use. I got each on discount for about $84(tax included)