Very simple stand setup, normal bezels on three sides and a bit of a chin along the bottom edge. In going with something so basic, HP haven't ended up including any "gamer" design elements like RGB lighting or weird patterns, which is an approach we like. However, it definitely looks and feels like a monitor on the cheaper end of the scale.

We're keen to see what areas are cut down to reach this price point, and if there are notable compromises, because on paper it seems like a steal. Full adaptive sync support with FreeSync Premium, nice size and resolution, and IPS technology promising "1ms" class response times. Other panel-related specifications include a 300-nit peak brightness, a static contrast ratio of 1,000:1, true 8-bit color depth, 90% DCI-P3 color gamut, and HDR (High Dynamic Range) support.

When compared to the standard GTG, the MPRT is preferable for competitive games. However, it does compromise a huge portion of the screen brightness, making the screen dimmer, and sometimes too much for normal use. So, unless you are really into competitive games and want the monitor to perform the best, I don’t recommend you keep this on. Of course, because this is an IPS panel, there will be some IPS glowing, but it isn’t excessive and won’t interfere with your regular activities. It comes with cold colors out of the box, but you may tweak them to your liking by calibrating them or tweaking the monitor’s settings, to make things more vivid. Brightness In any case, even if you simply need the monitor to play, I don’t advocate VA panels at all. If you’re that competitive, I recommend looking for an inexpensive Fast IPS monitor that provides all of the benefits of an IPS screen while having better or similar response times as VA monitors. The RGB LED is facing the monitor’s stand, it’s subtle and actually practical, especially in the dark. Remember how I mentioned the curved version of this monitor had superior gaming features? Even with that, both have a similar response time. But, while this one can achieve 1ms GTG, the HP x27c can reach 1ms with MPRT.

The only way to significantly improve performance is through a full calibration, we used Calman for this, and achieved really solid results for sRGB. However for wider gamuts like DCI-P3, coverage of this gamut simply isn't good enough, so I wouldn't recommend this display for anything other than sRGB. Calibrated Color Performance For the best image quality, we recommend using the ‘Native’ color temperature mode. Design & Connectivity We are pretty impressed with how HP has been able to make this sort of monitor with only a bit of fat trimmed around the edges. We lose a bit of wide gamut here, a bit of performance there, we don't get a directional toggle for the OSD, and so on. But the basics are intact, like how we still get a height adjustable stand, and how the gaming experience still holds up well compared to other monitors we've tested with the same specs. Note that depending on how close you are watching the screen, this may be easier or more difficult to see. If you use your monitor at a high distance, the low PPI is less likely to bother you than if you use it up close.HP X24ih – Monitor Gaming de 24" Full HD (1920 x 1080 a 144Hz, IPS, 1ms, HDMI, Antirreflejo, Low Blue Light, Altura e Inclinación Ajustables) Negro While the image quality is a bit better as opposed to the previous-generation TN models, the 160°/170° viewing angles are still a bit of a problem.

It still has warranty, but the ideato send it to a Repair Centre for who-knows-how-many-months annoys me a lot, since I need it for my job.They managed to adopt one of the highest brightness ratios for this monitor while keeping the pricing relatively stable, resulting in an improved price-performance ratio. With 400 nits, you’ll be able to get an edge during games by seeing your opponent easier in a dark place. In terms of picture quality, there's not much wide gamut support, factory calibration is average, and the contrast ratio is poor. But other areas are perfectly usable, it gets nice and bright, viewing angles are excellent, it's a flat panel, no dark level performance issues and it works perfectly fine for SDR content. Altura ajustable de 100 mm; inclinación -5° a + 20°; pivot +90; ángulos de visión ultraamplios de 178°