eBuyer daily deal. Seems to be a pretty good price for a 24" Full HD Monitor.
HP V243 24" Full HD Monitor Product Description
Get plenty of room to multi-task across your documents and e-mail and leave multiple windows open side by side with the HP V243 60.96 cm (24") LED Backlit Monitor, an extra-large display that's available at unbelievably low price point.
Technical Specification
Display
Display size (diagonal): 60.96 cm (24")
Resolution (native): 1920 x 1080 @ 60Hz
Contrast ratio: 1000:1 static, 5000000:1 dynamic
Tilt and swivel angle: Tilt: -4 to +22°
Display type: TN w/LED backlight
View angle: 170° horizontal/160° vertical
Aspect ratio: 16:9
Display area (metric): 531.36 x 289.89 mm
Brightness: 250 cd/m²
Response time: 5ms
Display Features
Plug and Play
Anti-glare
User programmable
Language selection
On-screen controls
LED Backlights
Input
1 VGA
1 DVI (with HDCP support)
Battery and Power
Power: Input voltage: 100 to 240 VAC
Power consumption: 32 W (maximum), 23 W (typical), 0.5 W (standby)
Dimensions
Minimum dimensions (W x D x H): 56.54 x 5.65 x 33.99 cm
Top comments
spannerzone
14 Jun 173#2
Very good price but I'd pay more (maybe nearer £120) for an IPS screen with wider viewing angles
All comments (20)
senor_sombrero
14 Jun 17#1
Is it payday yet..... Damn!
spannerzone
14 Jun 173#2
Very good price but I'd pay more (maybe nearer £120) for an IPS screen with wider viewing angles
mhtrv to spannerzone
14 Jun 17#3
Agreed pretty sure there are LG IPS monitors for not much more.
ThriftyMcNifty to spannerzone
14 Jun 171#4
I'm looking around for a monitor. Is this the kind of thing you're talking about?
Tarquin8484 to spannerzone
14 Jun 17#7
The spec. says the viewing angle (H) is 170. Presumably any other monitor maxes out at 180..
taras
14 Jun 17#5
TN! - pass
Nozzinja
14 Jun 17#6
VESA?
clonereeco
14 Jun 171#8
Your link just goes to tesco groceries but whatever monitor you are looking at , look for the panel type , there are 3 main types , TN , VA & IPS
I won't go into detail about each one but IPS is the best for colour reproduction and viewing angles but generally speaking has the slowest response times which might be a problem if you are a keen gamer
stec77
14 Jun 17#9
That looks like a stunning looking monitor! Any ideas on quality though? I can't find any reviews, Amazon have 3 very short reviews.
mugen6
14 Jun 17#10
TN panel? nothanksjeff
Try this IPS monitor (manufacturer refurbished)
Always bargain monitors on ebay. Good modern monitors rarely fail in my experience - I've bought literally hundreds on ebay kitting out offices on a budget. Just have to pick the right montior from a good seller.
spannerzone
14 Jun 17#11
I'm no expect, not even an armchair expert but I've always thought that the reason some flatscreens are not so nice to use is their narrower viewing angle, unless viewed directly the colours soon wash out. I've got a few AOC IPS monitors and a TV that has 178 degree viewing angles which seem better when viewed off-centre. So it might mean this monitor is not quite so good unless viewed straight on.
spannerzone
14 Jun 17#12
yes indeed or possibly an [url=]AOC IPS screen[/url] (I have this) or an LG
As I spend lots of time on a monitor I think it money well spent, they're really cheap these days and last 7 years or more typically so why cheap out!
samnai
14 Jun 17#13
Is this monitor OK for general browsing , not using it for gaming . Any ideas/opinions. Thanks
kowalski
14 Jun 17#14
what would people recommend for a 4K or 5K monitor? Looking for something mainly for photo editing (and maybe 4K video editing in the future). Current shortlist is Dell P2715Q ( https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00R420U8O/ )
court
14 Jun 17#15
Just ordered about 20 mins ago then got email saying
Your order has been cancelled for one of the following reasons:
- You've asked us to cancel your order,
- An item on your order has been discontinued or is now out of stock.
After seeing some of the suggestions here I'm starting to regret it (still not sure), I've not collected it yet so can still back out. I've paid £70 for it.
I looked at the lenovo from Tesco and think it looks great but not sure on performance/quality.
Mugen6 suggestions look very good to me especially the Dell as I've currently got a Dell and never had a problem with it.
clonereeco
14 Jun 171#17
I can't see the monitor in question but for browsing any monitor will do , just depends on your usuage , for browsing any screen type is fine but IPS is usually reccomended
guilbert53
15 Jun 17#18
No HDMI !
spannerzone to guilbert53
15 Jun 17#19
A DVI to HDM I cable costs a few pounds and sorts that problem out. DVI and HDMI connections are pretty much the same, minus the audio is lacking on most DVI ports (no speakers on this monitor, so no problem)
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Opening post
HP V243 24" Full HD Monitor Product Description
Technical Specification
Display
- Display size (diagonal): 60.96 cm (24")
- Resolution (native): 1920 x 1080 @ 60Hz
- Contrast ratio: 1000:1 static, 5000000:1 dynamic
- Tilt and swivel angle: Tilt: -4 to +22°
- Display type: TN w/LED backlight
- View angle: 170° horizontal/160° vertical
- Aspect ratio: 16:9
- Display area (metric): 531.36 x 289.89 mm
- Brightness: 250 cd/m²
- Response time: 5ms
Display Features- Plug and Play
- Anti-glare
- User programmable
- Language selection
- On-screen controls
- LED Backlights
Input- 1 VGA
- 1 DVI (with HDCP support)
Battery and Power- Power: Input voltage: 100 to 240 VAC
- Power consumption: 32 W (maximum), 23 W (typical), 0.5 W (standby)
DimensionsTop comments
All comments (20)
I won't go into detail about each one but IPS is the best for colour reproduction and viewing angles but generally speaking has the slowest response times which might be a problem if you are a keen gamer
Try this IPS monitor (manufacturer refurbished)
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HP-Pavilion-24xw-Full-HD-23-8-IPS-LED-Monitor-HDMI-x-2-VGA-x-1-Piano-white-/201955085299
Or this:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Acer-R241YBMID-24-Inch-Flat-Screen-Monitor-/302336513021
Or for a little more, the excellent Dell P2417H:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Dell-P2417H-24-inch-LED-IPS-Monitor-/152576936912
Always bargain monitors on ebay. Good modern monitors rarely fail in my experience - I've bought literally hundreds on ebay kitting out offices on a budget. Just have to pick the right montior from a good seller.
As I spend lots of time on a monitor I think it money well spent, they're really cheap these days and last 7 years or more typically so why cheap out!
Your order has been cancelled for one of the following reasons:
- You've asked us to cancel your order,
- An item on your order has been discontinued or is now out of stock.
I didn't ask to cancel it
After seeing some of the suggestions here I'm starting to regret it (still not sure), I've not collected it yet so can still back out. I've paid £70 for it.
I looked at the lenovo from Tesco and think it looks great but not sure on performance/quality.
Mugen6 suggestions look very good to me especially the Dell as I've currently got a Dell and never had a problem with it.