HUAWEI AD80HW Display 24 Inch Monitor Full HD 1080P - Ultra-Slim Bezels With 90% Screen To Body Ratio - Low Blue Light To Decrease Eye Fatigue, 5ms Flicker Free, 1920 X 1080 HDMI/VGA, IPS - Black

This is for the 60Hz, 24 inch model since the reviews are all jumbled up here. For the price, I can't complain at all. It is a solid screen, okay picture quality and the screen is very presentable with small bezels.There is no audio, nor USB C connection but you can't really expect that for 100 quid (I got this on Prime Day). Connects without a fuss through HDMI and I am using it as a second screen alongside the Mateview 28 inch which is a phenomenal screen albeit you will have to shell out a lot more for it.Resolution is Full HD and does the job well. There is a fairly long HDMI cable included in the package but no other frills - none were expected.I am quite happy with the product and rate it 5 stars for the value. As of summer 2022 nothing comes close to this screen in terms of value for money.

I bought this as a replacement for a much older device for my mother-in-law's PC and she is very pleased with it. The 1920 x1080 resolution is perfect for general office work, web browsing and catchup TV. The unit is smart to look at is perfectly stable on a desk. It comes with an HDMI and power cable so it's easy to just plug in and go. The picture is bright and sharp with plenty of reserve for brightness adjustment if required. The frame rate is probably too low for a serious gamer, but at this price that's definitely not the target market.The only downside is the lack of built-in sound, so you will need to consider either a set of external speakers or a USB sound bar. I bought the HONKYOB USB Computer Speaker which does the job just fine without the usual rats nest of cables you get with a speaker set. And it fits very well under the front of the monitor so as not to take up too much extra desk space.

I use this for work not games or graphics so can't talk about that.Nice screen with thin bezels and bright and colourful. I like it. Seems to have plenty of adjustment so perfectly acceptable.The stand is not adjustable for height and is quite short. Although it cam tilt.The stand is quite sturdy so that's good.Has 3 plug ins, power, VGA and HDMI in the back so a bit short on peripherals but fine for me. It slots in the back straight in and not at some odd angle which makes it easy to set up. The power is not a kettle lead but an adaptor which slots in the back. The power lead is a bit short so could be an issue for some.So for a cheap monitor for basic work, it's perfectly fine. I would buy one again and would recommend it to a chum within its limitations and price bracket.

I have two of these as a duel monitor gaming setup and they work amazing, the screen has very little glare which is great if there is lots of sunlight getting in the room. They also are incredibly easy to mount to a wall as they are compatible with most monitor mounts.The monitor itself looks amazing, the bezels are pretty small and very clean looking overall, my only negative to this monitor is that the power cable is white, I don't know who came up with the idea for a white cable to go with a balck monitor but it really stands out so you may want to buy a new cable or hide it behind the wall if you don't want it on show, also if you are into competitive gaming you will probably want a monitor with higher refresh rate as this is only 60hz which is perfect for most gaming but is still something to bare in mind.

No complaints using this monitor as a second screen for working from home. Have not tried this with games as this is for work only. Clear display and the computer recognised the screen plug-and-play. The stand is robust and weighty enough to support the monitor and I have also just mounted it to the wall using a swing arm VESA TV bracket, which fitted perfectly into the recessed space on the back after removing the 4 screws provided. Larger brackets may require the use of stand-offs that come with most kits nowadays.

I bought two of these to put side by side as they have very (almost zero) narrow bezels at the sides and top. They would sit nicely together but I bought a stand that's been a bit of a disappointment, but that's not the fault of these very nice monitors.You should note: HDMI and VGA connectors, and no speakers. Also, the connectors are mounted on the back of the monitor, so your cables will stick out, rather than pointing down.£120 (each) seems like a pretty reasonable price to have paid, so I'm very happy with them.