HP X24iH Gaming Monitor, 144Hz, Full HD (1920 x 1080), 23.8 Inch, 1ms reponse time, Height Adjust stand (1 HDMI, 1 DP)

I came across this monitor on sale for £299 and thought I would go for it. There are only 2 reviews online that I can find, one in German and the other in Polish therefore I thought I should leave my opinion here to help people.All IPS monitors are 4ms. Any that say 1ms are lying. They use tricks to try reduce it to 1ms but it is still 4ms.The following review is from playing Valorant at a constant 144hz:SPECSOne HDMI at 144hz and one displayport at 144hz. 5 pixel overdrive settings, I recomend just setting it to setting 4 and leaving it. Change the picture to game mode. The contrast ratio on this monitor is around 1250:1 where as other IPS monitors it is 1000:1 so you are getting more contrast here.DESIGNThe monitor is real ugly in the pictures but thankfully is much nicer when its in front of you. You barely see those two green strips at each side. They do not light up. The chin has a light up green LED that you can change OFF>LOW>MED>HIGH>BREATH. You can not change the colour. The stand is sturdy and lets you adjust height and tilt.OPINIONI was waiting on the DELL S2721DGFA but cancelled it because I dont see any reason how it can be much better. 1440p 144hz looks fantastic on this monitor. The colours are really vibrant, no stuck pixels and I cant really notice anything out of the ordinary regarding black light bleed. I have an OLED tv and know what black should look like but this is IPS, it cant display black properly by design. The OLED can display 120hz 1080p and theres just no comparison regarding colours and blacks. It is also 4x the price so not really a fair comparison. But having access to an OLED TV and this, I can assure you I am not dissapointed by this monitor in any way.This is perfect for PC gaming as well as XBOX X and PS5 for high frame rate.

Nabbed this when it randomly dropped to £200 for a day. No dead pixels or subpixels, didn't notice any backlight bleed. Height adjust and pivot are nice. I have an Nvidia card and no DP cable so can't test the adaptive refresh rate or try an overclock. There's a "response time" setting in the menu from 1 to 5 which I assume is overdrive; perhaps slightly less ghosting on level 5 and no sign of a corona, on ufotest. Colour accuracy isn't a priority but was able to set decent contrast and gamma. The power adapter is integrated which adds weight but is tidier. The green LED can be turned off and the other green highlights are subtle in person; it's not an ugly monitor. Bezels are average. Sturdy stand. Heavy - 7.35kg.

Great monitor, no complaints from me.This comes packaged with an HDMI cable and not a DisplayPort cable so make sure you order a DisplayPort cable along side this. (HDMI only gets up to 60hz, DisplayPort allows for 144hz).Once setup, right click desktop > display settings > advanced > change the refresh rate from 60hz to 144hz.Navigating the monitor settings is easy. The settings need tweaked after setup, I highly recommend setting the Viewing Mode to Gaming and the Color Control to whatever you feel looks best.

My use: Needed to pair a monitor with my laptop for my desk set-up. It needed to be 27", IPS, >60 Hz, display port, ~£200-300, 1440p, <5 ms response time. VESA mount for mounting onto bracket.The Good:Specs - Met all my criteria (listed above) and was on sale for £300 (Sold by Amazon, Dec 2020, RRP £400) which was great value and could not find a competing product with these specs, at this price, with good reviews from a reputable brand.Experience - Can't really complain. Smooth and fluid with high frame rates, easy to set up, good build quality. The thin bezels of sides and top look very sleek and although opinions may be split about the green LED light on the front, I quite like it.The Bad: Lack of USB hub is a shame as that would have been rather convenient for my set-up. Only 1 x HDMI input which for some may be a bit limiting, if say they wanted to connect multiple devices (consoles, computers etc).Overall: For my criteria (listed above) this was by far the best option available and at a great price point (details above). As always, make sure the monitor matches your needs an budget otherwise your research can be rather overwhelming.

Really nice looking monitor, height adjustable, rotates to do portrait, hdmi display port and speaker OUT only.If it'd had vga it would have been perfect, but in this modern world you should be moving away from vga.I'm not using it for gaming, but for Office use the whites are white, it's crisp and sharp.

I really love this display, it's probably the nicest one I've ever owned, it has everything I wanted except HDR which I suppose isn't too big of a deal. The 144hz refresh rate looks stunning and it pairs really well with my TV. The wide angle screen is excellent and beautifully clear and the gree LED strip on the front isn't too in your face. The stand is height adjustable and the monitor can be connected by HDMI or Displayport, this monitor has really lovely colours too and really satisfies every need I had.

Bought this for my Hubby. Arrived well packaged. Easy to assemble. Picture is awesome. The only downside that we found was that the instructions were in every language except English so have no idea what all the buttons under the Monitor are for with exception of the on off one. But no doubt bit of playing around he will work it out. Other than that very happy Well worth the Money.

I actually use this monitor for work, not gaming. Great quality monitor, great picture quality. The height adjustment and ability to adjust the monitor to be vertical are perfect for me. Monitor looks good and price was reasonable.