LG UltraGear 24 Inch Full HD Gaming Monitor with Radeon FreeSync Technology, 144Hz Refresh Rate, 1ms Response Time

Last December (2019) I built new computer systems for my husband and me. I had purchased two 32" QHD LG monitors for our new systems that my husband and I both love. I needed to get a second monitor for video editing tasks, but didn't need (or have room for) another one as large. So, I did a little search and came across this one. It is nearly identical to ours main monitors, except it's smaller at 24" and has a standard HD picture.The refresh rate of this monitor is quite fast and well suited to video intensive tasks (video editing, motion graphics, gaming, etc.). We've had no problems with the monitor since purchase. The color was reasonably accurate out of the box and matching it to my main monitor wasn't difficult. We're very happy with LG monitors and have no reason to look at anything else.If you're looking for a great monitor with a nice picture, good color and fast refresh rate, I see no reason to look any further, unless you want to move up to a larger size. Highly recommended.** If you found this review helpful, please mark it as helpful to let me know and help other buyers. Thanks! **

First off, I have to say that the monitor is really nice overall. The colors are crisp and the picture quality is top-notch.However, there are a couple of things that I'm not too thrilled about. The bezel on this thing is pretty large, which makes the screen feel a bit smaller than it actually is. It's not a huge deal, but it's something to keep in mind if you're used to a monitor with a thinner bezel.Also, the cable management and ports on this monitor are kind of weird. It's not as straightforward as some other monitors I've used, and it took me a bit of time to figure out which cables went where. It's not a huge issue once you get everything set up, but it's something to be aware of.Overall, I do really like theMonitor . It's a great option for gamers who want a high-quality monitor that won't break the bank. Just be prepared for the large bezel and slightly confusing cable management/port setup.

I had a xfa240 but decided to upgrade(from a xbox perspective) to something that will give me 120 hz. My choices was this, Sceptre E2558B-1658A and Aoc AG241QX. The Aoc was too expensive so it was this or the Sceptra. I chose this one because of a youtube review where a guy said this monitor colors was great looking out the box. I can co sign that statement. This monitor looks beautiful out the box. The only thing i changed was freesync, response time, brightness and i was good to go.This monitor gave me 120 hz on my xbox one x which is what i was looking for. To all the xbox players go head and get you a monitor thats gives 120 hz, its really makes a difference when your playing no matter what the pc geeks say! The crosshairs they provide you are PERFECT. I had a Asus vg245h at one point and couldnt stand their oversized crosshairs but the simple red + sign on this monitor is perfect!The only cons i see about this monitor is you cant save settings, well you can partially. Everytime i turn on my xbox i have to go in settings and enable the crosshair, but what i chose for my freesync and response times stays the same so idk. I wish i could have a user settings option thats keeps everything how i like it. Another con is the port position makes the cables stick out. I had a wall mount that was close to the wall which was fine on the xfa240 but a problem on this monitor. It was a very tight fit for the hdmi cables and impossible for the dvi port. Luckily Microcenter had one with a lil more space from the wall for $10. Also the monitor has no speakers but i knew that before i made the purchase. The creative pebbles is a great addition for $20. Bottom line this was a great purchase for me. I read some reviews from a few years ago where guys said after awhile their monitor screen went all white. Hopefully LG fixed those issues and it doesnt happen to me in the future.....#fingerscrossed

Works fantastic! On/off button is a bit weird to use, but you get used to it. Love it.