acerSB242Y EBI 23.8" Full HD (1920 x 1080) IPS Zero-Frame Gaming Office Monitor | AMD FreeSync Technology Ultra-Thin Stylish Design 100Hz 1ms (VRB) Low Blue Light Tilt HDMI & VGA Ports

This monitor is quick and bright, is a perfect size for a single user and has a couple of port options to fit with old or new computer wires.

For the price, decent size, great refresh rate, makes great second smaller monitor to my gaming setup.

The media could not be loaded. Muy buen monitor a excelente precio

I like the quality of the picture on the monitor. It gets the job done. However, I dislike the location of the ports for the cords and it is not immediately VESA mount compatible. The ports are located on the bottom of the monitor, meaning I can see the cords plugged in. Not great if you’re going for the minimalist look on your desk. Additionally, the listing says VESA compatible, yet there are only two holes for the VESA mount and it’s not enough because the monitor would be on a major tilt. I ended up having to buy a sticker VESA mount adapter because I couldn’t find one designed to fit in the monitor.

I use a laptop and for some programs the screen was a little too small for me, so I decided to get this monitor to hook up to my laptop. For a reasonable price, it was delivered the next day. It was simple to set up and plug in, although I did buy a separate HDMI cable to plug into my laptop to monitor. It did come with one I think (or was it vga?) but I bought a cheap box of separate HDMI cables from amazon just to be safe.So basically, just snapped the stand into place, plugged in the HDMI cable and the power cord, and viola, I now have a good much bigger monitor. Also, the color and vibrancy of the screen is much better than my laptop screen. I was debating for a while whether to get a 24" or 27" monitor but did some research and you are supposed to sit farther away from a 27" monitor, and I don't have the space on my desk. Also 24" is pretty much standard for all gaming. So, I went with this 24" and it is a huge improvement over my small and not so vibrant laptop screen.I have to say I still get a little eye strain with certain games and have to wear glasses, but I don't think this is any fault of the monitor. Overall, I am very happy with this new 24" monitor and would recommend it. Thanks for reading and good luck!

Got a mini desktop PC and I was looking for a monitor. My daughter had just gotten a new gaming laptop and the picture on that was stunning! Like stunning. I looked up and found this monitor on a 'Best of' list so I decided to give it a try. Gorgeous images! Great colors (not as good as her laptop, but this was under $90-sometimes you just get what you pay for), and images that really popped.I couldn't get it to tilt and checked reviews and questions where it said it didn't have any tilt. I actually bought another stand for it, and when I was trying to take the stand off that came with it...it tilted. Are you serious?? Yeah I would have NEVER applied the pressure necessary to get this thing to tilt just to see if it did. But I kind of put my thumbs on the back of the unit by the base and did it that way.This is a great monitor with a gorgeous picture. I think I'd have to spend at least three times as much to actually have an upgraded picture.

Great monitors for office. We have purchased 6 of these over 2 years. Easy to install and so far no issues whatsoever. The slim design makes it look good on our desks and they don’t take much space.

The picture quality is fine for the price, but the aspect ratio of this monitor is way off. The physical size of the screen is 479x260mm, which is closer to 16.5:9 than the standard 16:9 as falsely advertised. I have confirmed this with a measuring tape. This has the effect of stretching the screen too wide. The SB222Q manual shows an option in the system settings for changing the "Wide Mode" option to "Aspect", but suspiciously shows it only when the ancient, inferior VGA mode is selected. Otherwise it is completely disabled for HDMI and cannot be changed from "Full". Any software level scaling will cause unpleasant blurring on the edges and eliminate any crispness the monitor would otherwise have. Returning.