LG24MK600M-B 24'' Full HD (1920 x 1080) IPS Display with 3-Side Virtually Borderless Design and Radeon FreeSync Technology and Dual HDMI, Black

I got this monitor for a small gaming PC I have on a budget. It works wonderfully and I'm impressed with how much you get for the price from a name brand.This monitor ticks off nearly all of the important marks: IPS panel, 1080p, 75 hz refresh rate, Freesync, slim bezels, and VESA mount compatability. Additionally, this monitor has a great OSD system with the single joystick. I've played a lot of games on it ranging from Doom to XCOM and I haven't seen any issues.My only complaints are that the default stand kind of sucks (to be expected for the price) because it only offers tilt, the lack of DisplayPort (freesync is over HDMI), and it would have been nice if the monitor could be a bit brighter (true for most monitors in the price range).This monitor looks and plays really well and given the price, it beats monitors priced above it like some of Asus's gaming offerings. I think for the price, this monitor is hard to beat.

Great price for a really nice monitor. I did a lot of research to figure out which was the best work from home monitor and saw this one on a list somewhere in google. I am really happy with it!! Love that there’s a split screen function and also great that I can adjust the lighting on the screen. The “reader” section makes it a lot easier on my eyes since I stare at a screen all day, it reminds me of the night shift on iPhone. The colors are amazing and the resolution is very crisp.Very happy with this as my work monitor!

I originally purchased a New Acer SB220Q IPS 21.5" Zero Frame Monitor. I purchased it based on the many reviews and was also ranked #1 in Best sellers in Amazon. The Acer Monitor picture quality at the time seemed great and the monitor itself was thin but I started having intermittent screen issues with it. I was desperately looking for a replacement during the next 2 days reading reviews on similar priced monitors. I just could not find anything else that appealed to me and I didn't want to take a chance on replacing with the same model Acer. Then I found this LG 24MK600M-B 24 Inch Full HD Monitor. Regular price on it was way over my returned monitor Amazon credit but I saw one that was only $13 dollars more at $108 but said was in "Used Very Good" condition. It had only one review to go by and after reading all the features, its 24" and checking LG's Website I took a chance. The monitor arrived and was actually still Brand New and only the retail box had some storage damage on one corner. This was why it was described "Used Very Good" on the condition. I don't care the box is getting thrown out anyway. Once I hooked up the monitor and turned it on I immediately saw a quality difference in the picture over the Acer. More detail, the colors were more accurate and text was not grainy as was on the Acer. This was before I even calibrated it! Once calibrated it is now better than I ever hoped it would be. I Love it and I'm also getting a nice jump in screen size from 21.5" to a 24". This makes all the difference for me as my vision isn't as great as it used to be. I definitely would recommend this monitor to others. The monitor is exactly 24" measured diagonally not including the bezel. Someone posted a negative comment that it was 20" which it is not.

This is a great little IPS monitor dispute it not showing up in the Nvidia control panel and in turn not allowing me to use the adaptive sync. Its still 75hz so thats a nice boost above 60. Its old news but if you weren't aware, Nvidia drivers now supports Freesync too. Its suppose to work regardless even if its not on Nvidia's official list but for some reason, the Gsync on/off option does not show up in the control panel for this monitor like it does for my other Freesync monitors. I am on the latest Nvidia driver 430.86. It may have to do with the lack of a Displayport on the monitor but not certain. Regardless, its a really nice little secondary monitor for me. A very decent IPS screen, 75Hz, LG's great joystick interface for the menu, Lots of features to tweak even some gaming ones like Black level stabilizer, Overdrive and Super Resolution. The panel can get pretty bright and the colors a fairly accurate. Also VESA mountable and has super slim bezels great for multi-monitor setups.. So for the money its a pretty sweet little monitor!EDIT: After doing a bit more research, I have discovered that Gsync support for Freesync monitors REQUIRES a Displayport to Displayport connection. This monitor is only equipped with HDMI ports so it will not work. And that also includes Displayport to HDMI adapters. Those do not work either. Must be a direct DP connection.

I bought this for my home office for an additional monitor. I loved it so much I bought another. I like LG products and this is a winner! The color and the details are great and it is quality. Perfect!

Needed another monitor and was able to get this one which is the same as the original monitor I had. I was thrilled to be able to get the exact same one.

During the Work from Home Covid period i have ventured into upgrading and expanding my home computer system. I recently purchased a 13" Mac Air Book and wanted some new larger monitors to go with it. I use a Targus docking station with HDMI ports for up to 4 monitors. I purchased two of these monitors to start with and love them! Super easy set up, sleek design, very easy to use. And for basic office, word docs, spreadsheets, lucid charts, and zoom calls, these are fantastic. I have not tried them for gaming so I did not rate them as such. They are HD, not 4K, so I don't know how well they will work for gamers, but if you aren't doing gaming or other high video output uses, these will work just fine. I just ordered two more to complete my 4 screen video wall. Looking forward to getting them set up and put to good use keeping me organized while working from home.