Bought this for two of my siblings one at the store and another online for a mobile gaming setup and its pretty good and it worked flawlessly. The monitor's HDMI supported the full refresh rate to 144hz and havent encounter any problems. The colors is excellent plus has multiple color settings plus a custom one you can make for yourself as well. Bought it when it was on sale for $149.99 and it was totally worth it.

I've owned this monitor for 2 months as of writing this review and I'm really satisfied with it so far. Bought it during the holidays on sale for $150, at that price it's definitely worth it and I'd highly recommend it. This is my first real gaming monitor tho, apart from the 300hz screen of my HP Omen laptop, so that's pretty much all I have for comparison. Here's my thoughts about the monitor: - The colors, viewing angles, response time (1ms GtG), and refresh rate are all great, so this monitor is perfect for gaming and graphic sensitive work. It gets super bright IMO (up to 350nits) and I have to use it at lvl 50 most of the time. There's not much backlight bleed or harsh IPS glow either, at least on the one I got. - No built-in speakers so you'll need to add them separately, honestly it's better to add your own either way cuz the stuff that comes built-in is almost always garbage (I'm using a Bomaker Tapio I mini soundbar and it's perfect for my usage). - The monitor has one HDMI 2.0, one DisplayPort 1.2, and a 3.5mm AUX port, I think there's a kensington lock thing too (I wish it had a second HDMI port but ehh I can just use a splitter, also wish it came with a DP cable too). - The HDMI 2.0 port supports 144hz but you'll still need to change the display settings first. I'm using this as a secondary monitor for my HP Omen with RTX2060 and it is capable of G-sync over DisplayPort, you just need to enable it in the NVIDIA Control Panel. - It's not mentioned anywhere but the monitor can rotate (90° clockwise only) and it has menu options accommodating the portrait position, it's a nice feature to have especially for a secondary monitor. - To access the on screen menu there's 4 bottom facing tactile buttons and they can be customized to open different settings; I'd honestly prefer the joystick style interface but the buttons aren't that bad, I did get mixed up with hitting enter and back for a while tho. - The build quality of the monitor seems good yet basic, the bezels are pretty thin but the body/enclosure of the screen is kinda chunky in depth. Actually I've seen a few other HP monitors that use nearly the exact same design (24X and VH240a) - The stand section has some nice features like the portrait rotation, up/down pivot, and 110mm height adjustment, but there's just a hole for cable routing and the base is pretty much a square, also no headphone hook or anything fancy, I do like how it has a quick button lock for attaching to the monitor tho (toolless assembly). TLDR; it's a really good monitor overall, not just for gaming, and especially so if you can get it at a decent price on sale.

HP x24ih User Review I haven't been able to find any formal reviews of this, So I'll try and do a more in-depth review of this monitor. First off, It's shipped with an HDMI cable. HDMI does support 120hz, so it should support Xbox one X and PS5. Freesync works with Nvidia GPUs. ***Features*** 4 Buttons that control the OSD (on-screen display). Customizable crosshair. Colors and type can be changed, but not the size. <image> Framerate display that you can change the color and position of. <image> No Backlight strobing option. No built-in speakers. Multi-monitor align, I havent touched this yet. **Response time (Overdrive settings)** After some time testing the various overdrive settings, ***level 2*** seems to be the best from about 75hz - 144hz. There is some amount of overshoot causing inverse ghosting lower than 75hz, though this isn't noticable in-game. This is the option I'm currently using at all times. <Image> - ***Level 1*** has great performance <100hz and under and if you're locked to 60hz. It does have some ghosting/slight blur trails at 144hz. <image> - ***Level 3*** locked 144hz there is some inverse ghosting, it wasn't that noticable in-game. Anything lower than 144hz has very noticable inverse ghosting. <image> - ***Level 4*** overdrive is unusable and only there for marketing 1ms response times - stupid amounts of overshoot causing *VERY* noticable inverse ghosting. <image> **Overclocking** - For overclocking I was only able to get up to **146hz** testing with both Nvidia control panel and CRU (custom resolution utility). So don't get your hopes up for this being an overclocker. **Ports** - It has 1 HDMI(2.0) port, 1 Display Port(1.2), and 1 Headphone Jack (3.5mm) and no USB ports. **Colors** I don't have any professional testing equipment, but the colors don't seem too that bad. It has a low blue light mode. **Backlight Bleed/IPS Glow** There is some backlight bleeding to the top left and bottom right of my unit, but this is only noticeable on a completely blackscreen. ###***Conclusion*** Overall a great monitor if you got it for $150, but probably not worth it at $250 MSRP. I know I skipped out a lot of details like other specs and IPS viewing angles and and all that, but thats information you can easily find online. I wanted to cover things that can't easily be found on a spec sheet.

This monitor is like butter. After going to a 144hz monitor, I don't think I'll ever be able to go back. While I do not think that the 1ms response time is truly accurate, since IPS screens can't really achieve that response time when measuring white to black pixel change - but is possible when measuring white to grey in ips displays. Performance: - Colors are vibrant - Response time is fantastic - Freesync works perfectly: I never have any issues with screen tearing. Also, I was pleasantly surprised by how easy the assembly was. Neck just clicks into place and the base attaches with a single screw!

I purchased this monitor on December 4 , 2020 it was a Christmas surprise for my son I’m not a tech person so I had no idea what to look for inside Best Buy I told the associate my son wanted a pc so he can play games online with friends I told him my son specifically made it clear to me that if he gets a pc it has to be a gaming pc and no other the Best Buy associated asked me what games was my son into I told him and the associate took it from there he knew exactly what my son wanted he explained all the functions and features told me the quality and picked out what was in my price range I purchased this monitor along with the ibuypower gaming desktop and its a great combination together this monitor does everything the Best Buy associate said it would I kind of thought the monitor would be small since it’s 24” I thought my son would complain but to my surprise it’s a nice size monitor it isn’t small like I thought it would be and the number one thing is the picture on this monitor is very clear and bright my son said the graphics when he plays fortnite on this pc is better then when he plays on his gaming consoles i even tried the computer out myself and I didn’t even need my glasses to look at the screen overall this pc is excellent it works great it looks great and my son is very satisfied