HP - 22es 21.5" IPS LED FHD Monitor - Natural silver

Im a very casual computer user. I go on to check work emails, social media, and the occasional videos. I have a MacBook pro I love but the screen is too small and I wanted the feel of a full desktop computer so I figured id just add a monitor, wireless keyboard and mouse, and thats exactly what I did. I love this monitor, its VERY thin and looks expensive compared to other monitors in the same range. I got it for a great deal so that may be a factor in my love for this monitor. Its a great size and the quality is as you would expect.

It is a very light, very thin, breakthrough monitor. I will buy it if I have a 2560 * 1440 resolution product. A perfect product is a good example of this.

I bought 2 for dual monitor setup. They are beautiful and they are working fine. I can't expect more for $60 monitor.

Excellent size for using dual monitors when working from home.

I bought this to replace an old 13 inch square flat monitor. At first I thought it was going to be too small, but it's the perfect size for my set up. Price was good too. It's a good looking monitor with a really nice picture. I'd buy another if I had another desktop. I'm very happy with it.

I bought this monitor on Cyber Monday. What a great deal! Here is my review and unboxing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bau3948Wu1A I love how thin and small the monitor is. The buttons are very easy to use and navigate through settings. The display looks really clean. I hooked it up to my Xbox and was very impressed with the quality. It DOES NOT have built in speakers. The stand is really easy to set up. No screw driver even needed. It comes with a VGA adapter but NOT a HDMI cord. Overall for the price I'm very impressed with the HP product.

I purchased this because I needed an affordable monitor for work. I was comparing it to some of the cheapest Acer/Asus monitors. Obviously I ended up going with this one, and I'm really glad I did. I'd consider myself really selective when it comes to display quality... I do photo/video editing as a hobby at home, and I know the difference between a good and a bad display. Because it was for work though, I just wanted something cheap that would get the job done - wasn't super concerned with picture quality or design. Based on the reviews I read for this guy, I figured it would at least be a step up from the mediocre monitors a lot of my coworkers use, and that turned out to be true (and I spent about the same amount!) First off, this is a really good looking monitor design wise. I would call it minimalistic, which I like. Would fit right in next to a MacBook Pro. The lack of protruding bezel, along with the silver accents, makes this guy stand out - looks much more expensive than it is. It's crazy thin but still seems pretty sturdy. Have gotten a few compliments from coworkers already (how often do you hear someone complimenting someone else's monitor? not common in my office...) When it comes to picture quality, like I was saying, I wasn't expecting this to compete with higher end displays by any means, but it still beat my expectations. The colors and crispness might not be sufficient for someone trying to do serious photo/video work, but it still makes everything look pretty darn good. 1080p videos look great, text is readable, and the settings are very customizable. I honestly could see myself being pretty satisfied using it for entertainment or creative work at home, so I'm almost bummed that it has to live in my office. Bottom line - this thing is what it is (a cheap monitor made to get the job done), but it outperforms its price and looks as good as more expensive models.

I got this to use as a second monitor, since I make gaming videos, and it has been really great! Setting it up was super quick and easy. After tweaking the brightness, contrast etc, I've managed to get it looking almost identical to how my MacBook looks (which I use for editing pictures and videos), so now I have the option of editing on the pc as well! I was lucky enough to get it on sale for around $50, so it was definitely worth it!