Customers admire the 27" IPS LED FHD 100Hz Monitor for its generous screen size and overall performance, allowing users to run multiple applications smoothly. The monitor's design and adjustability are also appreciated, along with its easy setup and clear display. The only drawback mentioned is the absence of built-in speakers.
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
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Posted . Owned for 6 months when reviewed.
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Great experience, happy with the product and best buy service.
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The HP Series 5 527sh is a very good basic monitor. It is a 27-inch, FHD monitor, meaning it's maximum resolution is 1920x1080. It features a nice 100hz refresh rate. Inputs include 1 VGA port and 2 HDMI ports. Noticeably absent is DisplayPort. The monitor itself is very nice looking, with small bezels all around, and a very thin profile overall. The monitor itself is very light, but the base has enough weight to keep it firmly planted on whatever surface you have it sitting on. It is also worth noting that I didn't see any VESA mounting threads or any other way to attach this to a wall or desk mount. The stand features height and tilt adjustments, but no swivel or rotation. Performance of the monitor was very nice. The screen is nice and bright with vibrant colors. It offers all the expected adjustments, color, brightness, contrast, etc. Like many other monitors, the navigation buttons are located out of sight, right on the bottom right of the monitor, and they aren't exactly well labeled. This is a pet peeve of mine and just like most other monitors, I make a few mis-steps before actually making the adjustments I want to make. Something HP does well is the first time you press any of the buttons, labels pop up on screen above each button, giving you a better idea of what each one does, and where it is actually located. So once you have those up to help you, navigating the menus is actually pretty simple. Overall, this was a very nice monitor, however, it is missing a few features that would really take it to the next level. I would recommend this if you just need a nice looking, well performing monitor for basic needs. Look elsewhere if you need things like display port, swivel/rotation, VESA mounts, or gaming performance.