Customer Ratings & Reviews

Not as nice as I expected for HP. It missed the mark on amenities. No speaker, No camera, Size was ok but seems smaller in person.

This monitor is not able to be mounted and the picture is not that great! Would not recommend buying it!

The quality in the panel is really bad is like yellow comparing other model and other brands

Monitor keeps going black in the middle of work projects. We’ve only had it for a couple of months.

I ended up returning this monitor as the clarity of the picture reminded me of a first generation i-Phone. It was priced extremely low, but you certainly get what you pay for. I exchanged it and paid an extra $300 for an LG 27UP600 which I am much happier with.

Unboxing the HP 27” IPS LED FHD FreeSync Monitor, you will find the monitor, disassembled stand parts, the power brick and cord, a 6ft HDMI cable, and misc documentation. Assembling the monitor is toolless and quick and easy. The base of the stand is constructed of metal, possibly aluminum, and attaches to the plastic upright with a thumb screw. The upright features a channel with removable cover for cable management. Assembled, the monitor is super attractive. The bulk of the monitor is only ¼” thick, has no physical raised bezel, and the screen sports a matte finish. The chin, finished in silver, hides 4 miniscule buttons underneath with markings only for the power button. Once powered up, the default settings presented a sharp image with vivid colors and deep dark blacks. The IPS technology gives wide viewing angles and the “bezel” measures a scant ⅛”. Despite the lower 60 Hz rating, motions are smooth with no sign of ghosting or stutter. Settings are accessed by the aforementioned unmarked miniscule buttons and an on-screen display. Navigation is mostly intuitive. Aside from an issue with mine not waking up from sleep correctly (which could possibly be a settings issue that I just haven’t found), my only real complaint here is the price. There are many brand name monitors with similar specs that are notably cheaper. Maybe they don’t have as much ‘wow factor’ with the thin screen and small bezel, but is that enough to command the premium retail asking price? Well, that's up to you to decide.

Less than 2 months, the panel has failed. Worked great for the first 35 days, but then the panel now shows 2/3 black or flickering .

This is a very sleek and light monitor, with very little border around the edges, the way I like monitors. It does not have built-in speakers, which is one of the reasons it's so light. I generally use headphones, so not having speakers is not an issue for me. This model has HP's Eye Ease low blue-light system, which is supposed to lessen eye strain. The monitor has very vibrant colors and lots of options to choose from in it's on-screen menu (accessible from buttons on the bottom right of the monitor). The monitor tilts easily so you can view it at the angle you prefer. The monitor looks good whether you're surfing the web, playing games or watching videos. You can do two of those at the same time if you use AMD's Freesync, which allows you to split-screen two different programs. The stand has a hollow channel, allowing you to feed the various cables through it, if you want a less cluttered desktop. This model gives you a VGA connector and two HDMI connectors, in case you want to hook up a computer and a video game console or Blu-Ray player.

This HP M27F monitor with the slim form factor, thin bezels and the silver colors make this thing looks sleek and modern. It is very bright with nice color reproduction. Setting it up is very simple just attach the stand and plug the HDMI cable or a VGA. This monitor is great for long hours viewing as the blue filter will help reduce the strain on your eyes. You can also connect your gaming consoles to it and take advantage of the freesync feature but the bad thing is that this monitor's refresh rate goes up to 70hz and you are limited to 1080P resolution. So far as gaming goes it will be good but not so great despite it having freesync and 5ms response time. One thing I noticed on this monitor that is not VESA compatible meaning you cannot wall mount it. That may not bother many of us but is good to mention. Overall this 27 inch monitor will suit great for regular day to day use and media consumption as the video also looks great on it. In the box you get the monitor, HDMI cable, the power cable and manuals.

I have had this computerset up since 2022,, i absolutely loved it!! I work from home and it is the best investment!! From the speed , memory, and overall design inside and out. You want a computer that is reliable , buy this setup!! You will love it!

Consistently have to reboot computer because the monitor displays a scrambled picture. Should have known better than to buy an HP product.

Do not buy this monitor. Its cheaply made and screen quality is bad and its way over priced. I returned it on the same day that I picked it up.

Not good quality. Do not waste your money. After having this product for one week. Lines began to appear on the screen and you cannot see the screen.

I really like this all purpose monitor, 27" IPS LED from HP.  This is the M27f, which I now have side by side with my older HP 27f, the differences are noticeable. First the construction, the M27f has a thinner frame and smaller bottom silver edge, giving it a sleek, modern profile. The overall footprint and thickness of this monitor is the slimmest of any I have seen in this size.  The controls are at the bottom of the frame, with a power indicator light, power button and four menu buttons. The menu options are as expected, color, image options to include response time, sharpness, and image scaling.  Other features are input, and auto switching, power management, menu customization, factory reset, and information screen.  Input cables plug into the back, and include power and options for VGA and 2 x HDMI. Setup is simple, remove from box, attach stand (setup only available in landscape position), using included easy turn screw, plug in included HDMI cable if that's your preferred input, and it's done.  The stand allows for forward / back tilt, but no swivel or screen rotation available.  There is a cover at the back of the stand to support cable management, and the stand design is lightweight yet sturdy to prevent tipping or wobbling.   Performance is what one would expect from a well made all purpose monitor.  I use it as my daily work from home monitor, movies, and occasional gaming.  While I think it excels in the daily work use category, this monitor holds its own for gaming and streaming due to FreeSync technology.  I didn't test anything that would push the boundaries, but didn't have any stutter with games such as Ark.  One new feature I love, HP has introduced a new feature called HP Eye Ease, it reduces blue light, but amazingly doesn't distort the color as many blue light filters do.   Overall I think this is a fantastic multipurpose monitor, its lightweight, well constructed, hangs with the gaming crowd but is at home in the home office, and provides excellent graphics without the eye strain. 

Hot garbage that keeps getting super fuzzy. I would return it but they keep giving me so much crap when i try to return anything that is not worth my time

worst monitor i have ever used in my life. when i wake my computer this monitor takes 30 seconds to show anything. and sometimes just shows static.

Newds updates can tell jts the cheapest HP but gets the job done mine came cracked unfortunately

Unfortunately I had to return both screens as they were both damaged upon unpackaging.

yea you guys sold me another piece of junk..i went to return it and you treated me like crap..over $200

Screens glitch and shudder, could be from the crap, rebuilt laptop they sold me!