LG 24GL650-B 24 Inch Full HD Ultragear Gaming Monitor with FreeSync 144Hz Refresh Rate and 1ms Response Time, Black

shipped fast, arrived in perfect condition and works amazing. I’ve been using it for a couple of months, easy to put together and amazing for gaming and school work. Would definitely order again.

This panel is pretty good. The obvious TN downside makes some viewing angles poor, but adjusting some of the display settings can improve it. This is not my main monitor, and I would not suggest you use this as a main monitor. However, it is perfect for a cheap 144hz aux monitor that has a vertical vesa mounting stand included. This panel also has hot-switching between inputs, which is perfect for having multiple inputs hooked up to it.

Nice

This monitor is great for gaming and all around incredible. the only problem i have with this monitor is i have one dead pixel on the bottom right hand side of my screen. other than that the monitor is exactly as advertised

Horrible color banding makes it unusable.

Great monitor for the price. If youre not convinced yourself check on gomonitor.com and check out the reviews are great has an 8.1

BUYERS BEWARE! It’s very contradicting that something like this is advertised at 1080p @144hz (Or 120hz) but yet the recommended settings was 1080p @60hz. (HDMI ONLY) I bought this monitor in hopes to have a great gaming experience at 120hz for my Xbox One X. Unfortunately I found it only works well at 60hz with FreeSync On. I’ve tried multiple modes @120hz on the monitor including the different options on my Xbox as well and it seems that this monitor is more directed towards a PC rather than console. Running @60hz was actually a better experience than trying to run @120hz (Yes Xbox One X can run 120hz if you change the TV settings specifically on the console settings) NOTE: On the instructions for set up included in the box, the recommended resolution was 1080p @60hz (HDMI ONLY) Also, The display port will only work for PC or something that is display port compatible. I’ve tried using a display port to HDMI conversion and it would say no signal even with free sync off. Picture quality isn’t too bad for a TN monitor but it can be noticeable if you don’t have the correct settings for your application. Overall I think this would be a decent buy for a competitive PC gamer, you would have ALOT more flexibility with the Display Port rather than HDMI. I fully believe in the positive reviews for this monitor but I would trust in using this as something for PC. As for Xbox, running @60hz would be your best option when using this monitor. For the money I would absolutely reconsider purchasing this monitor for console. NOTE: This Review was based upon Xbox One X ...NOT... Xbox Series X or S

Got this on sale awhile back and have no complaints, no dead pixels and overall and very nice picture

I liked that it was easy to set up and I was playing the cleanest Valorant game of my life within 30 minutes of it being delivered. You do have to enable G-Sync for 144hz and its stock 120hz. You can not have 1ms no motion blur, 144hz, and G-Sync enabled at the same time. When you have 1 ms no motion blur on it drops to 120hz. For a Tn panel this a fantastic looking panel and is hard to differ between my IPS panel. The stand is a bit annoying because it sets the monitor further from your face. Being a 24-inch monitor I kinda liked it a bit closer, however, the stand was super easy to install. No tools required and it is Vesa mount compatible. For GAMING it is a must-have for the price and quality. There are no distinct issues. When buying a cheaper monitor by even $50 there are usually clear problems or shortcuts that the manufacturer took to make it cheaper. Not with this monitor. The stand is metal and you can change the height and angles. Great monitor and if it is in your budget I recommend getting it.

Bought this monitor and it had a dead pixel. I returned it for a replacement and the replacement had a dead pixel. At this point, Im just returning the monitor and asking for my money back. Its not worth the hassle. It also took a lot of calibration to get the monitor otherwise looking good compared to my other monitors, and the picture quality still wasnt up to par for the monitor it was supposed to be replacing or any of the other monitors I have hooked up to my PC.