LG Electronics 24BK430H-B 24-Inch Screen LCD Monitor,Black

Its the perfect size for my small corner work desk while using with my laptop. Has many adjustments available for brightness etc. The only peev is the resolution which I struggle to get perfect when using dual screen mode.

This is the way the item arrived. It is used and damaged. I would avoid this product if this is the norm. Sending it back getting our money back... What junk

This has a crisp and clean large screen. I use daily in my home Office

Very easy install. Really happy with finally getting a second screen for home. It probably works well for gaming but it’s not my primary use!

Does what it is supposed to do. Looks good. No troubles.

The only downside to this monitor is you cant adjust the height or angle. Its on a fixed stand. Otherwise its an excellent product.

This monitor is an inferior product. The color and resolution are terrible. It might not be fully compatible with a Mac, although an Apple sales rep told me it should work. I use a MacBook Pro, which has four USB-C Thunderbolt ports. The monitor has an HDMI port, so I had to use an adaptor to connect it to the Mac. This monitor is a cheap product. I guess you get what you pay for. I returned it and ordered a more expensive LG monitor, which works fine.

Was what I expected

Other reviews confirm issues caused by poor documentation. Initial startup impossible without knowing where the on/off and menu access is under and behind the LG Logo, with a mini joystick switch.!!! I wasted too much time thinking the HDMI cable was faulty, and the initial screen declaring no input led me to that conclusion. I hooked up the VGA/RGB cable and eventually found the joystick control and selected the HDMI input. The video input only supports up to 1920x1080, which is important if used with a Lorex Security system that can output 2560x1440 for higher resolution monitoring. Works for me, and the price was right, along with the 3 year warranty.

great quality, great vibrant colors.... but these balloons are always on the display