LG 21.5 inch Full HD IPS Panel Ultra Thin Monitor (22MK600M)

Monitor is great on its own but it wasn’t a worthy upgrade for me or my expectations were more from it being an IPS display. I had a samsung monitor previously with VA panel and it was working perfectly. Never faced any issues. The colors were great but the vertical viewing angles were bad which again didn’t matter so much. But I got tempted into buying an IPS display monitor after seeing it’s features and reviews so I unnecessarily spent money on this.\n\nNow comparing it to my 8 year old samsung VA panel monitor, it isn’t that big of an upgrade.\n1. The colors are little bit better\n2. Viewing angles are great\n3. (Con) peak brightness is the same but minimum brightness is too high than my samsung monitor which pose a problem in the dark as it cannot get as dimmer.\n4. (Con) can’t tell any difference in 60Hz and 75Hz refresh rate.\n\nConclusion:\nPurchase it only if you are buying it as ur first monitor or upgrade it for a very old and outdated monitor with washed out colors or else spend that money on other pc accessories like Graphic card etc.

Bought it for WFH. It’s an amazing purchase. The colours are good, bezels are thin (only 3 sides). And the joystick is fun to operate. There is a reader mode in the monitor which blocks blue light. Also it’s probably not mentioned here, but vertical angle adjustment is possible. \nOnly thing which took me by surprise is.. The back portion is white coloured which is not obvious from the images shown here. I was fine so kept it.

The monitor works quite well. It has been a week since I have had it and so far its good.\n\nI had the 21.5 inch version of this one and right now the difference between the 24 inch and the 21.5 inch version is only around Rs 1500.\n\nI would suggest the 24 inch version. Everything is the same as the 21.5 version and the colours work really well.\n\nThis is quite the value for money and quality.

Exactly as i hoped it to be, deeper dark and brighter whites , decent picture quality, less bright though, but nice to watch movies in less illuminated room, don’t get bothered about the ips glow (pretty much acceptable ), all in all best budget ips 75 Hz monitor with freesync.

I bought this monitor after so much research of finding the best 24 inch IPS monitor. Here are the pros and cons.\n\nPros:\nIPS screen provides better colour accuracy & wider viewing angle\n3 side borderless screen provides that extra diagonal screen width unlike other monitors which provide 23.8 inch only instead of 24.\nBetter picture modes for different needs(Gaming, Cinema, Photo Editing etc)\nGood refresh rate of 60 hz or 75 Hz with AMD freesync\nGood Response time of 5ms\n\n\nCons:\nLike every IPS screen backlight bleeding is there but very minimal\nNo speakers but it is of no big deal for me because anyway inbuilt speakers will be bad only.\n\nBenq GW2480T is comparable to this monitor but that monitor’s release date is one year older than this LG monitor and This monitor has new features like HDCP, PIP which is not present in BenqGW2480T.