GreBear 27-inch Computer Monitor IPS Panel PC Monitors FHD 1080p 75Hz LED Display Home Office Desktop Screen, HDMI, VGA, Flicker-Free, Build-in Speakers, Blue Light Filter, 100x100 mm VESA Mountable

Vu mon âge certain, ma vue baisse il me fallait une taille décran plus grande. Celle ci me convient parfaitement, la clarté des images est excellente, le son des HP intégrés est correct. Je recommande cet appareil.

Great monitor no issues at all

I got this as a replacement for a weird aspect ratio monitor that was the same price but horrible viewing angles. This monitor doesnt get glossy/dark when looking from any angle, making it perfect for my use case. The side bevels arent tiny, but they also arent too bad. The 75hz is minor but noticeable compared to 60hz. Overall this is a very reasonable monitor at a very reasonable price

Les haut-parleurs ne sont pas mentionnés sur la notice. Il semble quils existent vue le panneau arrière, mais je cherche encore à les mettre en service. :=((((((((

Pros, Likes, and Features *Has built in speakers *Has Anti-Glare screen *Supports HDMI and VGA with Audio Input for Audio *Comes with HDMI Cable and power cord and manual * 75Hz 1920 x 1080p max resolution *screen can tilt up to 15 degrees forward or back *Mountable with 75x75 Vesa wall or desk mount This items Cons - THIS IS FOR INFORMATION ONLY, NOT FOR RATING. *Max resolution 75Hz 1920 x 1080p, if you need more this isnt for you *Not the best quality but this is a budget monitor, there is nothing grand about a budget monitor. If you want something better pay $150 or more and find an LG or Samsung or another name brand Computer Monitor. Keep in mind many computer monitors DO NOT have speakers so that will be another variable to look into. I dont have anything to say about this negative, It is exactly as advertised. Only thing I can add is it is a budget monitor for someone on a budget. Need higher resolution or a better refresh rate or higher quality you will be having to find something else.

Purchased the monitor to go with my security camera system. I have no complaints about the quality of the picture. The stand is a little wobbly but it’s not a deal breaker. I it’s perfect for what I want to use it for

I can deal with it, but I imagine others wouldnt enjoy receiving a monitor that is the wrong size and suffers from quality loss. Description claims its 24, but in reality its 21. The difference was pretty immediate when placed against my second monitor which is a 24. Screen quality is blurry. If its your own monitor, you might not notice until you enlarge images on it or play games, but if youve got it paired with other monitors like I do, flicking your eyes from one to the other makes it gruesomely apparent how blurry it is. Ive fussed with the settings, cables and even tried various PCs to no avail. It just seems to be that way naturally, which is not a -good- way.

I wanted a 2nd monitor to run dual monitor. This Grebear Monitor is a ok monitor. It feel cheaply made but it does have a good picture. The reason i gave it 3 stars is becuase there something white jammed between the screen and the housing of the monitor. If you want a decent monitor on a budget then i would recommend this one. Update: Gobear had reach out to me to figure out the best solution to remedy the issue. They ended offering me a replacement monitor and allowing me to keep the first one as well. The rep that reach out to me was polite and understanding. I updated this to 5 stars because they took the effort to reach out and fix the issue.

My mother bought 2 of these when she got her new desk, and wanted a similar setup to how it was at work for her. after 1 day she said ahe loved and wishes she could work all the time...

Monitor itself is overall decent. No dead pixels and the screen quality is pretty nice. Good and clear and has HDR functionality. However, to say its a Freesync monitor is not accurate. It doesnt even have an option for it on its onboard menu. Nor does Radeon drivers recognize it as Freesync capable. This is using the cable that came with it too. Running this through a 5600G so I know it does support Freesync. Biggest selling point to me is that its a Freesync monitor for this low price. The manual shows there should be a menu option for Freesync but the one they sent me, doesnt have that. Perhaps they sent the wrong one? If so, why is the manual stating differently? Defective model? Not sure but right now, its not looking good.. The only other negative I have to note is that the menu buttons are behind the panel and not the best spot for them. Rather have it under the unit than behind. Ill update this if any solution is given but for now, I cant recommend a monitor that doesnt do what it is advertised to do.