HP M27ha FHD Monitor-Full HD Monitor(1920 x 1080p)- IPS Panel and Built-in Audio-VESA Compatible 27-inch Monitor Designed for Comfortable Viewing with Height and Pivot Adjustment-(22H94AA#ABA) black

I use this for work from home purposes. The monitor has good picture quality. For the price I am satisfied and I would recommend this for someone who needs a monitor for everyday work purposes.

Although cost is much less than any ordinary monitors, quality is not compromised. I cannot comment on any specific high-end demands, but for everyday usage from video/picture/color perspective, no complain at all but appreciate HPs reputation.

extremely affordable 1080p 27 inch. sure 4k is best but this still looks fantastic right out of the box. easy to put together, a few bells and whistles in the settings. color and brightness are basically spot on to start. may have to raise brightness from 85 to 100 and set color to HP Enhanced+ but thats it. Speakers are ok. dont get super loud but its a monitor its good to have them when 90% dont include speakers. Im OK with 60hz as im not using this as a gaming monitor. My one and only gripe is the dead screen space at the bezel. With such a thin frameless bezel, youd hope for that infinity display but the screen has dead black space right before the bezel. this adds 1/4 to 1/2 inch of border basically. but heres the thing.... this is on all monitors, especially at this price so its fine. it raises and lowers a bit on a floating hinge, it also tilts up and down slighty but not to the left or right. Its a tad wobbly if you touch it so dont put it on a wobbly desk. If it doesnt poop the bed soon after purchase then I highly recommend this inexpensive monitor

This is a really good and clear monitor. I ordered it to use at work to make all my stuff bigger than the ones they supply us. I am almost blind and can see so much clearer on this on. HP never gets it wrong with me!

Overall, this monitor is probably perfectly fine for casual office & business use, as well as basic home use, such as internet browsing, email, etc. Why the low rating then? I work in graphics, animation, and design. Ill admit that my previous monitors were hardly top of the line, but their colors were always good enough to get the job done. When one of them failed suddenly, I wanted a new one quick and cheap, so I impulsively chose this one without doing enough research. Ill start with the pros: The 27 size is really nice, quite a bit bigger than the Dell monitor that failed. (Its sister is still working next to this one) Ive actually liked using it for web browsing. Its clear and easy to read on. The stand is pretty decent too, easily raised, lowered, and tilted... another solid upgrade from the old monitor. It has several input options... Im using the displayport. It also has built in audio that seems to work right through the displayport connection. It did come with an audio cord, in case you connect with a method that doesnt accept audio. The Cons: This is where the monitor falls apart for me. Everything is kind of light and desaturated... a hazy grey. There are color adjustments on the monitor, but even cranking the brightness and contrast had almost no effect. The color modes are too intense to be useful (Warm, cool, and other presets that drastically alter the color). I just need something with a better range of color. In the end, its my fault for being hasty and not doing enough research. Ill use this monitor on another system where color isnt as important, but it wont be staying on my workstation. Final judgement: This is a solid monitor as long as accurate and deep colors arent important for your usage.

unless ur face is literally 2 inches from the screen, the pixel aspect is fine

HP needs to impose better EMI standards. I had to put ferrite chokes on both the power and video leads to reduce electromagnetic emissions from this monitor.

I was initially worried about getting a monitor for less than $200. But so far this is great. Simple buttons make it easy to use compared to the 27” monitor this replaced. The picture quality it fine but I just use it for work, no gaming. I can tell the slight difference in image crispness on my adjacent HP monitor that costs about $100 more, but I am satisfied with this cheaper one.

I bought this to use as an extended screen for my macbook pro 2019. HP monitors are supposed to work well with macbooks. The screen was so blurry and fuzzy that I could not read any document. I am returning this. It may be fine gaming or streaming and it was very easy to put together. The base of the screen is sturdy, too.

I love this monitor. I put it together, plugged it in, and it worked immediately on my MacBook Pro. There are several kinds of plugs. I use HDMI. The height is perfect as I keep it directly behind the laptop and use both screens. The blue screen makes it much easier on my eyes. I am a writer so any screen is rough after 12 hours.