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

The HP M27ha has a great picture. its frame/bezel is excellent, its sound quality is good and it had the makings of a great mid-price monitor. Its deficiencies are in its inability to retain settings. The sound setting has to constantly be reset upon sleep mode as the monitor does not retain this setting in its memory. it retains a lot but not something in inherently frustrating as resetting a sound setting. It could have been 5 stars but this knocked it down to 3. But thats HP quality, has great looks but lets you down by crumbling into the sea.

I have two of these monitors, they are great for my home office. Image quality is pretty much the best you can get for the price and perfectly good for daily use. Screen size is ideal, not too big where single window use is awkward but big enough so you dont have to strain your eyes or scroll too much. Really makes a difference in spreadsheets. The one problem I have with this monitor is adjusting the volume. I wish it had physical buttons rather than having to go through several menus. Overall, its a good monitor that I would recommend.

Works good.

I got these because of the versatility, size and price. With ports for HDMI, Displayport, and RGB - it can handle both my work and personal laptops/docking stations. I like to make movies out of photos and video clips - picture quality is great! The bases are super easy to set up and are easy to remove for VESA plate setup on a monitor arm. Wish I had gotten these sooner!

I purchased a high end Dell PC for work but wanted a matching wide screen flat panel monitor. The Dell of similar specs cost 80% more money (way too expensive for what you get), so I went with the HP. I am very happy with my HP purchase. I had a HP flat panel many years ago that came with built in speakers but looks like HP discontinued it.

The thin bezels and the matte finish are really nice. The speakers were a major bummer. The monitor either doesnt have good speakers, or there are no good drivers for mac. The audio quality is very bad (almost like playing audio on 16kbps bitrate) - especially, the base can not be heard at all. The sounds are damp like listening to them on an old 1970s radio player. Id definitely not recommend for tasks like watching movie, or playing games with the monitors speakers.

Works good.

I have been an HP monitor user for a few years now, and this is another great one, especially considering the price. Image is sharp and easy on the eyes. I dont game, and I only use it for working and its great. My only complain is the sound control. My MacBook pro is not able to control the sound volume on this HP monitor, and there are no shortcuts or buttons on the monitor itself to do this. You need to navigate on a complicated menu to reach a place where you can adjust the volume.

This is a decent, reasonably priced desktop PC monitor. I only give it 4 stars because I personally prefer a much smaller monitor. I really like that is has speakers built in. My PC was a refurbished one that did not cooperate with separate plug-in speakers and I did try several models of stand alone speakers. I finally have sound! The only caveat is that Vudu movies are still almost impossible to hear through these speakers. Again, a personal preference. Vudu movies seem to be no longer compatible with any device. I can hear YouTube videos with no trouble. Further, I really like that the stand doesnt take up much room and I can store my Funko Pop figures, lotions, and dog treats under the monitor.

HP support is less than useful despite having 7 more months on the warranty. HP help online chat slow and will ask you if you had plugged the monitor into the wall. The staff will quickly determine that there is no problem with the monitor as long as the monitor can be turned on. No attempt to even consider that the HDMI port in the monitor is not working well, despite already being told that the colours are jumping around and sometimes screen goes off when moving the monitor. This took 50 minutes. The staff will then request you contact HP smart friend, which, unfortunately is the department for software issues. So they cannot help too, which is another 10 minutes of back and forth on what the issue is. The software staff will then request you call the warranty department. 1 issue with screen but routed to three departments. Please just DO NOT purchase HP products if you value customer support and product quality. I have gone through the frustrations, you dont need to. Just get Dell, I have not had any issues with my 3 year-old Dell in the office.