HP Pavilion 22cwa 21.5-Inch Full HD 1080p IPS LED Monitor, Tilt, VGA and HDMI (T4Q59AA) - Black

I have had this monitor for over 5 years, still works perfectly so I’m just assuming those 1 star reviews are just from poor transport by the seller/self-care. I recommend using this for office work. Do NOT use this for video games. It is a subpar gaming monitor and can’t keep up with most games right now. It can’t run half of the games that I play well at all. A decent gaming monitor will cost you around $260-$350 at bare minimum, that is the route I took and I just use this as an additional for monitor for web-browsing.

Now I have 2 The screen size is perfect

I had no idea how off my colors and exposure was off on my old monitor until finally upgrading to an IPS and holy cow has it made a HUGE difference. As a photographer we need this kind of technology to see how accurately we are editing our photos and this monitor was the most affordable option. Definitely WELL worth the money this is a absolute steal ive already noticed a huge improvement in the quality of my work. It is honestly like not being able to see and someone finally giving you a good pair of glasses thats how different IPS panels are. The unit itself is very thin and I didnt need to install any drivers just plugged in and was ready to go! You get a variety of color calibrating options which is great and the frame is NEARLY bezel free which looks very immersive. There is unfortunately no built in audio, which for me isnt a big deal. But do yourself a favor and get this if you create content.

Its been some time since I got it so I can confidently say I like the size and design. It can be tilted. A useful addition to my home office.

Purchased this as a Christmas gift in 2017 for $99 USD. It was a great first monitor for my PC journey. It was lacking some comfort features such as speakers, height adjust and swivel but thats to be expected at this price range. The panel is solid with an IPS display with near accurate colors. I looked at the panel model number and it also matches to the last gen iMac screens, which is why the colors are so great in the first place. The only cons about this monitor are that there are extremely limited output interfaces (1 HDMI, 1 VGA) and no VESA mounting out of the box. You will have to fork $10-$20 for a VESA adapter. One other point about this monitor is that it can support refresh rates up to 75hz overclock for those on PC. Few years later and I did some major upgrades such as getting a VESA mount, new 1440p 27in monitor, and a monitor pole mount. If you choose to upgrade your monitor it becomes a great secondary monitor with great viewing angles whether its in landscape or portrait orientation. Overall, its a perfect monitor for starters who want better color accuracy, and others who want a cheap secondary monitor. Pros + Excellent quality monitor for the price + IPS display with accurate color + Best first or secondary monitor Cons - Limited IO - No VESA mount out of box

So yellow tone modulation and picture quality are important for cramming to study/ get a paper done, and this guy really sends it, you cannot beat the sheer value of this monitor alone, I bought 2 for my new Mac mini, and honestly with a few mounts and a bit of patience, I use these monitors more now for my media viewing than I do from my 4k LG tv- Theyre pretty great not gonna lie. Things to consider: Each monitor comes with a stand, VGA cables, and a power chord - the power chord has a 1.5x2.5-3 box attached to it- thats the only thing youd have to plan for but the power chord should be long enough for most conventional desks

I love these monitors. They look great, the viewing angle is wide, and color fidelity is very very good. I do a good deal of design and other graphic work and was very impressed with the display itself. I bought two for an event, and both were consistent, excellent units. So much so I used them at home now as secondaries and they have not disappointed. The easiest way to sum up the quality is: I see designers at my start-up being perfectly OK with sitting these next to their MacBooks. Yes, theyd rather have 27 cinema displays but reality is reality. I also noticed the design crew in the next office quietly dropped one of these on every desk not long after I showed mine off. I do have some minor complaints that dont impact the score because I cant realistically expect them at this price, but in so that everyone knows what theyre getting: 1. Theres no mounting options; you get the stand and thats it 2. The wires stick straight out of the back, rather than parallel to the screen, so you have to be careful pushing it flat up against anything 3. Color gamut isnt professional but for under $100 its pretty good All in all, one of the best bangs for the buck Ive gotten in a long time.

Im writing this review using this monitor. It works just fine. You have to finish constructing the monitor onto its stand. And, the manufacturers image that shows on Amazon indicates the package includes a HDMI Cable. It in fact, does not. It only includes a VGA Cable. The monitor is capable of supporting either; which is nice. There is a little wear on the monitor on the top corners... The screen itself; not the casing...very tiny dots that most people might not notice. The monitor itself is great for the price. It does allow you to tilt it at different angles. However, you cannot raise or lower it...I mean, you could, with the help of a book or box or something to sit it on. But, the fact you cant adjust the height hasnt caused me an issue. It also has a choice of picture settings. You can adjust the monitor picture settings to what you need for optimal viewing for any room or lighting. It defaults to a picture setting labeled Low Blue Light; this setting seems fine for regular computer work. I have ordered a second one of these to extend my desktop to two monitors; I did have to purchase a USB multi-monitor adapter for this which is normal if your PC doesnt already have the multi-monitor capability.

These are run of the mill monitors. They arent gaming level but they are more than adequate for school or work. They were undamaged but had clearly been opened before. Packing materials were missing allowing the monitors to shift around in the box excessively. Luckily, there was no damage from the packaging. Cables were also loose in the box. No bag, no wire tie. No problem with the product thus far but they had both been open previous.

So yellow tone modulation and picture quality are important for cramming to study/ get a paper done, and this guy really sends it, you cannot beat the sheer value of this monitor alone, I bought 2 for my new Mac mini, and honestly with a few mounts and a bit of patience, I use these monitors more now for my media viewing than I do from my 4k LG tv- Theyre pretty great not gonna lie. Things to consider: Each monitor comes with a stand, VGA cables, and a power chord - the power chord has a 1.5x2.5-3 box attached to it- thats the only thing youd have to plan for but the power chord should be long enough for most conventional desks