Отзывы о 21.5" Монитор HP 22f, 1920x1080, 75 Гц, IPS

I was excited to purchase this monitor because of the high praise it has received. Unfortunately, my first one had a major issue with the LCD cover (not the LCD but the plastic covering the LCD) which created large blobs of color on the screen...this occurred about one month have purchase and HP replaced under warranty this first monitor.Now, after about two/three years (now out of warranty), the LCD has multiple very fine vertical lines running along the left and right sides of the monitor. I've done all of the tech work to determine if this was the monitor, the video card or the cable. It produces the same problem even on different computers so it is neither the video card or the cables...it is the monitor. From what I can tell, the monitor is beginning to die because I am seeing an ever increasing number of lines over time. They are quite distracting, especially when doing close fine photoediting...I can't tell what is the picture and what is the monitor.So, although I expect electronics to occasionally go bad, I've had two separate monitors of the same type now and must conclude the manufacturing and quality of this model are pretty poor.

I had to order this twice, the first one arrived via UPS damaged (in the same place that the shipping carton was damaged, no surprises here), but Amazon's warranty and exchange policy resulted in a quick return and re-sending a replacement. The screen is used with a Mac Mini for office-type applications, no gaming or intensely demanding graphics performance needed, but for me it is a brilliant, impressive screen. The info when ordering said it included a non-glare monitor face, which is mostly true although it is a glossy and not totally free of glare. It's fine, and many non-glare surfaces introduce a degree of grain, which this one happily does not demonstrate, so a good balance. The price between this and smaller versions was small so I got this size, but in retrospect a slightly smaller one might've been better, since emails and documents on this one are stretched wiiiiiiiiiiiiide and the print appears tiny (without zooming in, which is feasible for some but not all software). But it's a good screen, absolutely no complaints. Recommended.

We had this set up with a machine that had an ASUS motherboard. One day it blue-screened, and after restarting the hardrives were no longer found. I set this machine and the 2511x (this monitor) aside. Around four months later, I put this monitor an another machine. Within minutes, the machine blue-screened and the harddrives were no longer found.My only conclusion is that this monitor is crashing the machines. I don't normally write bad reviews, but I am hoping that someone from HP will see this and help me out with my situation. I have two non-functional machines and a machine killing monitor. I would like to ship it back to them, so they can figure out why it has turned killer.

Actually a really great monitor when it isn't flickering. Monitor started flickering a short time ago. Definitely the monitor as I have 3 other similar monitors and tried it on two other computers (win7 and winxp) and same problem. If you leave it on for awhile it might stop flickering or you might have to cycle the power off/on. HP can't even tell me if the monitor is in warranty and won't even acknowledge that there is a problem with their monitors. They basically said I should just replace it or send it in to an HP repair center (at my expense) and if under warranty they will fix it. If not under warranty then will ship it back to me (at my expense again). I gave HP the model/serial number but does not even show up in their system and I bought it at a major retailer. I should have known better than to buy anything from HP as I've had similar results with some of their other products. I have learned my lesson this time and will never buy another HP product.

I've had this PC for a few weeks now. It's built sturdy and looks really nice. 15.6" laptop that contains a numberpad!I love that it automatically sleeps after a period of idle-ness. The battery lasts about 5 hrs (screen slightly dimmed). I like the square chiclet keyboard. Oh! and I also like how the ethernet and adapter port are hidden from sight so when you plug it in it is partially hidden and keeps it secure. Lastly, the power cord for this thing is a really good long distance compared to my old power cord which was really short.My 2 irritation is that the brightness function keys don't work :( .. and the touchpad is so sensitive that if my palm accidentally touches it, it will erratically move.

I bought 3 of these, was impressed with the first one we used. All 3 were the original HP 92A cartridges in a sealed factory box. I put in the 2nd cartridge and it had a major streak down the middle and the outlying text was faded. I double checked installation, cleaned, etc to no avail, the cartridge was not working and making a general mess on the paper. Tried the last "new" cartridge and it did the exact same thing. I was getting concerned that my printer was faulty at this point but put old cartridge back in and it printed correctly. I do not suggest buying these cartridges but if you must, check it out ASAP so you don't miss the return window like I did on the two I can't possibly use now. What a waste of money!

I paid around $230 for my HP 2159m several months ago and I believe it was a great deal at that price. This 21.5 inch monitor has the same resolution as many 23 inch monitors so it has more pixels-per-inch than most monitors which results in a sharper image. The 3000:1 contrast ratio appears low compared to some other monitors but I can tell you the image quality is excellent. My last monitor also had a 3000:1 contrast ratio and also had very good image quality so I believe that 3000:1 is a good design choice. The three most important numbers for monitor image quality are pixels-per-inch, contrast ratio, and response time. This monitor's stats are very good for this price. (Note that some numbers published for some monitors do not seem to hold up when you compare them at your local retailer.) The overall quality including general appearance of the unit is also excellent.I have used the HDMI connection to watch DVDs using an up-scaling DVD player (a sony DVP-NS710H) and I am generally satisfied with the results. The Sony is a very inexpensive up-scaling player so I had to play with its settings to get the best picture but once I did I was very pleased with the results. With movies like "Blade Runner" which are really hard on lower-end up-scaling DVD players because of its complex image dynamics (strongly back-lit scenes etc.) the contrasts in some scenes were not optimal. "Master and Commander" on the other hand looked great (except for one back-lit scene). It should be noted that various HDMI equipment can be a bit fussy about whether the source or the display should be turned on first in order for the two units to get in sync with each other. If you are having trouble getting the display to work with HDMI equipment try turning them on in the opposite order.Just for the record, I am happy with the Sony player. The fact that you can get an up-scaling player that works at all for around $70 is rather amazing, and I think that at that price the Sony DVP-NS710H is at least as good as any of its competition. Of course, if you can afford to drop $200 or more on a better player more power to you.I think the HP 2159m is a great monitor, and I would recommend it to anyone looking for a monitor in this size/price range.Update 10-01-2009: I very recently picked up a used graphics card and during the process of matching the monitor and card settings to achieve the best image I discovered that the Sony player is probably doing a better job than I gave it credit for. The default brightness setting on the 2159m is 90% of full which was probably chosen for a brightly lit office environment. With the new (for me) graphics card (connected to the DVI-D input) and with the Sony DVP-NS710H (HDMI input) the best image (at least to my taste) was achieved by turning the 2159m's brightness either all the way down to zero or very near it, and setting contrast to maximum or close to it. With these monitor settings and Sony playback set to 'Dynamic 2' and 'Sharpness 2' the back-lit-scene problem was pretty much solved and the image brightness and color looked pretty good (using a Bladerunner DVD as the test). ((I also noticed that if I maxed out the 2159m's brightness, some video sources produced image defects similar, but probably to a lesser degree, to those the one-star reviewer talked about. It may be that whatever problems he had were made worse by a to high brightness setting.)) For the record I use the 2159m as a computer monitor under somewhat low, indirect lighting, and as a video display with lights out.Two caveats that apply to just about all monitors of this type: (1) The vertical viewing angle can have a significant effect on the image. This has been the case with every monitor of this type I have had experience with but has not been a problem in practice. (2) The glossy finish (if I may call it that) makes for a great look and a great image but if you are going to be using it in an environment with significant light sources positioned behind you in such a way as to produce a strong reflection on the monitor you may find it annoying.Overall I continue to give the HP 2159 very high marks. With the new graphics card and monitor settings my favorite computer game looks amazing, and desktop images etc. still look very good. With the DVD-player/Monitor-settings discussed above even the Bladerunner DVD looked pretty good, so any less demanding film (in terms of video dynamics) ought to look fine. I am not talking five-dollar-milkshake videophile quality here, I am saying that for the price of this equipment I am quite pleased with the results.Since I am not planning to write a separate review of the Sony DVD player I should say that the image quality on a large conventional TV was very good, the sound quality was surprisingly good, and all of its features that I have played with (JPEG display etc.) worked as advertised. As explained above I am generally pleased with the upscaling results I achieved in

I purchased two HP 2511x wide screens to replace my two old HP L1906 square screens. I chose these screens because the specs showed that I would be getting the same vertical size as my old screens and that they would simply be wider. This was exactly the case. Several people in my office have the 21" wide screens, but they appear squatty to me. These 25" wide screens are the perfect size. Actually they are wide enough to have a couple things running on them at the same time, so with two of them, I have enough display real estate to see a few programs at the same time.The color and clarity is amazing. I use the Windows 7 Desktop Background Slide Show with several landscape photos I have taken over the years, and I am seeing details in these photos that I never noticed before. Simply gorgeous. They are a glossy style screen (my old ones were the matte finish), so the pictures literally jump off the screen; however, watch out if reflection is going to be an issue (ie window behind you or major light source).Overall I am totally satisfied with these simply beautiful screens.

The HP 2511x is a basic 25-inch LCD with LED backlighting that most people will probably love. I've used a number of LCD screens for my desktop and laptop PCs (yes, sometimes it's nice to connect a laptop to a larger screen so you can see more). This 25-inch monitor gives you full 1080p resolution (1920 x 1080 pixels) and uses a LED backlight that is not only energy efficient, it also makes the screen thinner and lighter than smaller screens with traditional CCFL backlights.In short, this LED LCD monitor is thin, light and it will help lower your energy bills. It's also really nice to use a 25-inch screen if you've been using a smaller display. The contrast ratio is very good (black looks BLACK and not charcoal like my old LCD). The default color setting is very saturated and slightly biased toward red/orange. This makes the 2511x great for watching movies or web videos but it means you'll really need to use a color calibrator if you plan to use this screen for color-critical photo/video editing.If you don't care about making sure colors on the screen look EXACTLY how they should look in real life then you'll LOVE the default colors from this monitor.I only have two complaints about the HP 2511x:1) There is no height adjustment so you will likely need to purchase a monitor stand in order to set the screen at the correct position for viewing without causing neck pain. HP really should have designed the stand so that you could raise the height at least another 6-8 inches.2) There is no VESA mount on the back of this LCD. That means you cannot mount this LCD on your wall or attach it to a multi-arm display stand. This is a common problem with budget LED LCDs (if you just put the VESA mount screw holes on a thin LED LCD you risk damaging the screen when you put the VESA mount screws into the back of the screen. HP could have fixed this by making the back slightly thicker for a VESA mount, but I'm sure HP assumes most people buying this screen don't care about VESA mounts and wanted to make this monitor as thin and light as possible.Overall, if you don't mind the lack of height adjustment and the inability to connect this to a separate display stand then the HP 2511x is a great monitor for your home computer.

I've used a 22 inch CRT monitor for years. I replaced it recently with this HP monitor and after fine tuning the different adjustments to my preference, I can say this monitor performs to my satisfaction. Sure, there is some difference between the "richness" of the CRT vs the LED, but for me it is not enough to dissuade me from recommending the HP monitor. The resolution for text is as good or better than it was on the CRT. I run Windows 7 and the OS detected and set up everything automatically (nice).

I bought this after tryingDell U2212HMASUS VS248H-PBoth dell and asus are matt screens, dell screen has way too much noise, grainy and sandy looking because of the anti-glare coating. ASUS was too shiny and the controls are just a pain to adjust..This has a glossy screen but it's not super glossy like some monitors.. after looking at some matt screens that's hard to read because of the coating, the text looks so much more clear on this.It's a bit bright, but can be adjusted. unless light directly behind, the glossy screen is not too hard to adjust to. it's much better looking at this than a matt screen with distorted text.it reminds me of some high quality apple monitor when i looking at it in the store.. get this, you won't be disappointed.

A month or two after I received this monitor, it began going through a cycle of the menu flashing on and running through some of the options by itself, which then triggered the 'OSD Lockout' message. It would repeat this cycle several times and then stop for a while. I was just about to return it when the issue stopped. It was fine for 6 months, but started up again recently for no reason that I can discern and none of the 'fixes' I could find on the internet worked for longer than a few hours. The problem then became worse, in that the 'OSD Lockout' message would stay on the screen no matter what I did. I actually just pried the front off and broke out the menu button, which seems to have worked for now. Unfortunately, I accidentally broke the power button as well.I've had the monitor for slightly over 8 months and, given the preponderance of complaints I found about this issue online, I won't be buying another HP monitor. Ever.

I just picked up this monitor last night from best by on sale. I almost got the 2711x but after some of the reviews about bad text rendering I decided on the 2511x. I am a college student and do a lot of reading and software development on my screen so the text has to look good. I adjusted the settings to where another reviewer said and it looks great minus a few tweaks here or there. One thing to note I am using this as a second display off my laptop an hp dv7 and was noticing flickering on the web. It appears there's an issue with hardware acceleration in flash. Go to YouTube right click on a video select "settings" and un-check "enable hardware acceleration" this fixed it for me. I was a little thrown off because I was on a website that wasn't video based but there was a flash advertisement so it caused the screen to flicker. Just a heads up for you guys. The screen is ridiculously huge I can't imagine 2 side by side I may end up taking this back and getting 2 20" screens but I'll have to see.I will post more once I've had it for a while but first impressions are this monitor is sick

Ever since I bought my first widescreen LCD monitor, I have found it tedious to work with any other kind of monitor. Not only that, but somehow I find the need for bigger monitors every other year or so. Of course, that might have a lot to do with the fact that the prices on larger monitors keeps coming down to much more affordable prices.I work from home fairly often. My career in IT requires regular after-hours work and I am fortunate enough I can do most of that work remotely. Having a large widescreen monitor is nice because I often have multiple programs open that I need to see side by side, and tiling the windows on a large monitor means I can still see a good bit of each window.The HP 2511x 25-Inch LED Monitor boasts a really beautiful picture - the color and clarity is absolutely phenomenal. My sister takes tons of photos and videos of my 3-year-old niece and posts them on Picasa and they look marvelous on the HP 2511x monitor. Of course, pictures and videos of other people and things look equally great, but my niece is really the most important one...Setting up the monitor was easy. There are three pieces to put together if you want to use it on a desk and it took mere minutes to assemble it. Of course, if you want to hang it on a wall, you can do that as well, but I prefer the desk stand.Installing the monitor on my computers was a snap. HP includes a CD with drivers, manuals, and auto-adjustment tools. Most operating systems will install the driver without the CD, but it is good to have the driver on CD just in case. The auto-configuration pattern on the CD is made to run with the auto-adjustment button on the front of the monitor. Honestly, I could see no difference in color or picture after running this adjustment, but both were already very good before I performed this task.The buttons on the monitor are easy to use to control brightness, etc. The power button is also conveniently located which is nice for those of us who keep the monitor powered off when not using it.The monitor supports VGA, DVI-D, and HDMI. I have it connected to my PC using VGA currently and it works beautifully.I highly recommend the HP 2511x 25-inch LED monitor.

I had a smaller version of this monitor (HP 2009m), and based on my experience with it, I bought this. I love this monitor. For $199, great deal. I work from home as a graphic and web designer. Partnered with another monitor for a dual setup, this works great. I know, I know - there are professional grade monitors for designers, but in all honesty, a move like that is silly. I'd rather spend my money on a nice printer in order to see color accuracy. Granted those pro models have higher res, but when you have a dual monitor set up, this works just fine. My ONLY complaint is the power button tends to take a second, more deliberate push to turn the monitor on or off. Just leave it on, if you want - energy saving feature - and you'll avoid that nuance.

I love this laptop! I have been using it for over a year now and have little issue with it.I love the fingerprint scanner and the USB 3 port. Both get used allot. So far I have not made any upgrades and it still works great.When I received it there was a small issue with it not being in a committed state on boot up. HP was able to resolve this for me.The HDMI port makes it a snap to connect to my TV and watch movies.I convinced a co worker to buy the same one and he is using it for a media center PC for his TV and has had no issues.Great buy for the price.

I bought this from Amazon, fast delivery. I have 6 monitors, this is by far the best. It has great color, crisp image. I love the glossy surface, makes the images more appealing. I would never buy another matte screen. The adjustment buttons are a little confusing at beginning as two buttons serve dual functions, task and up and down. Once you realized, it became intuitive. I recommend the settings to max. brightness, sharpness, full saturation and cool temperature. When I have warm temperature it is too red. Now it is perfect skin tone and color. Skin tone is the most important for most viewers. It is esential to get it right. This is the only monitor I am happy with the skin tone among the 6 other monitors I have. I strongly recommend and would rate it five star plus.I am a professional photographer. When the skin tone is right the glamour ladys are so lucious just as they should be. I AM THINKING OF BUYING ANOTHER ONE OF THIS MONITOR.

Like many, I was very confused and gun shy about buying a monitor after reading reviews on monitors here and elsewhere. I noticed a few weeks ago that Amazon lowered the price on this monitor by almost $100, so I took that as a sign, and I'm glad I did.Pros:-I'm one of those weird guys who like glossy screens. Everything on this monitor just 'pops' in a way a matte screen just can't.-This monitor is very thin and has a relatively small footprint. With a 1080p resolution, you can sit pretty close to the monitor without worrying about things getting too pixelated.-Very bright and colorful-I'm extremely vigilant about dead pixels, and I'm happy to report mine has none. :)-No light bleed on any edge with a completely black screen.-DVI and VGA cables included. (HDMI cable is not included, so you may want to pick one up if that's the way you want to roll.)-I was worried that the 5ms response time would not be good for games, but BF3 runs like butter with no ghosting.Cons:-I originally thought the monitor was broken since the screen was randomly dimming and going brighter in some games. Checking around, I noticed that Dynamic Contrast ratio was enabled. Turning that off brought things back to normal.-This is a very bright and colorful monitor, but almost to a fault. It has movie, text, photo, and game presets, but all of them looked overly-saturated and fake to me. Even using the manual adjustments didn't seem to tone down the contrast and brightness, so I simply used my Nvidia control panel to adjust my color settings. Problem solved.-The piano black enclosure and glossy screen can be a fingerprint and dust magnet. You've been warned. ;)When shopping, it was between this, an Asus, and Samsung montior. Overall, I'm extremely happy with my purchase. Now we'll see how well it stands the test of time...

This monitor works beautifully. Nice color, okay stand, good gloss, but there is one problem. This monitor is bright enough to be used as a lamp. Upon turning down the brightness, you will be greeted with a screen that flickers like none other. Many people seem to be immune to this effect, although if you have problems with 60Hz CRT monitors you will hate this one. It is manageable with contrast changing and software-based screen dimmers but doing this greatly limits the color range (and usually doesn't work in full screen, so you get blinded occasionally).So, if you have problems with 60Hz CRT monitors, please pick a different monitor.

First, the monitor quality is just ok. I didn't expect much because I was getting it for a relatively cheap price so I can't complain about that.Second, the customer service at Computer Geeks leaves a lot to be desired. After reading two reviews of the product indicating that the item comes with a VGA/DVI adapter and or DVI/VGA cables (due to the two DVI inputs), I contacted the company to ensure this was the case, and not just them puffing up their own product on the review site. They assured me it did. It did not. It came with one DVI cable. Then, when I was able to purchase the additional equipment to get it working, it had a large discoloration in the top left corner. Upon seeing this I investigated into the return policy to learn that the near $25 it cost me to ship it would not be refunded nor be included in my credit. Not only that, but the $25 it would cost me to send it back would also not be refunded nor a apart of my credit. So, what I end up having is the choice of keeping a shoddy $100 monitor OR paying nearly $50 (two shipping costs) to replace it with one that may turn out worse. And if that second monitor appeared equally defunct, my option would then be to fork out another $25 in shipping, bringing my shipping total to $75 on a $100 monitor. That, of course, assumes they do not charge me to ship it back to me (though I wouldn't put it past them). If they charged to send me the working one, I would have to pay $75 in shipping to get my monitor replaced once ($25 to me; $25 to return to them; and $25 back to me) in shipping or 75% of the monitor's overall value.I have informed Computer Geeks of the monitor discoloration so I hope they see this review and attempt to rectify this situation without it costing me an additional 50% to 75% of the monitor's value in shipping.

I just received this monitor yesterday (purchased from Amazon), and so far, I have NO complaints about it. I will be sure to update this review if I discover something negative. For the moment, though, I only have great things to say about it, for example, it was extremely easy to hook up & start using! Just keep in mind, you need to install the software CD-Rom *BEFORE* you hook the monitor up. So, if you choose to buy this monitor (or any new monitor), you'll want to leave your current (old) monitor plugged in while you install the new software...THEN unplug the old one & hook up the new one. ;) Besides that, this monitor's base came in 2 pieces which easily snap in place. No tools needed.It comes with a couple of different cables which are used to plug into your computer, but it also has an HDMI input. HDMI cable is not included, but I would highly recommend you get one because it definitely helps bring out the monitor's full potential! I bought the AmazonBasics High-Speed HDMI Cable (6.5 Feet/2.0 Meters) - Supports Ethernet, 3D, and Audio Return [Newest Standard]. This cable works great & costs less than $10.00.This monitor is very light, easy to adjust, and has user-friendly controls in the bottom-right edge of the screen. However, I have not even needed to adjust the color or anything....I simply plugged it into the back of my computer with the HDMI cable, and it has looked awesome since it was turned on! Highly recommended for watching movies, too! I have a Netflix account, and have already watched a couple movies on this beautiful 25" screen. Very nice!! :)Also, the price ain't bad! ;)As mentioned before, I will update this review if I find any negatives, but so far, I would absolutely recommend this monitor!!

The PC works fine, I suppose, but the sound is awful. I didn't find out until it was too late to return this piece of junk because music wasn't played through it until after 30 days. Now that every possible other thing has gone through trouble shooting, it has been determined that the sound card (which is part of my main board) is the problem. That's just the way it sounds. It's worse than a transistor radio with a 1" speaker. Even through headphones and external speaker systems. These speaker systems sound beautiful when connnected to other computers or an iPod.I am now stuck - HP won't do anything about it and the seller can't either. A reall bummer if you enjoy listening to music through your computer.I have had several other laptops and the sound was always excellent on Dell & Toshiba. I did not purchase "music" models before; I've always had just a basic laptop for personal and business use. So it's not like the others were souped up for music - they all had decent sound cards. But not this!

23" computer monitors I think are a bit small, especially if the user expects to spend a lot of time on the computer. Us older users have to enlarge everything just to see everything. Specifically, a larger viewing screen is a pleasure to work and play with. And I think the price was right, especially for a HP, while local vendors were slightly higher. I absolutely enjoy it. Good price. Good product.

Well, there isn't really all that much that I can say about this product. It's ink. It's OEM. It prints in both color and black and white!My only complaint is that very rarely do I ever get the advertised page yields, and I feel that they are too expensive for what I'm getting. And yes, I understand that page yields are very much like fuel economy for a car - never accurate. And yes, I know I can buy refilled ink that will cost pennies on the dollar and have off colors and leak.