Отзывы о HP 24-f0087ur [4RK57EA]

Been using this all day and the product is very good. Not the best on sound, but that is okay. I am using it as a second monitor. It is a little taller than my iMac, I fixed that with a riser. My only negative is that the monitor is scratched right in the center by the HP logo. Thought it was dust, but nope. To me that isn't a big deal, but I am honestly not sure if it came that way or happened when I was unpacking it. Either way, solid product.

Edited 2/8/2020

I now have two lines of dead pixels. Don't know why. I use this as a second monitor and have it on maybe 30% or less of the time I am on. The monitor hasn't been hit, dropped, or anything. There is no reason for it to be having issues after less than 6 months. Wouldn't recommend. Removed 5 star rating to a 1 star.

Edited 2/17/2020

Filed to get a replacement monitor with HP. They said they would send me a new monitor and then I could send in the old one. Get the box today and it is empty. They want me to send the monitor first and then MAYBE I will get a new one back. Or I'll just get my broken one sent back to me. This is not what the technician said. I even saved the transcript. This is honestly the last time I do business with HP. The guy on the phone couldn't even help me when I called.

This is another solid budget monitor that’s OK for everyday use when doing nothing more than looking at spreadsheets, word documents, and browsing the internet. One caveat I would like to point out upfront is: although the spec sheet claims that this monitor only has a 72% sRGB coverage (keep in mind that the sRGB color gamut is the absolute minimum color reproduction standard with Adobe RGB being the second best and NTSC being the highest), I do believe that this is an egregious typo due to the fact that the LG LM238WF2-SSA1 display panel in this monitor actually has a stated 72% NTSC coverage according to the manufacturer’s spec sheet. Furthermore, if you look at other monitors that are also sporting this exact same panel (such as the BenQ GW2480, LG 22MK430H, and Acer HA220Q) you’ll find that they all have the color gamut listed at 72% NTSC. A 72% NTSC is an industry standard for entry level monitors so that would imply that the HP VH240a should actually have closer to 100% sRGB coverage. And lastly, a 72% sRGB would mean that all of the colors would appear to be very washed out, but that is not the case with this monitor since vibrancy appears to be fairly normal in my unit (albeit not spectacular).

With that caveat out of the way, here are some of the most noticeable Pros & Cons after using this monitor daily for the past two weeks:

PROS:
- The ‘Sharpness’ Image Control setting offers 7 preset adjustments available so you can tweak the clarity to your liking.

- The overall white color temperature can be adjusted to be cooler or warmer when tweaking the color settings.

- The bezels are really thin (about 5 mm) which does its frameless design justice!

- The adjustable ergonomic stand allows you to pivot the screen 90° (to the right) so you can use the screen vertically in portrait mode. This was the #1 reason I decided to buy this monitor.

- The power button is completely distinguishable from the rest of the menu control buttons (it has a different shape and is spaced further apart from the other buttons).

CONS:
- the colors are OK in my particular unit but they don’t pop nearly as much as similarly priced monitors (the cheaper Acer SB220Q bi outperforms it in this regard). The red tones seem to have a slightly higher bias over the rest of the color range making them appear a little more vibrant while the other colors are more neutral.

- Although you can tweak the RGB color balance, this monitor’s built-in settings do not let you make further adjustments to things like saturation, hue, bias, blacks, gamma, or even YMC balance levels.

The black levels are nothing to write home about. Although my unit didn't have much light bleeding, it still struggled to keep blacks dark when anything slightly brighter was on the screen despite adjustments.

- Although its spec sheet claims to have a 250 nits max brightness, the one I got seems to be noticeably darker than my other 250 nit monitors at 100% even with the contrast level also being maxed out at 100%.

- Noticeable ghosting (motion blur) when scrolling through webpages

- Overall image quality is subpar compared similarly priced and some cheaper monitors (I would highly recommend the ViewSonic VS2412-H as a much better alternative in this regard if you really need a stand that pivots)

- The 90° pivot can only be turned to the right side, putting the bottom bezel of the monitor between your main display when this monitor is on the right side of it.

- You can adjust the monitor up and down, tilt it back by 30°, and pivot it by 90° (to the right), but you can’t swivel it left or right without turning the entire base of the stand.

- Does not have any FreeSync (AMD) or G-Sync (Nvidia) support. This causes lower resolution graphics and images to have noticeable jagged sharpening and screen tearing effects.

The HP VH240a is ok for daily use if you just need something cheap to do some web browsing, view word documents, and other non-graphics intensive tasks on. For my particular uses, since I only bought this monitor to use vertically to view documents and social media pages and do some light coding on, it is good enough to get the job done in that regard. I would not recommend this monitor for casual gaming, watching movies, or doing any kind of image editing since the experience would be subpar and the color reproduction would be inadequate for any professional use. The main advantage of buying this monitor over comparably priced monitors is for the adjustable stand (although the ViewSonic VS2412-H is a much better direct alternative, in my opinion). If you don’t need the vertical pivot then there are better monitors in this price range that deliver a more impressive image quality (another recommendation would be the Philips 246E9QDSB which delivers a far superior image and color reproduction).

We purchased a HP monitor in April 2018. Friday it was working fine. This morning the screen is flickering, fading out and sometimes blacking out. Contacted Asurion regarding our extended warranty we purchased...because it is still under manufactures warranty we must contact HP. Called HP gave info on the monitor but was told this is a commercial product so they transferred me. Gave info again but then was told this is a consumer product so we need to transfer you. I explained to the rep about the previous transfer, she assured me I am being transferred to correct dept. At this point, I had been on the phone for 20+ mins. Once I was transferred to the "correct" dept, I had to give all info again even though previous rep supposedly gave the info to the new rep. The new rep was questioning me on if the issue was truly the monitor and not the computer, and want me to plug the monitor into another device. I declined to do that because it is not a simple task. He then asked me to disconnect the input cable. I did and explained that the screen is still flickering. He stated he would start a work order ticket. I was on hold for over 15 mins. He kept "thank you for your patience" and "just another few minutes". After 1 hour and 15 min, I hung up! He immediately called back stating he needs just a few more minutes to complete the work/repair order. I told him I did not have any more time or patience to give him and that he does not need to call back

First off, I bought a pair of these monitors for a home office a few months ago, and I liked them so much for the price I bought two more to upgrade at the office-office. Have not used these for gaming or any intensive media.

PROs: Pivot/swivel into Portrait orientation (my specific requirement); looks fairly decent, especially w/ the slim edges; screen is pretty nice for most home and business applications; built in speakers are useful if you have no other speaker or headphone solution.

CONs: The screen is decent enough, but with the 24" model I feel like any larger would start getting fuzzy for text/office use. The tinny speakers are only useful if you have NO other sound option, but nobody should really expect Bose quality from a $100 monitor. Wish it had DVI port along with HDMI and VGA.

It doesn't compare to even mid-range displays at the electronics stores, but for a fraction of the price these are great monitors for general home/office use. Maybe a 4 star product, but 5 stars based on outstanding value. If looking for an inexpensive monitor that can rotate to Portrait orientation, this is the right choice.

I use the stand for reading PDF music in portrait mode, and love it. This swivel feature is something I always wanted to have but never did. I should have gotten it before. The height adjustment is also nice to have for when you want to stand up and do things and still see the computer screen well. I wouldn't mind if it tilted a little more than it does. But the height adjustment and change to portrait mode is smooth and easy to use once you get used to it.

I plugged it into my watt meter and it uses only 9.7 watts, and the case stays very cool, especially compared to my older TN flat panel, which also had a fault of being too bright, even at the zero brightness setting. This monitor has a good range. I also believe 23.8" is the perfect size for desktop viewing, when you want to see everything well, but not have a wall of light in front of you. And, of course, the size and image are fine at this full HD resolution.

Not even one day of plastic smell or break-in odor, which has been a negative feature of pretty much every monitor I've had in the past. My current TV stunk for months. This monitor, no heat, no odor. It is beautifully designed.

Eventually, I will get a 4k monitor, but I've learned that it's better to wait, and prices come down a lot and they perfect making them. And getting a 4k monitor also would mean needing a computer with good graphics card which can handle it, and I don't need or want a super duper computer for a few years, or until I see how great the new version of flight simulator will be when it comes out in 2020.

Warning: If you plug this in, Windows 10 senses what model it is, but the driver doesn't take full effect until you restart your computer. This flickered and had motion blur on videos until I restarted the computer and then it worked fine. What a relief!

The thin matte black border is perfect, as it is non-reflective, and just enough edge to hold onto without touching the screen, while changing position of the monitor.

Super impressed with the very clever assembly and functional design of this monitor. One embedded screw to mount the stand into the substantial base and a very secure no hardware mechanism to attach this monitor to the stand. Absolutely couldn't be simpler and definitely worthy of some sort of award for easily topping the user-friendly assembly category!

As to the monitor itself, it worked perfectly when I switched it on, instantly recognizing and connecting effortlessly with my mid-2012, 13" MacBook Pro (16MB, Catalina OS). The colors look great and the responsiveness is terrific. Hard to believe this quality today for basically a one hundred dollar bill. I wouldn't hesitate at all in recommending this display to anyone wanting to attach a wide-screen monitor to their laptop.

I used several monitors in 30 years of computer use, from the ancient days of bulky CRT monitors, to VA, TN, IPS panels, and finally curved screen at work. I stared at computer screen at least eight hours per day so screen quality is important for me . I found the HP VH240a monitor very easy on my eyes and the right fit for me. Orignally, I wanted to get a 1440p screen, but concerned with the bigger 27" screen take up more space at my desk. I finally decided 1080p at 24" is the perfect screen resolution/monitor size for me. I chose VH240a because the panel seem to be very reliable with gotten lots of positive reviews. The adjustable stand is an added bonus. After using it for a few weeks, we bought another one for my wife to use to attach to her laptop. Note, I have not tested the screen with gaming, but expect the response time to be acceptable for causal gaming, but probably not ideal for FPS type competitive gaming that generally requires 1ms response time with much higher refersh rate.

First of all, a shout out to the packaging engineers and packaging designers. Unboxing this item is a pleasure - the clear tape that allows removal of the entire contents in one go is appreciated, and all the packing materials remain in original condition should the need for repackaging arise. Included are the monitor itself, power cable and adapter, an HDMI cable, an extra audio cable (not necessary with HDMI), and the base in two pieces. The base is metal and heavy and sturdy and snaps together easily, and allows height and tilt adjustment. Very thin black bezel. As others have said, the small buttons for adjusting the picture are hidden under the bottom edge on the right side (facing), BUT once the menu button is pushed, a small screen appears right above them indicating the location and function of the buttons, which made it quite easy to make adjustments. I did play with those, but ended up pretty much back at the original configuration out of the box. Other reviewers panned the speakers - I do not share their view, because this is a home computer setup for general use, not gaming nor audio reference, They are fine for audio on you tube videos and news stories, no static nor background noise.. The picture quality is outstanding visually, very clear for text in 1080p. The size is very good for viewing two pages side by side. Overall I am very pleased with this monitor, it is a GREAT VALUE!

Great price and value for home office, can’t comment on the visual aspects because I don’t do anything that relates to design and graphics. I will say that the integrated speakers are absolute crap and sound quality is terrible, but I don’t know what I should have expected for the price so I’m okay with it. It does have an output for cables or you can just use Bluetooth speakers anyway so I’m not mad. I will also say that the design looks a little more sleek in the pictures than it does in person but overall I’m satisfied because it gets the job done. I just needed an extra screen and I had no problems hooking this up to my new MacBook Pro via a hdmi to usb-c cable. The only thing that sucks is I can’t adjust the volume on my Mac when it’s hooked up to the monitor.

I got this monitor to help with my failing eye sight. Took me a little while before I actually set it up and configured with my new notebook. Once setup it was great. Sharp, bright, and much better than my old one for my eyes. It was good for a few months but then the text started to disappear. Seems it drops pixels on multi layered web pages. Amazon only covers for 90 days and HP is only good if you bought from them. Less than a year on my desk and needs to be replaced. After being a long time employee of HP this is truly disappointing. Quality of product and customer service seems to be a thing of the past.

WFH on a laptop screen just wasn't doing it. What a delight to have a monitor that my aging eyes can actually see - for multiple windows, Zoom shares, etc. - without taking up ALL the real estate on my intentionally tiny desk. Plus, the vertical mode is awesome for typing into a whole page of print at one time on the bottom, viewing internet for research in the middle, and email or music on the top, without straining. Love the included VESA mount. The assembly, height & tilt adjustments and rotation motion is smooth. The cord management opening is a plus. The build feels solid enough, especially in landscape mode. In portrait it feels a bit awkward and wobbly for my taste - maybe takes some getting used to. After so many years of 13" non-Retina laptopping, the full HD display is heaven. Altogether, it's a hit out of the park for the money! So why only 4 stars? I wish the stand had x-axis rotation as well, so I wouldn't have to twist the whole stand when I want the display at a different horizontal angle. I also would like a few more ports - it has just a VGA and an HTML - and wa-a-ay better speakers. I'd prefer no speakers at all and a port for externals over the built-in sound I hear. Lastly, having gotten an eyeful of full HD, I'm already hankering for 4k-5k. I think this very inexpensive, entry-level but feature-rich monitor has done it's job - you can't get better for the money, or prepare to spend 5x as much or more!

You really can’t beat the price for these monitors. As you see from the photo, I have three in portrait mode running as one big panoramic monitor. It’s powered by a five-year-old Dell Precision with a dedicated graphics card. Most PCs will power two monitors so you’ll need to check your graphics card specs to see if it will power three.

First, I like that these can rotate into portrait mode without purchasing additional stands, arms, etc. I do a lot of PDF viewing, document editing, and online research so the vertical panel setup is ideal for me. Are there other monitors that have better screen resolution? Yeah. But I’m not paying several hundred dollars for a monitor that I’m not playing games or watching movies on. I think some people are buying this particular monitor with the expectation that games and graphics editing will look just as good as a $400+ 4K monitor.

In sum, great value for the features, screen size, and resolution.

First off, if you're looking for something to game on, DO NOT buy this monitor. This monitor cannot keep up because it doesn't have free sync but also it's rather a 60 Hz. At least buy one with 75 Hz and free sync or the other option. I recommend the Asus one and Spectre one. The speakers are rather low quality too for gaming but will do for videos like youtube and music. As for the picture quality, it's great for its 1080 display but there are some downsides. For example, in the daytime, the brightness isn't all that great since there's barely a noticeable difference between 0-100 brightness. Also the stand is HUGE. If you have a small desk and you need to put the monitor back since its a 23.8 inch display, the stand may not allow that. It's gonna have to go over the edge of the table. Overall, for people that do simple tasks, like surfing the web, videos, and very simple gaming( League of Legends.)

This is a very nice monitor - dead simple to unpack and set up. A full page of pictures on how to assemble the base is taped to the front of the monitor. The assembly couldn't be easier - takes less than a minute.

Plusses: 1) the monitor easily adjusts up and down (height from the desk) and pivots to your desired viewing angle. 2) gorgeous picture. I'm not a gamer so no comments on gaming suitability. 3) very attractive monitor 4) easy assembly

Minuses: 1) a biggie - the sound is terrible. Sounds like it's coming out of a tin can. And very low volume although I did finally figure out how to adjust it (see below). Even the cheapest computer speakers you can buy at wallieworld are a vast improvement. My advice is to forget about the built in speakers and buy some inexpensive computer speakers. Also, no volume adjustment on the monitor. The volume must be adjusted using the complicated monitor menus (see below). If you are going to purchase this monitor, do yourself a favor and buy a set of speakers at the same time. 2) Controls: there are 4 small unmarked buttons on the bottom back of the monitor (where you can't see them - you have to feel for them) for adjusting picture and sound. In frustration, I finally went to the HP web site and downloaded and printed the 26 page "User Guide" so I could figure out how to use the controls. Hint: you can adjust (sort of) the volume by using button #4 and then working through a couple of menus. The default volume on mine was set at 50%. Even setting to 100% didn't help much. Are you kidding us HP? Spend a minute fiddling with tiny unseen buttons and working our way through menus just to turn it up or down?

So, for the price, you won't go wrong with this monitor for picture quality and easy set up. Just remember to buy those computer speakers at the same time.

I bought this because I was looking for an inexpensive IPS with an adjustable height for my height-challenged self, plus a decent response time and resolution for non-FPS gaming - this has the right specs for that. However, this one still leaves about 3" or 4" of clearance at the lowest possible height.

I like adjustable monitors because I am super short, and I like to push them ALL the way down to the surface of the desk. You are supposed to line up your eyes with the top of the monitor for the best ergonomics, and if you are a short lady with a standard-sized desk that might be the thing to do.

I have been gaming with it and I find it does well for that purpose (no FPS games, though - just Skyrim, etc. so if you aren't obsessed with getting a 2ms response time faster than the human eye can focus it is perfectly fine for all other games). This is my first IPS monitor and I think the colors are very nice. I also like the "night mode" that lets you give it a warm color so it won't mess up your sleep. I did notice some text items on my Windows 7 machine look fuzzy now, but others don't - I think maybe all my software isn't designed for 1080p resolutions, because which text looks fuzzy seems pretty random. Most of it is fine, though, and I expect it will get better with newer software.

I plan on buying another one in spite of the height issue because it still goes fairly low for a cheap monitor, and most of the fully-adjustable ones look like crap for gaming. It's quite good for a price of $110. The bezel is almost non-existent so I think it would be great side-by-side with another monitor (for when I'm working from home and need to have like 10 different windows open at once).

Now I just need to find a tiny ergonomic gaming keyboard with no number pad.

I own two of these monitors. If you're purchasing it for the sound quality, then it's probably best to look at other options. It does have speakers but it is of really low quality. However, for the price it's a nice thing that it even has speakers.

The monitor itself is very well built, you can turn it to use it in portrait mode or landscape mode. I've read reviews where customers have noted that it is really flimsy and breaks easily. When it comes to being flimsy, if I tap my desk, the monitor does shake. So the mount itself isn't durable. Someone else has mentioned accidentally elbowing the monitor which caused it to break, luckily nothing like that has happened to me.

When I purchased it, it had a really weird yellow tint at the top. This could just be due to the lighting in my room as both monitors have this issue, not sure it's been a really weird problem but barely noticeable.

If I had to recommend this monitor, I would. Even with it's flaws it's still a great monitor for the price.

Just got this in the mail today. It is the exact model number as described here but it does not look exactly as the images do here (the stand arm is one solid piece with no hole in the middle) and it does not rotate to be viewed vertically as described here, which is exactly what we bought it for. So why is it the exact model number but doesn't look the same and doesn't function as advertised, HP???

Yes, the matte screen looks great and I like that you can raise it quite a ways on the stand if you like. The set up is super easy as well - took up of five minutes to get it up and running connected to my wife's laptop. And the price is great as well. Everything about it is fine (haven't tested the sound, which I've read isn't that great, but my wife doesn't need it for that) -

BUT!

It's not what they advertise it to be and that kills it because the one thing I purchased it for is the one thing it doesn't do. Bad form, HP, bad form.

This monitor is PERFECT. At that price, it simply can't be beat. It's got the mounting screws already installed in the back, and it's seriously the perfect size. It's far lighter than I expected, too! The color quality is MUCH better than the monitor I bought at Costco, a 27" for nearly $160. I planned on making the bigger monitor my main screen, but this one has such a nicer picture I'll be doing most of my work on it instead!

There are speakers, which is great, but the sound quality is only eh. It sounds kind of echo-y compared to my Macbook Pro, but that's easily rectified with a set of bluetooth or wired speakers.

If you're mounting, please be aware the screws are already installed. I was devastated for about ten minutes, thinking it didn't have the VESA mounting spot after all. It does; just unscrew those four screws on the back, and add your plate! Good to go. :)

Overall, if you're looking for a great little monitor, this is it!!

I am really picky with monitors and this totally fit the bill. I love the square base and the ability to change the height of the monitors as well as the rotation feature. Having the speakers in the monitor is a space saver. I don't have a large desk so I save space where I can. The image is super clear and the large screen is very nice. Everything functions exactly as described.

Shipping was very quick and the monitors (I purchased 2) where packaged very securely for shipping.

The resolution is very good. Speakers do not work. I use a Surface Book 2. Disappointed that speakers didn't work on first monitor and then did not work on replacement. I contacted HP support and the technician and the supervisor told me the monitor did not have speakers. I told them that the monitor has an audio in plug and was sent with an audio cord and that the User Guide states there are built in speakers. I attached a smart phone to the speakers and they worked poorly At the end they apologized - since the model does have speakers but they do not work with the Surface Book 2. And, I can hear advice coming from others - use the built in speakers on the laptop or buy separate speakers.

Today I turned on my laptop and to my surprise, this monitor made a buzzing sound while displaying a very blurry image (see picture). I turned it off and back on, I reset my laptop, changed the HDMI cable for a brand new one, and nothing worked. I disconnected the HDMI cable, and got the same failure, meaning that it's a failure in the monitor.

For the price, this is a good monitor and I was largely influenced by price. I use a double monitor setup at my new office and moved into it before knowing the subtleties of the office. I have my monitor setup behind a large window that a lot of sun comes into. With the blinds up, there is a lot of glare that it makes it hard to see the screen, even with the brightness all the way up. I'm not sure if this monitor ranks low in that department, but I was surprised it couldn't get any brighter. The next major issue is particular to my situation but I wish I would have thought about it beforehand and hopefully this review forewarns a prospective buyer. With my setup, the monitors fit so that the middle of my vantage point is in between monitors. Therefore, whenever I work on something, I need to look to the left or right and never can work on something head on at 12 o'clock. I believe large curved models can put screen 1 in the middle and two smaller screens on the sides. And lastly, I specifically got this monitor because it has speakers. But they are really bad. They are also directed toward the back. The audio is louder from behind the speaker than while at your desk... Other than that, the picture quality is ok, the size is good, but again the other issues, had I known, would have me reconsidered and likely gotten a large curved model with good brightness for my situation.

This is a decent monitor, but only for office use or as a second monitor for discord/youtube/etc. It is NOT good for gaming at all. The colors are very washed, the darks are way too dark, gamma is bad, presets are terrible (if you buy one, set it to custom), brightness is still dark, and there is a ton of ghosting.

That said, there are some great things. The adjustable height is awesome. It swivels flawlessly too. Great job on that HP. Very small bezels is also a great feature. Unfortunately, the plastic will just come right off if you put any pressure on it around the corners of the monitor, so avoid that. Base is solid but pretty big.

Edit: I've had this monitor for 2 weeks and today when I turned on my PC, I heard a 'pop' and the monitor was dead. Must've blown a capacitor or something. This is really sad seeing as it's so new and I originally purchased 3, returned 1, now i'm returning another. Hopefully the final one survives longer than that...

I purchased this product in Mar 2019, and it's a great product only till mid August 2020 and started showing it's signs of flickering and grains suddenly during the display which really affects your viewing. I changed the power outlet, HDMI cable, power connectors and still of no use. Yes, by that time 1 year limited warranty is over and your $100+ product is of no use!!! Totally disappointed from a company like HP who are really good at making Computer products and they fail customers with such products for a limited warranty time. I wish they had warranty with at least 3 year coverage. Although the brightness and color quality stands out, you dont expect the product working only for 17 months??!!, common HP you can do better. Hope it reaches the right team. Thanks!