HP 2311X

The HP 2311x includes the trifecta of connection options, all placed in an easily accessible spot. Don't expect world-beating performance, but for $230 it's quite good and even more impressive currently from Amazon.com for $180.

The monitor has no ergonomic support beyond tilt, its Movie and Gaming presets are too dark, and it has a plastic-feeling build quality. Some audio options would have been useful.

The HP 2311x is a great monitor deal, with good performance and a great assortment of connections for its price.

Inexpensive, Decent.

Lack of customer service, Poor longevity

Thin; glossy finish; very easy set up; perpendicular inputs very nice a comparative hassle with the parallel ones on the old HP w2207); worked as advertised right out of the box; great price point value; another winner for HP!

Miss the vertical adjustment as on the HP w2207

- Low price

- no speakers

good price

There is a design flaw in this monitor. It doesn't recognzie HDMI input automatically. you have to manually choose it via the on-screen menu EVERY time you turn it on, as it defaults back to VGA. HP support was of no help

good price

There is a design flaw in this monitor. It doesn't recognzie HDMI input automatically. you have to manually choose it via the on-screen menu EVERY time you turn it on, as it defaults back to VGA. HP support was of no help.

Sized, and priced, just right. Clean, bright display, small footprint, lightweight, energy efficient

Lightweight has it's disadvantages: as the control buttons are edge mounted, you're actually moving the monitor (almost lifting it) when you press a button (say, to turn it on!)

Sized, and priced, just right. Clean, bright display, small footprint, lightweight, energy efficient

Lightweight has it's disadvantages: as the control buttons are edge mounted, you're actually moving the monitor (almost lifting it) when you press a button (say, to turn it on!)

Sized, and priced, just right. Clean, bright display, small footprint, lightweight, energy efficient.

Lightweight has it's disadvantages: as the control buttons are edge mounted, you're actually moving the monitor (almost lifting it) when you press a button (say, to turn it on!)