Asus VS239H

100% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

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95% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

HDMI input with HDCP support ; Good pixel responsiveness; overdrive level adjustable in the menu ; Good color accuracy out of the box ; Very competitively priced for an IPS monitor

Very limited ergonomic adjustments ; Inaccurate sRGB mode ; Dynamic contrast not particularly useful in real-life tasks

For comparison, the similarly sized and spec'd Philips 237E3QPH, LG IPS235V and AOC 53-X i2353Ph cost S$279, S$328 and S$329 respectively. So the VS239H-P at S$269 can be considered a steal, especially if you don’t mind its shortcomings listed in the...

Affordable IPS screen. With a little search, you can pick it up for under AU$170. Decent warranty term.

Buttons can be frustrating. Display a little too sharp. Not great for standalone HDMI device input. Limited defective pixel policy.

The VS239H is a standard monitor that "does the job", albeit with a cheaper IPS screen rather than the inferior TN. If you have basic needs, this may see you through — just be aware of the limited defective pixel policy.

Great picture quality. I've had two of these since 2012, and as of today, not a single issue. Considering getting two more to stack, or whether I'll go with just one or two 27", but either way, I'll be sticking with Asus!

None.

Nice Picture. Sleek Design, good range and motion.

Some backlight bleed/whatever you call it that is normal with IPS displays, pretty minor compared other IPS displays I have.

As a graphic designer that runs my own business, color accuracy was becoming something that I couldn't continue to ignore when it came to matching what was on screen to what my printers were producing. Many affordable monitors were oversaturated and...

Nothing worth taking a star off over. I guess if I was nit-picking, I would like the plugs to face down, but that’s just a preference based on having an Ergotron sit/stand station that makes it hard to get the cable plugs in because of the mount on the...

Crisp color, VESA mountable, 1080P, Haven't had a (major) problem yet...

- Terrible stand. DO NOT recommend for free standing. Use a VESA mountable single or multi-monitor stand or they will fall. Luckily this was my plan all along. Was very happy once multi-monitor stand came in. - Audio options make ZERO sense. Over HDMI,...

Great size and quality is OK, picture is actually pretty great

HDMI connection Input inside monitor went bad after 3 years and 4 months of use. Now the screen is kind of useless for me and I wish I could replace it,

Quality monitor. Runs cool to the touch, colors look great. Only downside is LEDs are bright. But that's a knock against LEDs in general. You can crank down the brightness and it's not an issue. I liked this monitor so much I bought a second one.

One star off for it getting winged in shipping. 1 pixel light in back is out, giving it a black smudge near the top of the screen. A few years went by before realizing. I considered an RMA, but there's a local spot that has the light diode sheet,...

Good sizes monitor, good price, ips, pretty good size (23inches) ; Ips panel is a huge pro. I absolutly hate TN panels and they make me want to throw up so having the colors look the sae at any angel is really nice

this monitor says 75hz for its refresh rate but you can only use the 75hz on 4:3 aspect ratio resolutions like 1280x1024 and since this is a 1080p, 23in, 16:9 monitor, using 1280x1024 resolution looks like garbage. I purchased this monitor thinking the...