Samsung C24F390 24-Inch Curved LED FullHD 1080p Monitor - 1920x1080, HDMI, VGA

I really wanted an IPS monitor but there seems to be a dearth of them at budget prices so I settled for this VA monitor from a big brand with curved screen (which somewhat increases viewing angle) and which I got at a great price. And after more than a month I'm very satisfied, no dead pixels, and I use it all day. No headaches, no eyestrain, no flicker even though it's only 60Hz so I haven't bothered with the blue filter. Colours look great to me but I'm not a photographer or a graphic artist. I use it with my laptop's speakers and microphone in a dual monitor set up which is okay but I intend to get a separate webcam and possibly clip-on monitor speakers as I conduct online workshops. Well recommended at this price

Bought this monitor to replace an old square one I have had for a number of years. Relatively easy to set up once the resolution was reset on my computer to 1980; 1080. The picture is bright and clear although I had to increase the text size from the default "smaller" to "medium" on my computer.I found that the adjustment angle of the monitor, at -2 degrees to start with, very stiff and required a couple of attempts to get it to the +20 degrees I needed. The information sheets supplied with this monitor cover many languages with the English section being very small and basic. I have down loaded a copy from the Samsung web site in English with is much better.Overall I am quite happy with this monitor and up to now, having got used to the wide screen from my old square one, would certainly recommend this unit.

Have purchased several monitors 24-27 inch, mostly through Amazon. This one has awful quality text - in all browsers and all apps - for docs, PDF, Excel - the lot... Don't buy

I like this monitor for what I am using it for i.e. as the 3rd monitor for my current setup. I like it as a work monitor esp the brightness.BUT one thing you absolutely have to take points off from this monitor is due to the stand.I use VESA based arm to attach to the monitor. But due to the stand, you can’t tilt the screen down. You literally have to scrape off the back panel to remove the stand.Just google the monitor model and remove mount.Its not the end of the world, but definitely annoying and very highly likely will cause some sort of damage to the panels while doing so (if not done properly).

Stand is sturdy-ish (not sure how to adjust tilt tho) but excellent screen size and the curve makes the experience a bit more premium.Was so happy with it I decided to write a review, which i almost never doGet it on discount, you won't regret it!