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2-Pack 23.8" HP M24f 1080p IPS LED Backlit Monitor Expired
$235
$420.00
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HP.com has 23.8" HP M24f 1080p IPS LED Backlit Monitor on sale for 2 for $234.99. Shipping is free.
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Specs:
- Resolution: 1920x1080
- Response Time: 5ms GtG (with overdrive)
- Brightness: 300 nits
- Panel Type: IPS
- Inputs:
- 1 VGA
- 1 HDMI 1.4 (with HDCP support)
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- This 2-Pack 23.8" HP M24f 1080p IPS LED Backlit Monitor is $184.99 lower (44% savings) than the $419.98 list price.
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Edited to add: I said this because it wasn't detailed in the OP. Yes, I get it that some people don't need the VESA mount. I actually have a desk with a dual-monitor VESA stand, and I'm looking to upgrade my 21 inchers to 24 inchers.
Someone below did post a link to a nifty gadget that would be compatible, but I'm not looking to spend additional money on top of the monitors themselves.
ASUS 23.8" 1080P Gaming Monitor (VG246H) - Full HD, IPS, 75Hz, 1ms, FreeSync, Extreme Low Motion Blur, Low Blue Light, Flicker Free, VESA Mountable, HDMI, VGA, Height Adjustable https://a.co/d/8GAitOX for instance
*edit* I didn't pull this particular monitor from thin air, it is one of the higher rates "cheap" monitors on rtings.com which folks should recognize from TV reviews but they do monitors too. I would suggest looking through there and seeing what fits the specs that are most important to you https://www.rtings.com/monitor
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Edited to add: I said this because it wasn't detailed in the OP. Yes, I get it that some people don't need the VESA mount. I actually have a desk with a dual-monitor VESA stand, and I'm looking to upgrade my 21 inchers to 24 inchers.
Someone below did post a link to a nifty gadget that would be compatible, but I'm not looking to spend additional money on top of the monitors themselves.
Eww this should be illegal
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No way to mount them, no rotate or height adjustment built in, there are better options out there.
ASUS 23.8" 1080P Gaming Monitor (VG246H) - Full HD, IPS, 75Hz, 1ms, FreeSync, Extreme Low Motion Blur, Low Blue Light, Flicker Free, VESA Mountable, HDMI, VGA, Height Adjustable https://a.co/d/8GAitOX for instance
*edit* I didn't pull this particular monitor from thin air, it is one of the higher rates "cheap" monitors on rtings.com which folks should recognize from TV reviews but they do monitors too. I would suggest looking through there and seeing what fits the specs that are most important to you https://www.rtings.com/monitor
You can get third party mounts from Amazon that would be compatible with this
Shoemat0 · 7 months ago Can these monitors be mounted?1
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HP Team Grant · 7 months ago
Thank you for your question! The HP M24f Monitor is not VESA mount compatible."
I'm aware of no other system for mounting displays than VESA
Shoemat0 · 7 months ago Can these monitors be mounted?1
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HP Team Grant · 7 months ago
Thank you for your question! The HP M24f Monitor is not VESA mount compatible."
I'm aware of no other system for mounting displays than VESA
simple amazon search:
https://www.amazon.com/HumanCentr...s9
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I've sold these monitors to clients often. They are a great monitor for office/general use. Look at the screen sideways -- they are about as thin as the actual LCD panel itself. Very good looking screens.
$118 per screen is a great deal.
They are HDMi (and maybe VGA) only. Wish they would implement Displayport.
a year ago
I bought two screens in June. It's now the end of August and both screens have become unglued on the sides and are: 1) letting out light from both sides, and 2) reducing the screen brightness as a result. Both monitors have sat in the same location in my office since I ordered them, so it's not wear and tear, but a defective product. Because HP only allows exchanges/returns within 1 month of order, I'm stuck with the defective monitors they shipped."
FYI, there is two review saying the HP monitor would unglue and came out of itself.
I appreciate your sharing of this option, I was not aware of it. I will stand by that this should not be necessary as VESA has been a standard forever and they have to intentionally not support it at this point. So now more $ and waste has to be created to give functionality that should have been there by default.