iiyama E2483HSU-B5 24" TN LCD, 1ms, Full HD 1920x1080, 250 cd/m² Brightness , 1 x HDMI,1 x VGA, 1 x DisplayPort, 2 x 1W Speakers

This is an absolutely brilliant monitor for the price I've mainly using it for gaming and the picture quality is really good and the built-in speakers are pretty good provided it is quiet as they aren't the loudest otherwise this is worth getting for what ever you are doing be it office work or gaming.

Needed a new monitor and this does the job. Picture display good for work, not tried it as a gaming display

decent monitor and decent picture , it has poor sound quality if connecting via hdmi i have used thier products previously and had decent sound via soundcard connection so will do this shortly

I purchased this monitor firstly as an additional monitor for my laptop but it is too good! I now use it as my main monitor on my PC.It is fast crisp and bright.The only thing I don’t like is the OSD which clears too quickly

After using two 10 year old 19" 4X3 Lenovo PCs which are still going strong, I bought this widescreen 24" iiyama last year for my wife's new Lenovo PC. No problems in 9 months, super clarity picture - all working well on Windows 10.

I was looking for something decent at a low price as I needed a second screen from my set up. THIS IS IT.The only difference from my much more expensive primary screen is the audio, the rest is pretty much the same.I cannot recommend enough, just go for it you won't regret it.

iiyama are a top quality monitor manufacturer... It's a no brainer, especially when they are on offer

TL;DR version: Everything that this monitor does it does badly, do not buy.Now some more details:The picture is washed out and I was not able to improve it no matter what I adjusted, also the panel had dead pixels which I have never had on a new monitor before. It also seems very fussy which what sort of signal it accepts too: during booting, it displays "out of range" during the BIOS part of startup until the OS takes over, so if I want to access the BIOS menu I have to connect via VGA instead of HDMI. It doesn't say in which way the signal is "out of range" either. Wrong resolution, refresh rate too high or low? I have no idea, the only thing I know is that no other monitor I have tried with this PC does that.The sound is worse than the picture. It sounds like an old, very quiet, AM radio and cheap external PC speakers sound better. It also has an odd feature that when a sound is played the volume ramps up over a second or two, which makes notification sounds seems a bit odd. The volume is consistent if there is continuous sound, such as music though.The on-screen menus are a poorly organised mess which makes it very easily to accidentally adjust the wrong setting or adjust something when you are trying to enter/exit a menu. Oh, and the stand wobbles a lot.Can I say anything good about this monitor? Well the USB hub works and it comes with a decent set of cables but that's it.As you might have guessed, I've returned the monitor for a refund.