ASUS 24 Inch Desktop Monitor - 75Hz, Full HD (1920x1080), IPS, Frameless, Adaptive-Sync, Eye Care, HDMI, D-Sub DVI-D - VA24EHE

As someone who works remotely, I cannot stress enough how impressed I am with these monitors. The frameless design is truly a game-changer, providing almost seamless multi-display setup view, which is perfect for my work. The 178-degree wide viewing angle panel, paired with the ergonomic tilt, makes for a truly immersive experience and better viewing from any angle. In addition, the Asus Eye Care technology is a life-saver. The flicker-free technology ensures that I don't experience any eye strain or headaches, even after long hours of working on my computer. The blue light filter technology, on the other hand, minimizes the amount of blue light emitted from the screen, which reduces eye fatigue and improves my overall sleep quality. Overall, these monitors have been a fantastic addition to my remote work setup, and I highly recommend them to anyone who is looking for a comfortable and immersive viewing experience.

The monitor on my wife's computer started flickering a lot every time the computer was turned on. The image was barely viewable through all the flickering. It took 10 minutes or so to settle down and display without issues. Sometimes it was completely black. I finally convinced her to quit dealing with that and bought this ASUS 24" monitor as a replacement. Paired with an ASUS motherboard in her computer and the Ryzen 5600G CPU/APU, I figured this monitor would be a good match. So far, so good, with the monitor; especially for a relatively inexpensive monitor. No dead pixels, no annoying flicker, very good brightness and colors, and, as a bonus, 1920 x1080 display instead of the maximum 1680 x 1050 of her 15-year-old Samsung monitor. I cannot comment on suitability for gaming as that is not our use for this monitor. Tilt is nice, but no height adjustment (I knew this before buying it) so it is a little shorter than her last monitor. Longevity will be my only concern, not that I have reason now to be concerned. Sometimes, inexpensive things do not last. Actually, these days, not even expensive items are guaranteed to last long.

This replaces a 12 year old Viewsonic 24" that is moving to my backup computer. The picture quality is excellent and I must say it is the BRIGHTEST screen I have ever owned. For my gaming use I turned the brightness and contrast way down because it suits my surroundings. The refresh rate and response time are also top notch for the price point. I looked at DOZEN's of different screens and for more money you could get one that looks and acts better of course but for this value it rates in my top 5 all time. I have been PC gaming for 30 years as well. It does have the glow of most IPS monitors when in black screen but for me it's never noticeable when busy. This my first ASUS monitor but, I have been using their motherboards exclusively for 20 years. This piece is on par with the elite quality of most of their products. Especially for the money. The only down side for me is the interface. The button setup on the back of the housing is a real pain at first and finding the right settings for me was difficult. It was worth it in the end though. I am 65 and it takes me a while to get the hang of new things so younger enthusiasts probably won't have issues. I rate it a 9 out of 10 for value and quality. Love it!

So I bought 2 of these. One I run regular and the other one I run portrait mode. Now im not sure if I got a bad one but one of these monitors the images burn in the monitor. I have my gaming logo as my desktop and after a while if I open a window I can see the burn effect of my logo on the window. Its not that bad and for the price and the setup I already have it will be more work to take it down and ship back. I use it has a monitor for my OBS and Streamlabs so its not a big deal. Its not my main monitor and its not used for anything too serious. Now if you have one with the burn effect this monitor is awesome and the brightness is great. Everything is sharp and renders colors nicely. I can recommend this to anyone in hopes that you dont have the burn in effect.

I was a bit torn on getting an IPS vs TN panel, due to TN being 6 bit color with dithering and IPS being true 8 bit color, but ultimately decided to go with IPS because I cant stand the washed out colors and banding of TN displays. Overall, its a decent low-end gaming monitor. It's a big improvement over my previous Samsung 24" 60Hz monitor (VA panel). The pixel response times result in much less ghosting than the samsung VA panel with more vibrant colors and better viewing angle. You do have to enable "adaptive sync" in the monitor osd settings for freesync to work, and you also want to cap the framerate in your games ~3 FPS below 75Hz. The absolute best option for consistent framerates is to use Rivatuner statistics server, but this introduces a 5-7ms input latency, which is not perceptible to me. On doom eternal I get a much smoother experience with Rivatuner capping the game at 72 FPS, and the in-game V-SYNC turned off and no FPS target. Alternatively, you can limit framerates with Radeon Chill, I find I get the best experience when I set the minimum and max framerate both to 72 FPS. Frames will mostly stick to 72, but will drop down too. Ive found radeon chill is MUCH laggier than rivatuner. In cs:go (and all source games) - use the in-game console command to set a max framerate. For the price, I would highly recommend this. No dead pixels either. Durability is yet to be seen, I've only been using it a week.

I bought this monitor as the external display for my Yaesu FTdx101D transceiver and it works great! There's no sweating whether you'll kill the display adapter in the rig because of a kludgy DVi-D to HDMI adapter cable. Just make sure you have or buy a nice, solid video cable with ferrites for connecting as this one only has an HDMI cable included. (You can tell if the cable isn't cutting it because you'll see the interference on the waterfall when you're on 10 meters.) I have owned 5 Asus monitors over the last 12 years and only one ever failed me, and that was after 10 years of solid, daily use with a lot of gaming thrown in for good measure. This one looks good on the desk and fits into the mix with the two 27" Asus monitors it intermingles with. Good luck!

So I have purchased 5 of these since 2021 with in the last order being 2 for my husband on March 8th 2024. My computer has 3 of the 75 Hz ASUS VA24EHE 23.8” Monitor due to my medical conditions becoming worse and worse making me spend most of my day at my computer. The monitors are still going strong with no issues. I use these for media a lot and though Games and videos can go higher 75 Hz is great for me and affordable with no latency. The photos I posted are only of it's hook ups on the back. The reason for this is there are many videos and written reviews showing how it looks from the front. The Left side is where a usual power cord for most pcs hooks in which it comes with, the middle of the monitor has spots to hook it up to a mount or you can slide the plastic stand it comes with into a spot it locks in there (Hard to remove once its on its mount if you have weak strength since you need to push in two clips to allow it to slide but understandable, and then the right side which has the spots for whatever one you pick. I use the DVI spots and one with an HDMI spot. What else can you say in a review for a monitor which does as it is advertised. My eyes do not strain when staring at it for over 6 hours at a time but this will vary based on your issues and how your body handles it. Needless to say great buy and I would buy it again and have as seen for other family member machines.

With its 5 blue light settings I love these (2) monitors. I run blue light level 4 and it is very easy on my eyes. It does distort colors a little, but you do not really notice. Example is yellows can look green. If you are using for gaming, no biggie. If you use for photo shop to adjust pictures you will easily want to turn off the blue light filter, which you can do with ease, to make sure you're getting the right colors. Unlike the blue screens you can attach to your monitor these can be turned off, on or adjusted. Also, because my doctor recommended it in a visit and put it in her notes for after visit summery I was able to buy BOTH monitors using my HSA. Call your insurance company before making the purchase to get approval.

Gran monitor básico, buena calidad de imagen y colores, tiene buen ángulo de visión y no da reflejos molestos, por el precio está muy bien, se desempeña muy bien en cualquier tipo de juego con fines no competitivos está excelente y tiene una gran respuesta, para un jugador casual a 60fps está excelente, me gustó tanto que ya compré un segundo monitor para tener pantalla doble y juntarlas. Lo recomiendo para alguien que busca algo básico de buena calidad y diseño, lo único que no me gustó es que tiene solo una salida HDMI y no tiene salida de audio pero por lo demás cumple.

I bought this monitor in 2024 and it worked well during the year. However, yesterday it had lines all over the screen and it does not respond to any input. I could not contact the seller or ASUS, and Amazon did not reply. Also, last year it was 4500 TL, this year it is 9500 TL. I wouldn't buy this again.

Always Asus products,is good, thanks Amazon and the seller.

Very happy with the product. Works well and delivery was earlier than expected. Thank you.

Great product, 3rd identical monitor... HOWEVER comes with US power plug. NOT SUITABLE FOR UK! will need to buy a new cable.