Pixio PX24Q PRO 24 inch 180Hz Refresh Rate QHD 1440p Resolution Fast IPS Panel 1ms GTG Response Time Gaming Monitor

For the price, it's a great deal for console gaming and MacBook display. It's Hz are great, very consistent. After 2-3yrs of use, various hours, probably over 100hrs of use, it's still holding strong, colors are still good, 120hz on Xbox Series X Digital Version still performing well. Colors are brighter although I recommend looking up settings for the colors and such.Now, the most recent bad thing that has happened, after this much time of use, the screen flickers sometimes when it's too dark. But still, for 120-130?!? GREAT DEAL!!If you want to gift someone this monitor, it's a great choice! If you're starting your set up it's a great start and future proof.

This is the first monitor I ever had for my gaming set up. The monitor came in its protective packaging with no issues. Came with everything needed. I’ve had this monitor for over a year already and it works as intended and never had any problems. Recommended as it has great price value.

This monitor was super easy to get set up. It was a little tricky to understand the little joystick button for the settings since it wasn't familiar to me, but I managed to figure it out. The screen is just the size I need, and the settings were easy to change. The quality of the image is great and bright! The built-in speakers are good and loud enough for my needs, but I would recommend getting separate speakers later down the line if they don't fit your needs.

I needed a new display. Only having a RTX 3060, I was going to stick with 1920x1080 and 24 inches. I spent quite amount of time looking for a display that had everything I wanted in it, mainly the res, size, and being height adjustable were deal breakers, and ideally wanted speakers and pivoting. I preferred IPS but VA wasn't totally out of the question.I knew the Monitors Unboxed YouTube channel seemed to like Pixios somewhat for this range and they tested fairly well, so I looked at them but was disappointed their recommended PX248 Prime Advanced didn't have height adjustment. Purely by chance I looked at the Pixio product page and saw the PX248 Pro listed, I hadn't seen this model listed when I searched for 24" 1080 displays on Amazon. I found it by searching by name and was happy to see it ticked all the boxes.Even better, I waited another week and Pixio had a sale, making the PX248 Pro only $135! So that sealed the deal and I ordered.The stand for the display seems very sturdy, made of metal with plastic covering. Well made for the price. The package included a 1.5m (nearly 5 feet) DP cable (I ended up ordering my own because I wanted just a little more cable) and uses a "wall wart" type AC adapter for power. You might have to plan for that if you don't have the free space for an adapter, though it was fine for me.The screen arrived with zero pixel defects. The red seems a tad strong, I adjusted it down a little for me, but the colors look good.The cons - a few things kept it from me giving it a 5 star. The speakers are terrible. My previous display had speakers and I used them all the time, they sounded pretty decent. These ones, I'd have to say barely usable. Fine for system noises, but not so much media. So I'm having to pull out an old pair of good speakers from retirement to use again.The screen does have some light bleed in the bottom corners, this is what made me consider if I was going to send the display back the most. I've decided it's not something that reminds me it's there, so I can live with it, especially for the price. And don't forget to turn the brightness down after you get it, as usual for tv/displays, it comes nearly maxed.There's a few minor esthetics I'd have liked changed, I'm not crazy with the power light being on the right side of the display and more importantly that it blinks amber when in stand-by (why blinking?? Just make it solid on) and I don't like that there's no dedicated power button. If you want to turn off the display, you have to press and hold the multi-function button for 3ish seconds (the instructions weren't clear on this, just that you could turn it off with it). It's not something I'll need to do often, but once in a long while I may leave the computer on to do something overnight and I want to make sure the display won't turn on.So overall, I'd say a good display for $169, a great one for $135. The PX248 Pro is a good, cheap gaming display. Just don't plan to rely on the speakers.

I LOVE this monitor! I have had it for about 5-6 months now so I feel I can finally make a review.Speaker quality:- The speaker quality is the ONLY bad thing I have to say about this monitor, it is not the greatest and the sound quality is definitely worse than most monitors. HOWEVER, It was super easy to just buy some cheap speakers online and use those with it instead! Still much better quality than other monitors out there for the same price.Performance/Quality:- This monitor is in GREAT shape after 6 months of use, I use it with the pixio arm stand desk mount and it is the BEST combo! The quality of this monitor is amazing for the price. I did a ton of research trying to find the perfect monitor for me and I am so glad I found this one! It is super affordable and great quality for what I paid.Do I recommend this product? Absolutely!! I will include a photo of my monitor and its stand.Stand is the Pixio PS1S Wave White Single Monitor Arm Stand Desk Mount

When my friend recommended Pixio to me I was a bit hesitant because of their price tag. However, I bit the bullet and bought the monitor when it was on sale.The picture is crisp and the settings allow for a rather dynamic set of changes. You can also save different profiles into the monitor itself so you can easily have a few different "picture modes" along side the ones that come standard.The on-screen FPS display is a bit too big for my liking, but it's still cool they include the feature.The crosshair is super useful, since it can not only be re-positioned, but there's a few variations on the style too. No more putting a piece of tape on the screen and drawing a dot here, and no need to buy some silly laser-dot string to put on your monitor either.There's also a timer built into the screen but I haven't actually made use of that just yet.All in all, it's a great monitor and well worth the money, sale or not. But do pay attention to which model you're buying. The 248 and 248S are almost identical, but the 248S is a bit smaller in height (like 2-4cm or so) and has a higher refresh rate (144hz vs this one at 120).

Dear Concerned Consumer,I am writing with a heavy heart to share my recent nightmarish experience with a Pixio monitor purchased through Amazon. My hope is that my unfortunate encounter will serve as a cautionary tale, preventing others from falling victim to the same disappointing fate.Upon eagerly unpacking and setting up the Pixio monitor, I was immediately confronted with an appalling flaw that I cannot, in good conscience, ignore. A long, unsightly black line mars the center of the screen, rendering the monitor entirely useless. This defect not only compromises the display quality but also disrupts any attempt to use it for work or leisure.My trust in Pixio's commitment to quality has been shattered. The brand's failure to deliver a functioning product has left me deeply disappointed and frustrated. This is not a minor glitch but a major defect that severely impacts the monitor's usability.I implore any potential buyers to steer clear of Pixio monitors based on this distressing experience. Investing in this product not only risks wasting hard-earned money but also leads to considerable inconvenience, disappointment, and frustration.I urge you to exercise caution and reconsider any plans to purchase a Pixio monitor. Instead, explore alternative brands that prioritize quality and reliability to avoid the disappointment and hassle that I have unfortunately encountered.In the event of having purchased a defective Pixio monitor, I recommend seeking a refund immediately to minimize the inconvenience and disappointment.Thank you for considering this warning. I hope my experience serves as a helpful guide in making informed decisions about monitor purchases.

I very much like these monitors as they are light thin and inexpensive. I have had two similar pixio monitors die on me after about 5 years. But for the price these look great. I'm okay with replacing them every 5 years.

Bought two work great just wish they were 1440p or 4K :)

It broke after 4 months but they say that we will get a replacement so very happy about that. Great after service

Tue proce of this is insanely low for the quality you get.After tweaking the colour settings, the range is incredible, although blacks are still not fully black but is miles better than other monitors at this price range.The plug however is a tad bulky and the plastic the case is made of is somewhat bendy the screen is great and easy to clean with no video tearing or dead pixels after over a year of use.Would recommend to others for a starter monitor or for those who are unable to spend a lot of money on a monitor.

monitor was great but it died within 2 months of using it, contacted support and went through RMA process, told me it was a board issue and is replacing my monitor with a new one. Shipping was all paid for by Pixio, great customer support!!!

Very Good quality and clarity 👌