Packard Bell AirFrame 24 " FHD Monitor, 1920x1080, Ultrawide, VESA Mount, Tilt Adjust, HDMI/VGA, Slim Bezel, for Home, Office, and Light Gaming - 2 Pack

One monitor works great. The other one has an HDMI issue. The screen constantly flickers dark. I tried different cables, thinking initially it was the HDMI cable, but it was not. So I definitely can't watch videos on one, which was the reason for my purchase. ------ UPDATE: The seller reached out to me immediately after this review was submitted to see how they can solve my issue. They we're kind, quick to respond, and prioritized sending me a new one. I want to add - after setting up the new monitor, I am having the same issues. Turns out, it wasn't the monitor after all. After playing around with what might be the issue, it's definitely something on my end. There must be something wrong with my PC port or perhaps a driver. I apologize for the mishap. I'm still trying to figure out what's causing the flickering. Super frustrating, but this issue has nothing to do with the functionality of the monitors. Great monitors for the price - highly recommend.

I was pleasantly surprised on how good these monitors are for the price point. As someone who is use to high quality monitors for work these are a really good choice for those looking to upgrade their office while keeping the cost low. They are fast and easy to set up, the resolution on the screens are super nice, they are light weight and work well for a more minimalist design.

Very nice monitors at a great price!

I originally had the bundle with the keyboard and mouse, but I wasn't crazy about the height of the keys on the keyboard in the bundle so I made some swaps. These monitors are great. Having them makes my office feel like an office. I strongly recommend getting proper VESA mounts because the stands that come with the monitors are way too low and they are not adjustable. Once you can set the height properly I think you will enjoy these monitors, or at the very least you won't have any major complaints. If you want to maximize your setup, I would recommend also getting: VESA mounts for each monitor (there are only 2 holes in the back but it still works) Good speakers (Sanyun makes some nice ones with adjustable volume, treble and bass) A low-profile wireless keyboard, and a mouse (Artek has some good ones) I would recommend. 4/5 only because the stands they come with are tiny, but for business these monitors are great, and very inexpensive.

Have had these for about a weekend to use for work and haven’t had any real issues to complain about. For the price, it’s a pretty good deal. I use these for work, not sure if they would be ideal for gaming but very light weight and graphics seem solid

I don't know what I really expected from a pair of monitors for only $120, but I bought them anyways. Received them and the packaging was good quality and no visible damage. After first install noticed that the brightness is at 100% on both screens and nothing I do can change that. The little control on the back allows me to navigate the menu options, but I can't seem to make any noticeable changes. After 1 day I came to work an after login my left screen started to flicker every time I clicked the mouse or just randomly and after about 30 minutes, entire screen goes white and then starts cycling through Red, Green, Blue and Black. The only way I've found to correct this is to unplug it for a while and plug it back in. That may give me a couple hours use before I have to repeat that process. I started searching for more info on the monitors thinking I must have done something wrong, but then I found the HDMI port is the most likely culprit. I can just touch the cord (I've tried several cords btw.) and cause the screen flickers and eventual RGBB Flashing. I am returning these and getting a better known brand that I have more experience with. Maybe I just got a bad set, but I don't have time to troubleshoot brand new equipment. Second monitor seems to be stable, but I still can't change any settings and sound doesn't work on either one.

Great looking screens work great with the system I run

Great Monitors at a great package price. Power cubes and small wiring supply power to the monitors. Not necessarily a fan of the "wall wart" but I do like the smaller gauge wire to the monitor. Mounted to a dual monitor wall mount. Wires not completely organized at time of picture taking due to remodel of the office / Amateur Radio shack.