OK for an inexpensive monitor
344017
The humidity reading is high by six points, but is consistently so.  Therefore, I simply attached a note to it that reminds me to add six to the reading.  The temperature reading seems fairly accurate.  The instructions say nothing much about operating the unit; there is no way to adjust anything.  The high and low readings seem to change once a day, but I'm not really sure about the time interval.  If you want an accurate unit (the one I used to determine the AcuRite is six points off), get the Extech Humidity Alert II, #445815 for about $50 on Amazon.  It must be set up with a long and involved procedure, but the results are worth the effort.  The Extech is the monitor I use to keep a check on the conditions inside my orchid growing case.
3002324
If I could give 3.5 stars I would.

I didn't need to install any drivers to get both freesync and 144hz working on Windows 10. The pixel density is low. I have 21.5" monitors right beside this 24" and with both being 1080 the AOC loks a lot more pixelated. The colors are also super terrible. I did some adjusting but it took drastic settings to get it decent. It's a very warm monitor though. Not as much blue light as my others. There are a few other quirks but nothing too major. All in all, for ~$200 this is definitely priced correctly, but if you have the money to step up then do so. Only get this monitor of you're like me and wanted high refresh rate and freesync in the cheapest possible form. I'm slightly wishing I had saved a little longer and got a better monitor.
976343
I bought this to replace my 22" gateway monitor.
Based on teh reviews, I expected more.. but my gateway was MUCH better.
This one is thin and cheap feeling, the colors are washed out and it has limited adjustments.
I only looked marginally OK from one position.
After staring at it for 4 day, I sent it back.

OK if you absolutely have to have a low cost monitor.. Otherwise..buy up.
2132974
Low cost and works. I'm using it to run an old monitor with my new laptop, so I can't comment on resolution quality.
3130017
Needed a small monitor to replace a broken laptop one.  Works well, quality is so-so.  Good for the price.  Negative is it is very glossy.
2796149
These screens work great for inexpensive workstations. I have two set up in connection with my office laptop docking station, and another at home connected to my personal PC. The image quality is satisfactory, especially given the price. No, you won't be thrilled if you are expecting 4K HD images, but it works great otherwise, even while playing graphics demanding games. My only issue with this monitor is the connections; it has a DVI and VGA connection, however lacks an HDMI, which seems to be the most common connection type. I wish they included an HDMI port, but the product description is clear that it doesnt, so I cant really knock it on that basis.
2824510
The viewing angle isn't as good as I had hoped. Looking at it dead on from the middle, the sides of the screen or a little bit darker than they should be. Also I cant figure out how to make this display not go into Powersave mode. All the Dell driver does is install the color profile, it seems. The onboard menu system doesnt have a control for this, and no matter how long I tell windows to keep the display active, it goes to sleep. Not sure what the deal Is, But the price is right on this.
3927737
It's pretty okay for a cheap monitor. I just use it as a secondary screen to play movies or youtube videos, which it works fine for. I'm an illustrator, and the few times I tried drawing on it resulted in lots of frustration from the abysmal viewing angles. You can see an obvious color gradation from top to bottom even when looking at it straight on, and definitely from side to side even at a slight angle.

What prompted me to write a review now, about a year after I first ordered it, is that it's developed a strange, horizontal flashing line recently. It's pretty subtle, and I don't mind it too much as a cheap, secondary monitor, but it's still pretty frustrating for this thing to be breaking down after only one year.

While this served me well (for what it was) so far, I think I'm going to make sure to save up and spend my money on a quality monitor next time.
3435584
Great monitor for the price. Snagged it as an open box for 72$. Only really complaint is that the menu is a bit clunky. Otherwise the bezel is fairly small (.5inch on the sides and about .75inch top and bottom, didn't rule, just guesstimated)
4903573
This projector doesn't have superb brightness and the resolution of the screen won't amaze you.  But it costs under $80,,,so trying to compare it to the $1,500 SONY projector in my media room would produce the expected result.

As is, it works - HDMI is OK, there are controls for adjusting a bunch of stuff - and a remote controller to do the same thing.  It has a built-in speaker (which is more than can be said of my $1,500 SONY unit!).

So can you watch movies on it?  Yes.  Can you use it as a computer monitor?  Hell no.  Can you do business presentations with it?  Maybe...so long as your font sizes are huge and there isn't much detail on each slide...but if you want to impress your customers, you may want to spend a bit more!

For an $80 projector - I think it's pretty much what I'd expect.

If you're expecting it to come within a million miles of an HD projector costing $250 or more - forget it.
1329612
It's a nice cheap monitor but for the price i've seen better. The frameless design is a great look but the screen itself is not amazing. Although the person i got this for has not noticed it, i did, the screen is very blurry in some parts of the screen. While reading text, the screen will look normal and then all of a sudden the text becomes unfocused, and then will go back. I cant tell if its the screen or the way the glass is, but parts of the screen are unfocused and not crisp and it drives me crazy, I don't think the person who i bought this for has noticed but im afraid to draw their attention to it and drive them crazy like it does to me. i bought a lenovo monitor for $20 more and that screen has no issue besides missing the matte finish like this screen does. Colors and contrast are still nice and if it wasn't for the unsharpness i would consider using it for my graphic design and photography.
62939
It's ok.  the usb port is a little tight, so it can be a challenge to plug the usb cord in sometimes - and display is too bright even on the dimmer setting.  that said, it's very inexpensive - and it does get the job done.
748208
It's a great monitor, so long as your'e not expecting perfect color reproduction. Blacks are a little washed out and more ashy grey, as can be said of pretty much everything, a white-wash effect to a minor level on everything. Latency is great though, there's zero difference in response time between this MUCH larger 27" monitor, and my Clevo P170SM display on the laptop that is powering this thing.

For the price, this IS the monitor to grab for a budget purpose. I'll post back and update this monitor as I use it more every day, and let everyone know here on my review if I have any failures.
3113147
Pros: For the basic needs of a monitor, it works well.

Cons: The stand is not level and wobbles easily. I have to fold a piece of paper under both sides to get it to sit without wobbling when I move my mouse. FreeSync apparently only works with a displayport cable, which is not included. The buttons are behind the monitor, making it a little awkward to change settings and simply turn it on and off.
683720
After doing a lot of research online I decided to buy this monitor from my local Costco. My intent was to use it mostly as a monitor and occasionally as a TV. My first impression was that the resolution of the screen wasn't very good. This was probably because I am coming from using a macbook pro with retina display, and therefore the screen looked extra grainy to me. This has annoyed me A LOT, and I hope I get used to it because it is a decent monitor, considering the price.

When spending 150 dollars on a monitor I don't think one can expect much in regards to its quality, and this product definitely does have its flaws. Other than the grainy display, I have found the structure of the monitor to not be very stable. The product comes in 3 pieces that all snap into each other, and this allows multiple areas for the monitor to "shake" around at the lightest touch. In addition, I would have appreciated a smaller border of plastic around the screen. Samsung's 24" monitor features this "screen to the edge" characteristic and I wish it was implemented here.

However, the functionality of the TV/monitor is great. It has a variety of input options, and my favorite feature is the ability to plug in a USB key to play media files without a connection to the computer. The remote that it comes with is very well designed and is very light.

I'm giving this product 3 stars, but an argument could be made that when the sale price of 150 is taken into consideration that it might deserve 4 stars.
1547712
A little bit clunky, but maybe the monitor design itself is more to blame than the adapter.  Does the basic job though and there is enough room between the monitor and the VESA mount to hide a USB hard drive.
1100898
Even though setting up it up on its stand did require a large space it was easy enough, I can't find any faults as far as image quality. As long as you can fit it on your desk, this monitor will probably handle anything you need it for.