Review on 🖥️ Philips 246E9QDSB Frameless Monitor with FreeSync, Flicker-Free & Blue Light Filter for Wall Mounting, 1920X1080 Resolution, HDMI & HD Compatibility by Luther Simms

Since Revain is aggregating reviews of several of these monitors, I want to be clear that this review is for the 24-inch model with a wide color gamut. I bought this monitor mainly because of its wide color gamut. I have a dual monitor setup so initially I just ordered one to compare to my old one. The color is definitely a lot lighter and looks great compared to my old one. I have already noticed that the color correction of my photos is more accurate than before and gives better results. Everything has looked good so far, but I feel like 1080p on a 24-inch screen pushes it towards pixel density - but for the price at the time of my purchase, it's perfectly fine. I like the "borderless" bezel as I will be using a dual monitor setup. It's mounted on my VESA mount, but it's a 75mm smaller mount. I have a feeling it will look great when the second one arrives. Another issue I've encountered is ghosting when playing as others have mentioned this in their reviews. So far I hadn't (tested Halo MCC extensively and tried some darker games like RE2 Remaster). There are warnings about image burn-in, but I haven't encountered it yet. I also didn't leave static, high-contrast images for long periods of time. I can't get AMD's free sync to work, but right now it's not that important to me, so I haven't bothered to troubleshoot it. still. I cannot comment on this feature. There is one dead pixel that I just want to let go of as it's in a spot that doesn't bother me, but I get a replacement if more pop up or something else is broken. Overall I'm happy with buying 2 and think it's great value for a budget monitor that can be used for gaming or content creation.