Review on Lenovo 23.6" Anti-Glare Gaming Monitor, Full HD 1920x1080p, 144Hz Refresh Rate, Tilting Stand, Blue Light Filter, HDMI, G24-10 by Kevin Ewing

At $150, that's a pretty good price if you're looking for a budget gaming monitor. It has only 3 ports - an HDMI 1.4 port, a DP 1.2 port and a 3.5mm pass-through audio jack. It comes with a short stand. allowing it to be slightly tilted (from -5 to 22 degrees). There are VESA mounting holes but no screws. This is always annoying as the screws that come with the monitor mounts don't always match your monitor (thread or length). Luckily I had enough braces lying around and was able to find the right one. It was a solid image, but it didn't impress me at all. The colors and brightness are good and the black depth isn't bad, but I wasn't impressed with the image quality. It's good enough that there's nothing to complain about, but not good enough to wow you. The on-screen menus are easy to use. Gamers will appreciate both the response time and potentially NVIDIA G-SYNCH compatibility, making this a particularly good budget monitor for gaming. Since it shines for the price. In this price range it deserves a solid 4 stars. Can't justify 5 stars as the picture quality isn't impressive and there aren't any real "extras". (Additional inputs would be nice, like a DVI port and a secondary HDMI port.) However, you can find cheaper monitors, or you can find better monitors, but you probably won't find better quality at this price point. .