Review on INNOCN 24.5" FreeSync Compatible DisplayPort Monitor - 1920X1080P, 165Hz, Tilt Adjustment, Wall Mountable, 1MS, HD by Jay Kidd

+ A well-written manual and diagrams are included. Instructions are printed both inside and on the box for easy unboxing! + The stand can be assembled intuitively with Phillips screws. A slightly magnetized Phillips screwdriver is included. The screwdriver comes with a scratch-resistant rubber cap. The monitor is attached to the stand with a detachable back panel. There are recesses on the back into which screws can be easily inserted. Once the screws are in, they need to be pulled out with some engineering. + The monitor can be easily removed from the stand + In addition to the high refresh rate, the gaming function is a crosshair overlay for "no view" + The monitor is controlled via a 4-way push joystick. This is much more intuitive than the side-by-side buttons found on many monitors. The intuitive joystick is somewhat undermined by the control scheme. While one would expect the directions to be guides and the center button to say "confirm”, the center button is actually the power button. The right joystick is "confirm" and the left joystick is "back". It makes sense, but I accidentally turned the monitor off a few times. The monitor is powered by a 12V, 3A, 36W power adapter. It consumes 30W of power at maximum brightness at 165Hz + The matte screen and strong backlight make this monitor comfortable to use in a bright room + I haven't noticed any dead pixels after playing on the monitor for a whole day, the colors are fine. I don't like the front gaming LEDs, but at least they're red and the power indicator is matte blue. It's not uncomfortable or distracting, unlike some other monitors that have white LEDs on the front. Like most monitors, this one doesn't have a built-in speaker.