ASUS VA24EHE Monitor 1920X1080 D Sub 23.8", 75Hz, Tilt Adjustment, Blue Light Filter, Flicker-Free Review

I bought this monitor for $107 so I am basing this review on that price. This monitor is IPS and I'm no expert on monitor color accuracy, but this is by far my best monitor when it comes to brightness and color accuracy. Nothing looks washed out or oversaturated. The monitor came with only one HDMI cable. I've seen other browsers and the documentation on the website says they can come with a VGA cable or a DVI-D cable. It's not, only HDMI. I had to use a dual link DVI-D cable so I had to buy…

So before I start. Let me start by saying I should have contacted ASUS/Revain immediately but got sidetracked. I bought 2 of these monitors. 1 was DOA. I kept sending the other one back. I really knew, but now this damn thing is gathering dust in a box at my house and I feel like a total idiot. But since it's been so long, the other one works fine. I felt compelled to review it and at least note that when it works it's a good monitor. It's the one on the right in the picture. Do you see the…

I was a little frustrated when deciding on an IPS or TN panel as TN has 6-bit dithered color and IPS has true 8-bit color, but I ended up going with IPS because I was washed out TN displays can't stand colors and banding. Overall, this is a decent budget gaming monitor. This is a big improvement over my previous 24" 60Hz Samsung monitor (VA panel). The pixel response time results in much less ghosting than a Samsung VA panel, with brighter colors and a better viewing angle. You need to enable…

It replaces a 12 year old 24 inch Viewsonic which is being moved to my backup computer. The picture quality is excellent and I have to say this is the BRIGHTEST screen I have ever had. I turned down the brightness and contrast for gaming because it suits my environment, and the refresh rate and response time are also great for the price. 5 all the time. I've also been playing PC for 30 years. It has the glow of most IPS monitors on a black screen, but I never notice it when I'm busy. This is my

I bought it mainly to use as a second monitor for my gaming desktop as it became a gaming/desktop during the pandemic. All I wanted was a cheap 1080p IPS display. This one fits the bill nicely, and as a bonus, it has a 75Hz refresh rate. If you plan on participating in gaming, you can choose a panel with a 120Hz refresh rate or higher. For all other single player and RTS games, this monitor does a great job with low latency and great colors. The reviewer mentioned that the colors are washed out

I bought this monitor for my WFH setup and had to go back because the signal on the monitor drops out every time you try to put your Macbook Air M1 2020 into clamshell mode, whether you're using VGA or HDMI. I consider myself a resourceful person and have tried absolutely everything, but the TLDR is that ASUS *doesn't* support Mac OSX with drivers or associated tech support, so be careful, your functionality is limited to "anything you look out for of the box get' restricted. . I tried…

It's a good monitor, but the color isn't as good as my other Asus's, but I guess that's to be expected. Otherwise everything is fine :) There are no problems with it yet.

We work from home and need more monitors. I bought two of these 23.8" Asus VA24EHE monitors because of their price. My wife connected both to her laptop and they are very good monitors. Very important. Maybe not gaming or graphics monitors but great for work. Highly recommended I'm considering buying another one.

See, if you rate this thing as some kind of big buy, then you're either A: you have no idea how much a good monitor really costs, or B: you're reading A again. I bought this bad boy for $105 for a couple of weeks. back as a broke college student desperate to put together a new rig for the upcoming semester since my last (and only) PC has bitten the dust and I couldn't be happier for the money. I play games, edit photos and do some video editing and I have to say that the color range is quite…

I've wanted another one the same size as my other ASUS monitor for a long time. It's not the same model as the old version and it's a little bit bigger, a little bit bigger. But I'm happy with it.

Use this monitor in our shop and switched to this from Acer models. Much better monitor than the Asus brand. Also more features and cheaper. Stick with them until they're sold out. Use it for a dual monitor configuration and your employees will love it.

I use these monitors for work, school, and personal research. You can install them side by side with a minimal gap in the middle. The automatic input detection is a great feature that allows me to always keep my work laptop connected via HDMI and my personal laptop via the VGA or DVI input (it makes it easier to connect and disconnect display cables from one device to another; the automatic input detection will work after one device is turned off and another device connected to a different…

I like this monitor a lot more than the Acer I had. The colors are much better. I don't use it for gaming, but for everything else it works great. It's easy to use the settings on the back of the monitor. I think Asus gives a 3 year warranty on it. The price was great for what I got.

This listing says it's 75Hz, but I actually run at 60Hz. I later found out that this monitor runs at different refresh rates depending on the resolution used. I'm using 1920x1080 resolution but the max resolution is 60. I don't know why but I'm not complaining. It's still a great monitor for the price. Edit: I am now using the monitor at 75Hz after changing the HDMI cable and restarting the computer. 🤷‍♂️

It's an amazing monitor but I hate how it switches to 60Hz when it's 75Hz. But I have good eye care settings, it helps me sleep, so it's recommended. It has an FPS counter, it has a crosshair adjustment for gaming, I think it's a good budget monitor.

I use this monitor over 12 hours a day and my eyes don't get as tired as other screens. The frameless design is ideal for dual monitor setups. It doesn't get super bright, but it does get as bright as it needs to be, but the blue light filter and eye care settings are groundbreaking. Highly recommended and definitely the best value for money I could find.

I used to play on my 10 year old TV and thought everything was fine. My friend advised me to buy a monitor for the game as it helps to see enemies better. I'm playing Call of Duty and it's amazing how sharp the picture is. It's not the best, but it gets the job done. 100% recommend if you are looking for a budget monitor!

This VA24EHE has no speaker (you'll have to buy one or dig through the case), no microphone (same thing) and only one HDMI port (no soundbar here). Aside from having to buy these things, the eye care was worth it for me. Very pleasing to the eye and very thin edge. (You may want to set the color temperature slightly lower than the default.)

I'm quite a fan of the ASUS brand, mainly because their products really couldn't be better. These monitors are no different. 2 added to a 3 monitor setup and for a content creator this is a godsend. Also works great with VESA monitor stands.

I use it as a secondary display for showing charts and disagreements. Picture quality is decent, very thin monitor, not bulky. The bezels are pretty thin too. I probably wouldn't use it as my main monitor.