🖥️ Fiodio Adjustable Free Tearing C2B2G 22" Computer Monitor: 1920X1080P, 144Hz, Sync, Flicker-Free, Frameless, Tilt adjustment Review

I was so excited to try this and even better it happened when my second monitor died. Upon arrival, I liked the widescreen display; However, it was much less than I expected. It just wouldn't work if connected vertically because it was so small for my main monitor I was working on. I ended up using my larger monitor as my main work monitor and switching it to portrait mode for multi-window work and it worked great. The display is really good with a very fast response time. This monitor has 2…

I'm not a serious gamer but this was a great second monitor. I often use it to stream while I work and the picture quality is excellent. The frames are quite small and I haven't had any problems so far.

This computer monitor came with a cable that was not compatible with my laptop/dock. I had to get my own HDMI to USB cable. I use this monitor for work. The screen image is good, it was easy to set up. All I had to do was screw on the stand. The monitor can be tilted but not raised or lowered.

This computer monitor came with a cable that was not compatible with my laptop/dock. I had to get my own HDMI to USB cable. I use this monitor for work. The screen image is good, it was easy to set up. I just had to screw on the stand. The monitor can be tilted but not raised or lowered.

I bought this to be a vertical monitor companion to the ultra-wide. The monitor itself is excellent, but when I attached it to the bracket I found that a piece of metal used for the native stand was sticking out of the back. This makes using a VESA mount almost impossible without buying a stand to hold it.

I'm not a serious gamer but this was a great second monitor. I often use it to stream while I work and the picture quality is excellent. The frames are quite small and I haven't had any problems so far.

I have a Fiodio keyboard that I've been using for about a year now. Although otherwise unfamiliar with the brand, it helped me find a monitor that isn't one of the top brands. The monitor is as you would expect. Building the base was easy. 3 small screws are needed, but you need your own screwdriver. The base legs are at a 90 degree angle to each other. It's hard, but not too hard. I am currently using it to extend my home screen and it does the job perfectly. Very little edge around it. Colors