KT&C H24T7 - 23.8 inch 2560 x 1440

desertcart.com: KTC 24 Inch Gaming Monitor 180Hz - 2K 1440P Computer Monitors, Fast IPS Monitor with HDR 400, Adaptive Sync, Up to 185Hz, HDMI 2.0 & Display Port 1.4, Height Adjustable, Vesa Mount, H24T7 : Electronics Review: amazin value! - amazin value!!! perfect work monitor with sharp crispy view!!! dfenetly worth it, stand is not the best, no speakers, very satble and sits well. Review: iT WORKS AS DESCRIBED, but Im not a gamer. - this KTC 24T7 is working fine on its 3rd day, via HDMI fr/my Notebook 4th Gen CoreI7. My main use is office and have no games planned to play on this 24" monitor. I purchased this unit for 3 very big reasons: 1. It is one of the few monitors in this size that have some Vert & Tilt adjustability; only thing missing is Horiz rotation. It will do a Pivot to view in Portrait but not interested so havent tried. The stand itself is plastiic and just stout enough to allow adjustments, but being plastic, be forewarned on 'man handling'. 2. Its AC power is via a std external brick and seems waay smarter than so many internal power transformers that just make the unit heavier with a bulky big 3 prong cord hanging from a vertical port that will ultimately loosen any time the unit is 'adjusted'; I went thru an HP and Lenovo with that experience. Also, makes replacement of power transformer a simple swap vs. sending in the entire monitor for warranty. 3. It works as intended. It has multiple input ports AND an audio 3.5mm for headphones that I havent tried; As stated, Im mainly an office type user, but the features for gaming are there- how good? Dont know. Its OSD menu structure makes sense and works well from the mouse button on bk, lower right, BUT it takes getting used to and is somewhat customizable for various parameters of monitor features. Also has a VESA 100x100 external mount in back I may use with an external articulating arm to free up desk space. **My big and so far only complaint: my notebook/W11 system doesnt see this monitor so I can tell my notebook to turn off its display, [the HP or Lenovo monitors I returned also didnt show up on the Display Settings notebook menu, even w/thier drivers installed] but I havent contacted KTC or my notebook manufacturer to find a solution yet. Overall, Im impressed by the monitors' simplicity of Setup, plethora of features/adjustabiltiy and the fact that its working as described on its 3rd day- cant say that about the somewhat featureless HP or Lenovo. KTC apparently knows what theyre doing for the given price point [under $170 DELIVERED].