24.5 Inch 240Hz 1440p Gaming Monitor,QHD 2560 x 1440p Fast IPS 1ms GTG,Adaptive Sync,126% sRGB,HDR10,Low Blue Light VESA 100x100,HDMI 2.0 DisplayPort 1.4 Vertical Gaming Monitor P2510S

great monitor for fast paced competitive games, i prefer 24'' too and until recently was very hard to find. titan army did great with this monitor

This monitor is 1 of 3 24' 1440p high refresh monitors currently available in the US. The build is plastic, is very light, and feels cheap - the monitor does wobble a bit when you hit your desk. This was probably done to save money on the display which is amazing and everything that it was advertised to be. Colors are too warm and there's a bit of IPS glow, but these are easily managed with adjustment of color settings. 4/5 because of the cheap build that almost forces you to vesa mount it.

I never write reviews, but had to for this monitor.I tried ordering twice and have been severely disappointed.The first monitor I received had extreme backlight issues. Even on non-black images you could see the bright spots.The second replacement monitor I received didn't even have a working display. The power light was on but nothing would show on screen. I switched the cables around and nothing displayed.The technology is exciting but this monitor's quality control is terrible. I guess that's to be expected from a Chinese company. The stand is garbage too, but that doesn't really matter compared to the everything else.

As the headline states, this is a unicorn panel. 24 inch, 1440p res and 240hz barely exists. So to be able to grab this on Amazon in the US is incredibly nice. The price is a little high but you are paying for a premium and I believe it justifies the $300 price tag. I only use 24" monitors. Tried to switch to 27" many times and it never felt right after close to 11 years at 24". I have enjoyed my 2 Dell s2417DG monitors (165hz) for years now and I realize they will die eventually so instead of finding another Dell used I wanted to grab a panel to replace while I could find one in these specs. After setting up this new one and spending a while getting the colors right, I am very pleasantly surprised. This monitor has all the image adjustments of a high end Zowie monitor and much more. Being able to adjust the Hue and Saturation levels to pull out certain colors was big for me. With all of the options available, you can tune the colors to whatever you want. I highly recommend this monitor for those who enjoy this niche spec. My only complaints are the OSD being clunky but I am getting used to it. And I wish it was a TN panel and not IPS and that is just because I have used TN for many years now. So still getting used to the IPS glow. But you gotta take what you can get and this is pretty awesome. Let's hope they have a long life expectancy because I just bought a second one. I don't normally write reviews but this was such a pleasant find and I know there are other 24" 1440p users out there searching for the right monitor for them. I hope this review helps you.

as a tac FPS enjoyer, I was stuck with 1080p monitors for the last 5+ years as I preferred 24 inch monitors. this Titan Army monitor recently released and it checks all the boxes for what I want in a monitor.24 inches, 1440p and 240hz all for sub $300 is absolutely mind blowing as my alienware 1080p 240hz monitor was nearly 450 new back in 2018

The monitor itself it good. Decent image, colors are way too warm so you need to change them at first, the UI is not good but is manageable, the stand is quite wobbly and doesn't have height adjustment.I came with a DP cable, not an HDMI one, but nowadays every graphics card should have at least two DP ports.Image is extremely crips due to high pixel density, the included DP cable works properly even at 2K 240hz, no artifacts, I didn't notice any ghosting.Now, my problems with it:1st: I was using the SRGB profile and changing the color profile to cool or a custom one, but after the computer goes to sleep or is turned off, this profile resets.2nd: I went to their "customer support" reporting this, and they were like "The monitor doesn't save custom color profiles, it is normal". Sure, because that's why profiles exist, to do nothing.So, the monitor is good, but don't expect any technical support whatsoever. You are on your own.

The 25" 1440p 240Hz monitor has been a myth I have been hunting for years and we finally have one available in the US. I've been on the same BenQ XL2411P for about 8 years waiting.About the monitor; OSD is annoying and poorly optimized. Stand never even got installed on the monitor it was so trash that I waited an extra day to order something better, I threw it away and installed the monitor on a desk mount arm immediately. But the performance is exactly what I was hoping for, cant compare it to much as I've been on the same 1080p 144hz TN panel for almost a decade but the wait was worth it.

You're getting what you pay for.The 2k resolution on a 24.5 inch screen provides a very crisp and clear image, the colors are quite decent for the panel, the 240hz refresh rate works as intended and is more than enough to play your favorite FPS titles.There's nothing more comprehensive in this regard, the low price tag will obviously have its drawbacks on stand quality, etc, however you're getting exactly as advertised.I just hope a major brand creates their own variant in the future, though that seems unlikely considering the demand. For now this will scratch that itch.