PHILIPS226E9QDSB 22" Frameless Monitor, Full HD IPS, FreeSync 75Hz, VESA, 4Yr Advance Replacement Warranty

Purchased the 24" FHD model and I love it. First of all the design makes it look much more expensive than it is. Very modern and clean design aesthetic with small bezels and a really nice stand that looks like it's made of aluminum (even though it's covered in plastic). The black/silver colors go really well with my whole setup with a matching keyboard and mouse as well. The screen quality is fantastic and looks very sharp and color-accurate. I ran multiple tests on the monitor and there have been no dead pixels or other quality control issues. The best thing about this monitor is the price - any other monitor in this price range looks incredibly cheap and outdated, even if they also offer 75 Hz 1080p on a 24" screen.The downsides to the monitor are the very confusing joystick-like controller on the back for navigating the menu because you never know which direction to pull it for what. The lack of adjustable heights or rotation limits how much you can move the monitor around but you can always mount it on an arm for that. Also, when you first plug in this monitor (at least for me) on Windows it defaults to 60 Hz. You have to dig through the advanced display settings to set it to 75 Hz.Overall the monitor is still overall 5 stars because the design is so clean and it works really well. Ended up purchasing a second one because the price point is so good.

So...I'm a pro digital artist. I work in Photoshop so color accuracy is a big deal for me. The last monitor I had died on me and honestly I couldn't afford to replace it for awhile so I had been color checking on my tablet and working on my laptop. Terrible combination. So I was looking for an affordable monitor with good color accuracy. At this point I would've settled for "decent" color accuracy until I could afford something better. Seeing as how this is the only wide gamut monitor in this price range I decided to take a chance.I'm actually really impressed. For the price this has everything I wanted. The color is good. Not perfect, but VERY impressive for a budget model. Screen is really nice, brightness/contrast suits me and my work has been pretty spot on after I switched the color profile to srgb mode. I haven't tried to game on it just yet, but I imagine it would do perfectly fine for most titles, but the fps would probably drop too low for multiplayer games. I don't really play any so I can't attest to how well it does in that arena. So far I've had zero issues. Was really easy to setup, calibration was pretty good right out of the box. It IS Vesa compatible, but it will block the ports a bit, even on the 75x75, but I hadn't intended on mounting it so if that's a concern for you be aware.Would definitely recommend if you need a wide gamut ips on the cheap. Can't yet attest to longevity, but all monitors run the risk of failure, so I'm not too concerned about it, especially for how much it cost.

Since Amazon groups the reviews for several of these monitors together, I want to specify that this review is for the 24-inch wide color gamut model.I got this monitor mainly for the wide color gamut. I have a dual-monitor setup so I only ordered one to begin with so I could compare it side-by-side with my old one. The color is definitely much more vibrant and looks great compared to my old one. I've already noticed that color-grading my photography is way more accurate than before and is producing better results. So far, everything has looked great on it, but I feel like 1080p on a 24-in is pushing it on the pixel density - but for the price at the time of my purchase it is perfectly fine.I like the "frameless" border since I'll be running a dual-monitor setup. It mounted to my VESA mount, but it is the smaller mount at 75mm. I have a feeling it will look great when the second one arrives.Another concern I had was ghosting while gaming since others mentioned this in their reviews. So far, I have not had this (tested extensively with Halo MCC and tried some darker games like RE2 Remaster). There are warnings of image burn but I have not experienced this yet. I've also not left any static, high-contrast images to sit for a long period of time.I can't get AMD freesync to work but it's not that important to me at this time, so I haven't bothered troubleshooting it yet. I can't really comment on this feature.There is a single dead pixel that I'm willing to just let go as it is in a place that won't bother me, however I will get a replacement if anymore appear or any other defects emerge.Overall, I'm happy enough with it to have bought 2 an think it's a great value for a budget monitor to be used for gaming or content creation.

I purchased this to replace a TV I cracked accidently that I was using as a monitor. I was looking for an IPS display with accurate color and excellent brightness along with 75Hz and Freesync if possible. This monitor checked all the boxes. I did want HDR if possible, but this monitor won me over with the specs and price. I've set it up with 75Hz & freesync, and it's fantastic for games. The colors are accurate, the refresh rate is decent, and switching is fast enough that if you're not playing professionally you wouldn't notice. The brightness goes high enough to hurt your eyes too. The mount works well for putting it on a monitor arm, the included stand works well, and I'm using the included HDMI cable. The control joystick is easy to use once you get used to it ( like anything ), and are slighting behind the Philips logo on the front. And if you're looking for the power switch, just click on the joystick to turn it on. Sleep has been flawless, it never loses settings, and the colors are just fantastic.. It's wonderful to get all this in a monitor at this price! Highly recommended!