Samsung LS24T350FHNXZA 24-inch Screen LED-Lit Monitor 5ms 75Hz Eye-Saver Mode with Freesync (LF24T350FHNXZA)

The monitor looks great and was a great price. However, it did not come with screws that are required to attach the monitor to the supplied stand. The instructions show that 2 screws should be inserted, but in the box and even in the list of “included parts” there were no screws, which makes me think my screws weren’t missing… They just aren’t ever included

If you’re buying this as the cheapest possible option for your gamin rig, then you’ll probably be satisfied by the beautiful colors and impressive form factor. But, you should know that you may need to do some significant work to get a picture that’s even passable, and even then there could be problems you can’t fix.

Out of the box, this display’s colors were overwhelmingly Amber (and no, eye saver mode is not enabled). Without any color calibration ability built into the hardware, I’ve had to rely on Windows’s color calibration to fix the issue. After turning greens down by about a third, and red a little less, I’ve gotten the colors to balance. Still, the reds aren’t as saturated as they maybe could be, but it’s not enough to bother me. Once balanced, the colors honestly look great, and I’ve found myself finding colorful music videos to watch just to admire the display’s bright, vibrant range.

This leads us into the dynamic range between how bright and dark the monitor can get. This is the classic limitation of IPS monitors, and while more expensive models can make up for this limitation in various ways, this cost effective model just makes you deal with it. Once again, there are no true brightness or contrast settings built into the display. The setting for brightness, as far as I can tell, simply adjusts the output of the LED backlighting, and contrast changes the difference between how bright and dark those lights will go. Once again we’re left to Windows’s color calibration, which simply gives us a slider for the gamma setting. Unfortunately, setting the gamma ideal for sRGB color vibrancy to around 2.2-2.4 (which is about where it was out of the box) just doesn’t work, even though it does bring out the best colors on this monitor. The issue is that the screen simply can’t recreate enough dark shades, and huge parts of the screen get blacked out. Bright videos might be fine, but gaming is impossible as entering even slightly dim environments makes it impossible to see. To be able to function in-game without a significant disadvantage, I ended up having to crank the gamma down to about 1.4 (lower gamma means a brighter screen), just to make low light environments easily navigable. The end result is that the overall display is a bit washed out, with colors not as vibrant as they could be, but I’ve hit a balance that I’m happy with.

Finally, the most dissappointing note, which ended up losing this monitor half a star for my review, is that as of possesing this monitor for 10 days, I’ve found a stuck pixel. So for now, I’ve got a cyan dot permanently on my monitor. There are a few home remedies I can try to fix this, but it may end up being something I have to live with, or go through the hassle of returning the whole monitor for.

For reference, I’m using a generic PnP display driver. When I get my new computer, I’ll download the manufacturer’s driver and update this review if it helps anything.

In conclusion, the colors and overall image quality are really quite great for such a cheap monitor, as long as you’re willing to put in the time to calibrate everything correctly. This isn’t a monitor for the long haul, but so far it seems like a great option until I’m ready to put in money for a more serious gaming display. I was ready to order a second one for my dual monitor setup, but this stuck pixel has me holding off for now. To put it simply, if you put in the work and can overlook some flaws, you can have an exciting, beautiful time with this monitor, at least until you’re ready to commit to a safer, long term option.

By the way, a note for this age of virtual engagements, the frame of this monitor is so small that putting my Logitech c920 webcam on top actually covers a bit of the screen.

Pretty decent monitor actually really good but got dirty in the bessels

These monitors are amazing. I just stacked three 27’s for Flight Sim 2020 and it is absolutely insane beautiful! For the price these can’t be beat!

I bought 3 to run triple monitors for Sim racing and the value for money is incredible! Very high quality picture, all work perfect and easy to setup.. a lot of people dont like the single button control but i find it works just fine! If u are looking for budget triple bezel less montiors than i would recommend!

I had this display for 1 week before it stopped functioning. After flickering earlier in the day, the display stopped working and was unable to output any picture. I attempted multiple HDMI cords, input devices, and all of the other solutions offered by Samsung.

I will leave a 1 star review until the product is replaced and I have more than a week to experience it.