LG 27MP59G-P Gaming Monitor 27” Full HD (1920x1080) IPS Display, 1ms Blur Reduction, AMD FreeSync, On Screen Control - Black

It a great Moniter and I have been using it now for about 2 years. It's a great midgrade gaming monitor, as I am only running a 1060 Supper 8Gig Memory EVGA Video Card! and my games are almost set to the highest level, or 9 out of 10. No flicker or tearing and runs at 75 FPS most of the time in WOW! 25-man raids it starts to slow down some! but it's acceptable! it runs at 75 Hz I am going to a new PC with a Zeon CPU ETC!!! and I have a RTX 3060 XC Video card and just got a newer LG 32" 165Hz monitor I can't wait to try, but this is a great Moniter for the Budget minded gamer! LG is one of the best out there I have LG monitors that are many years old and still working fine! Great buy!

Okay so let just state the specs in case someone comes looking like I did.Specs:Comes with FreesyncScreen Size 23.8 (24")Panel Type IPSColor Gamut (CIE 1931) sRBG over 99%Color Depth (Number of Colors) 6bit+A-FRC, 16.7M colorsPixel Pitch (mm) 0.2745 x 0.2745Response Time 5ms GTG, 1ms MBRRefresh Rate 75HzAspect Ratio 16:9Resolution 1920x1080Brightness 250cd/m2Contrast Ratio MegaViewing Angle 178/178Surface Treatment Anti-Glare 3HNow for sub $200 this monitor is a great deal. I got this for my little brother who was building a PC on a budget. It's perfect for all his needs. fast response time, high enough refresh rate, and its a 24" with a 1920x1080 resolution. if you are looking for a monitor on a budget then you came to the right place. however if you're willing to spend another $50 then you CAN fin something a little better as far as refresh rate goes. If you're looking for something with Gsync that will run you about another $100.This is an overall very nice budget/ beginner monitor. has all the specs you need to start gaming on console or PC, and all for a small price. This monitor is perfect if you're running an AMD GPU because the Freesync will benefit you even more.Overall this is a nice monitor to start off with, and it doesn't hurt the wallet to much. would recommend.

These are fantastic monitors.The only thing it is missing is a VESA mount. So if you need that, these aren't going to work for you. But I knew about that before purchasing.Otherwise they really are great. Full six color adjustability, 75Hz, over 99% Adobe sRGB color Spectrum, bright ( not sure how many nits but they are brighter than my Asus IPS panels) , they have a narrow depth and a thin frame without feeling fragile, and I even like the stands.I have purchased these for computer build of a friend and now I have a set for myself. Fantastic.Update:I still love these monitors. However there is one thing that bugs me. For some reason occasionally they won't wake up from sleep. It probably has something to do with my particular setup, but it is still annoying. I have gotten around it by setting the monitors to never sleep and use a screen saver.The picture is still great, plenty bright. I love the color accuracy. ( There are few things that bug me more than overblown colors like on lot of Samsung devices. I prefer accurate color)I do still recommend this display. I just thought this issue should be brought up. I did not have this issue with the same computer using my ASUS monitors.

This is a great monitor for the price range. But be aware that this is 75hz, so with this monitor, you're mostly paying for screen space and picture quality (IPS). If those things are more important to you than a high refresh rate or 1440p, then don't hesitate to get this monitor unless you need a mounting bracket, since it doesn't have one. 75Hz is only a marginal improvement over 60Hz and it's barely noticeable; 75Hz is mostly marketing.I know high refresh rates are all the rage right now, but screen size and quality are things that I notice a lot more. Of course 240Hz is going to be more smooth, but all things being equal, I'd rather have a larger screen. It's an IPS panel with great colors out of the box. I didn't have to do much. The FreeSync also works well.The only downside I've experienced is that it isn't very adjustable. You can't adjust the height or turn it, you can only point the screen up or down. It also doesn't have a mounting bracket so you're forced to use the stand unless you somehow install one yourself without damaging the monitor.Also, at 27 inches and 1080p, you can notice some pixelation if you look very closely. For most people this won't be a problem. It isn't noticeable at normal viewing distances anyway. But anything larger than 27 inches should probably be 1440.

This may not be a top of the line 144hz gaming monitor, but for me, going from 24" to 27" (size matters?), and up to 75hz along with Freesync, it was a pretty large upgrade. You hear about text being blocky with a 27" at 1080p, but it doesn't bother me at all. I didn't care to get a 1440p monitor, as it would be a bit much for my AMD XFX Radeon RX 480 4gb. It being Freesync capable is just a bonus, though that took me a bit to get working. It wasn't the monitors issue, more driver and settings. For a budget gaming monitor, this is perfect. Freesync is well worth it, if you have an AMD video card, the 75hz refresh rate is nice, and can't beat the price. I ordered a display port cable also, it is not included, but no big deal, I knew that going in. Also, no dead pixels, and no bleeding at all, none. Oh yeah, no ghosting either, maybe it isn't a true 1ms panel, but a 5ms or whatever IPS panel at this price is more than good enough for most people. Highly recommended!