LG 24QP500-B 24” QHD (2560 x 1440) IPS Display, HDR 10, sRGB 99% Color Gamut, AMD FreeSync, Refresh Rate 75Hz, 3-Side Virtually Borderless Design - Black
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Size: 24 inch
Style: Tilt
Features
- 24 QHD (2560 x 1440) IPS Display.Specific uses for product - Personal
- 3-Side Virtually Borderless Design
- sRGB 99% Color Gamut
- HDR 10
- AMD FreeSync
Description
The product is multiple voltage compatible, that voltage arrange is 100-240V
Screen Size: 24 Inches
Display Resolution Maximum: 2560 x 1440
Brand: LG
Special Feature: Anti-Glare Coating, Wall Mountable, Tilt Adjustment
Refresh Rate: 75 Hz
Standing screen display size: 24 Inches
Screen Resolution: 2560 x 1440
Max Screen Resolution: 2560 x 1440
Brand: LG
Series: 24QP500-B
Item model number: 24QP500-B
Item Weight: 8.8 pounds
Product Dimensions: 8.3 x 21.3 x 16.3 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 8.3 x 21.3 x 16.3 inches
Color: Black
Power Source: Corded Electric
Voltage: 240 Volts
Manufacturer: LG Electronics
Country of Origin: China
Date First Available: March 10, 2021
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Size: 32 inch
Style: Tilt & Height Adjustable
Have owned two 32" VA panels so far and both had serious issues. This being an IPS panel I figured would be much better. So far so good. It accepts a YCbCr 4:4:4 10 bit signal and displays it with no problems which is very nice. Detects properly as an HDR10 compatible display with all my stuff just as it should with no funny business. Games with good HDR implementation detect it and switch modes automatically, though some need you to manually switch it in Windows. I bought the model with the adjustable stand and it works fine for my uses. The stand isn't super duper amazing but it's pretty stable. The monitor is well supported and doesn't wobble around like crazy or anything. Don't let other reviews dissuade you from this because of the stand. It's fine. The adjustment feels solid and works nice and holds the monitor in place. Everything is nice and tight and your tilt settings and everything will stay in place. The raw response time on the old panels was okay but the grey to grey response was very slow. So those panels had excellent color and contrast, but were a little blurry in motion. Games didn't feel smooth and crisp, though they looked the part in still frames. Movies didn't hold their crispness when in motion either. Even disregarding the 75Hz refresh of this monitor, the actual response of an IPS panel is much better than that of a VA. This makes it a solid gaming and movie watching monitor. 75Hz is a treat as well. I have a Club3D HBR3 DisplayPort cable. The big thick one that always works no matter what. It works great with this monitor and 75Hz is detected instantly. It's not really "high FPS gaming" but my 1070 can push my games to 75FPS no problem most of the time. Combined with the better response time this monitor is very smooth and easy to watch in motion. It has greatly enhanced both my desktop and gaming experience. Then you add Freesync in over the top. This monitor has a Freesync range of 48-75FPS. On my old monitors that range was wasted as they were really 60Hz displays. This one being 75Hz means that's a pretty decent range, and a lot of games will stay in that range 99% of the time. Especially when almost all my older games lock vsync. I will however add that Freesync disables color control on this display in favor of some very over exposed presets. My older VA panels allowed Freesync to be enabled independently of other image controls. If you are buying this display for Freesync, that's its one very weak area. I have elected to disable Freesync in favor of running oldschool. It's very well behaved in regards to screen tearing and runs unlocked framerate just fine. Regular old vsync is just fine as well and 75Hz locked is as smooth as it gets. This one is a winner for me as a sometimes gaming monitor. Contrast is fine and with some fiddling I got the color and brightness pretty dialed in. Black levels aren't amazing but are fine for the type of monitor. It calibrates fine with THX SDR display images. While there is backlight bleed it's consistent and mostly inconsequential to the picture quality. Pixel density is about like that of a 24" 1080p so not amazing but plenty crisp for most people. With my settings dialed in the color and brightness of this monitor are great and I get an accurate and colorful image. However, I bought this monitor over other similar ones because it supports HDR10. On that promise it does indeed deliver. It took some work but I got MadVR to recognize my HDR videos by adding "hdr=on" to the folder names. Within MadVR's monitor-specific settings I set HDR passthrough to the display. It then switches over and shows HDR on the top right corner of the monitor when playing a video fullscreen. It works amazingly well and videos look very vivid and colorful. I saw some people saying that this monitor is kind of weak with HDR and I guess I have to agree. It doesn't get super bright, and doesn't show off the highlights and true super brightness of a much more expensive display. It also seems to compress some of the range. However, it still looks great, and I find to be an almost universal improvement over SDR video. It's just above the level where black crush starts, which keeps it from being truly dire. Most of my 4K HDR video looks awesome on it(and it's truly great with SDR content). LOTR and Star Wars at the very least look great. HDR10 doesn't have a very good universal standard so some video content relies on the display's brightness abilities to make the image look correct. In that regard this display will let you down. Some HDR content just isn't bright enough on this display. It isn't true 1000nit HDR, just 350nit with HDR10 compatibility. However, really well tuned content does look awesome on this display. Far Cry 5 has an amazingly universal HDR implementation and looks JAWDROPPING. Out of all content I've tried that's the best one so far. It looks spectacular.
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Size: 32 inch
Style: Tilt
I only use this LG QHD 32-Inch Computer Monitor 32QN600-B for reading schematics at a solder station. I did test the 1440 p, HDR 10, and 75Hz refresh rate that work flawlessly as supported by an nVidia GTX 1660 TI graphics card. This sub $200 USD monitor replaced a three year old Dell 32" 1440p UltraSharp that failed right after the warranty expired. Quite frankly this LG is just as visually good as the Dell, and cost less than the repair estimate to fix the Dell. Now, if it survives 3 years of occasional use, I consider myself fortunate.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on July 29, 2023 by TexasTea
Size: 24 inch
Style: Tilt
Very good quality, crisp picture, audio pass-through, comes with HDMI cable and DP cable. The reason why I took away one star is the one-button control. It works and for those who never change any settings it will be just fine. However, I bought it for its 3 inputs (2xDP, 1xHDMI) and switching between them should be easier than fiddling with the button. Takes at least 4 button presses to go through the menu and switch inputs.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on July 10, 2023 by Marco K.
Size: 32 inch
Style: Tilt
I purchased this monitor 2 years ago when it was on sale. At the time I needed a monitor that performs at media consumption and gaming. Pros: -Good color calibration out of the box. -QHD at decent price at the time. -10 bit for people that care about shades. -Gets bright with the 350 nits -75hz which is 25% more than traditional 60hz. -Comes with software which partitions the screen for apps and it can also adjust OSD settings. It slows down the PC at launch though. -Still works like new as the day I got it. Cons: -Fast paced gaming causes screen tearing and little bit of ghosting. -it's around 13lb so makes it a bit harder to work with VESA mounts without tweaks. -The button requires a bit more force than other monitors. Overall I got my value out of this monitor. I'm planning to upgrade soon to 27 inch 144hz QHD as i'm trying to run a dual monitor setup and this is a bit too big for me now.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 13, 2023 by Enkh-Orgil Enkh-Orgil
Size: 32 inch
Style: Tilt
This monitor is great, but they placed the video input and power connector too close to the VESA mount point. If you have an existing mounting plate bigger than 100mm square you cannot use it. I had a combo mounting plate that was 200mm square, with holes for 100x100, 100x200 etc. I can’t use it because it overlaps the inputs. I now have to buy and install a whole new wall mount with a 100x100 plate. Such a shame. What were they thinking?
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 30, 2023 by Guy
Size: 27 inch
Style: Tilt
This is an upgrade of my 24" monitor, which I got back when I wasn't a savvy monitor consumer and just went for a cheap big screen. No so anymore and I know what I need. I'm not a gamer so a 75hz refresh was all I required. What I was after was full gamut of color, screen wide consistency, stable blacks, reflection control, HDR capable, and all for a reasonable price (check Rtings) -- this one checks all the boxes. If there is a nit, the stand does not height adjust, only tilts, but it works OK in my setup.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 13, 2023 by Pboss
Size: 32 inch
Style: Tilt
Las imágenes y videos se ven excelente ... pero otra cosa son los niveles de negro, las zonas oscuras tienen un ligero tono azulado. La profundidad de color de 10 bits solo esta disponible en resolución Full HD a 60 hercios , Esto fue una decepción para mi. Solo recomiendo este monitor si vas hacer ofimatica , desarrollo de software o contenido de youtube .
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