LG Electronics FHD 24MK600M 24 Inch Monitor IPS 3-Side Borderless Design (1920 x 1080), VGA, HDMI, 250 cd/m2, 5ms, Black

LG 24MK600M 24 inch IPS - Great Monitor at a great price! I’m not usually one for posting reviews but on this occasion I felt it justified, three days ago my old 24 inch iiyama suddenly packed in, and was forced to then surf for a new monitor using an old 14 inch screen which was hard work. Not being in the market for a monitor then taking a crash course o the new specs and brands was both time consuming and complicated. Worse still was the conflicting reviews on the web, on competing brands in the budget ranges I was forced to be looking at. My price range was between £80 to £120 and looking at 24inch HD to replace my old monitor I was happy with before it died, although I had many happy years using this and it never failed once. So I began looking at iiyama models and to my surprise there was a much better spec for the money these days. So then I checked out more brands in this price range, searching video reviews, tech reviews and gamers reviews I soon narrowed down between a couple of models and brands I liked. Trouble was the negative reviews I always look at put me off some of them, even the one I chose, I went for it with a bit of doubt in my mind. I discount negative reviews if it’s just a customer experience and not about the monitor it’s self like late delivery etc, and I look for a high star rating with low negative reviews in relation to the number of reviews on the product. I always look at the date of the reviews as many are years old and so not current, so I look for current months old reviews for up to date information. I don’t play many games these days so that spec didn’t bother me too much, although I have a good graphics card and system spec. I always liked The LG Brand, I have a large screen tv of theirs that I love. So I was deciding on this brand of monitor. I opted for the LG 24MK600M 24 inch IPS, some reviews said they can see lines between the pixels especially in the blue colours? Well that’s not my experience mine is very crisp, clear and very sharp indeed. I will say also that other reviews said the matt screen made it dark and washed out? Again mine was the total opposite of that, in fact it was too bright, so bright in fact I had to reduce the contrast and brightness and the colours was enhanced and very vivid indeed. Everything was fine with the package, turned on and set up in minuets, the monitor wakes up almost instantly from sleep mode, much faster than my old monitor did. No dead or flickering pixels and everything was a great experience for me with this purchase. I paid a little extra than my top end budget price, and I am glad I did, it has been well worth what I paid and is excellent value for the spec and features I now have. I am a very happy customer indeed! I used a dvi to HDMI lead, and the menu was easy to use and navigate, the cd was easy to install the drivers, and a neat program to set the monitor options on screen once installed was very handy to tweak things around to my liking. The stand was easy to set up, I wanted a tilt up and down was all I needed, and the borderless feature is very impressive indeed. I gave it 5 stars because this monitor exceeded my expectations, and took a chance knowing amazon will replace it or refund me, as a prime member it was delivered on Sunday from a very late (midnight) Friday night ordering after many models and researching. I am delighted with the LG 24MK600M 24 inch IPS for my surfing, videos and movies, I do a lot of image and photo work too, and this monitor is perfect for me and my needs. I hope this helps to alleviate some of the negative reviews you may find or have doubts about this monitor, but they were deemed invalid and not the case in my experience purchasing this model. Will highly recommend!

I purchased this as a stop-gap monitor as my previous monitor had developed a fault. For what I wanted, this LG is absolutely spot-on. For £125 (October 2019) you get a lovely 24-inch IPS panel with a resolution of 1920x1080. For me, colour settings are down to personal preference but I didn't have to tweak too much out of the box and there are plenty of Gamma, Colour, Contrast, Black Level, etc, menu settings to play with should you desire. I am running a Nvidia GTX 1070 and the monitor has no issues in running at it's native 75Hz refresh rate, although you will have to change this in Windows as it will default to 60Hz. I did wonder if FreeSync would work with my Nvidia card, but I can confirm that it does not - this is because the monitor only has two HMDI inputs. In order to use FreeSync on an Nvidia card you need a DisplayPort input (and the latest Nvidia drivers of course). The build quality is also good and the stand seems particularly sturdy - the screen pivots as you'd expect but the stand is not height adjustable. The bezels around the three sides of the panel are minimal and the main bottom bezel has a discreet LG logo - no gamer inspired RGB lighting here (phew). All in all, I'm impressed. I've never purchased an LG monitor before but given this experience, I'd certainly consider them again.

Been working really well so far, you get good picture quality through this and the response times are great (would be fine for gaming you would only notice lag if you are playing pro) As a home office monitor, it is great the included stand has a nice base to it allowing for things like speakers to be placed underneath. You can easily navigate the menu with the button under the screen which is simple to use but can be a little annoying sometimes. My main downside its that the design of the stand can lead to the monitor wobbling very slight if speed typing but this could be fixed with a desk attached arm to hold the screen.

I bought this to replace an ageing Ilyama (who don't seem up to snuff these days) TN panel screen. It wasn't dead yet, but it just seemed 'tired' and started responding differently to power on/off situations. Moving to this IPS panel has been an eye opener as I hadn't realised how brightness and maybe equivalent contrast ratio was different. It may also have helped that connection is now HDMI where on the Ilyama I was still using DVI-I! Colours, brightness, pretty much everything looks great to me. No dead pixels or significant bleeds. I do not need 4K (for this screen) or a zillion Hz. There are a couple of issues, but these should not be a surprise if you have done your research. In my case:- 1) solid blacks aren't perfect. 2) profiles are not spot on to me. E.g. "Gaming" is what I use for "general purpose" and when gaming I used the Custom option and tweak. But that is maybe subjective?

Der Monitor selbst ist gut. Womit ich nicht gerechnet hatte, dass nun 35 Steuern und Zollgebühren erhoben werden, sprich 40 Euro. Das Produkt kam von einem englischen Anbieter. Auf der Amazonseite war davon Nichts zu lesen,. Sehr aergelich. Der Netzwerkanschluss ist auch englisch und man benoetigt einen Adapter. So weit so gut.