GIGABYTE G24F 2- 24" 165Hz/180Hz(OC) 1080P Gaming Monitor, 1920 x 1080 SS IPS Display, 1ms (MPRT) Response Time, 95% DCI-P3, 125% sRGB, 1x DisplayPort 1.2 (HDR ready), 2x HDMI 2.0, 3x USB 3.2

It’s exactly been a year since I bought this monitor. I had absolutely no issues with it and it works great. I’ve been using it almost everyday for long gaming sessions and it doesn’t hurt my eyes and the colors look good. I recently got a new pc and it’s time to upgrade to 1440p, if I could purchase the exact same thing at 27inch 1440p I definitely would

The media could not be loaded. * Excellent monitor for gamers at an affordable price.* High refresh rate of 165Hz (overclockable to 180Hz) for a smooth gaming experience.* IPS panel with vibrant colors and wide viewing angles.* Sleek and ergonomic design with adjustable height, tilt, and swivel stand.Pros:* Excellent value for money* Fast and smooth refresh rate* Vibrant and accurate colors* Sleek and functional design* Wide viewing angles* Compatible with FreeSync and G-SYNCCons:* VESA mount is not included* Integrated speakers are not high quality* The settings menu can be a bit confusingOverall, the Gigabyte G24F 2 is an excellent choice for gamers looking for a monitor with good performance at an affordable price. The fast refresh rate, vibrant colors, and sleek design make it a great option for any gaming setup.

This monitor is so nice I have another gigabyte monitor 1440p for gaming and I use this monitor for videos and multitask at 1080p it's so nice.

DO NOT BUY THIS MONITOR! I purchased 2 of these monitors for my home/gaming pc almost 2.5 years ago and recently one of the monitors (the monitor I primarily game on) started doing lines across the screen and bugging out. After reaching out to Gigabyte to claim the warranty on it, I realized I would have to pay to ship the monitor to them and that’s about 65 bucks one way……I paid 160 a monitor 2.5 years ago. Stay away from these monitors and stick with name brand or do your research.

So far, going on 2-months, very pleased with color, rez, general feel. Nicely built unit. No dead pixels.One thing is that with my decade-old graphics card, can only get a 60Hz rep rate. That doesn't seem to be an issue, as we use the monitor for general internet, streaming and such. Not gaming with it, so no feedback on that. Seems to be a decent price and good design from a good company.

I picked this monitor out for my first computer setup because of it's value for the price at the time of purchase, it's refresh rate and accompanying features like the usb hub and adjustable stand. Since buying this product I've used it practically daily and have no major complaints or gripes with the screen quality/sharpness or durability of the stand.However, one small downside (which is negligible for a monitor of this level) is the display connectors specification offered are pretty dated for a monitor released in 2022

I'm not going to go in-depth as there are already 'professional' reviews out there that one can go and read if they want full coverage. Some info:Screen / Display quality: It's great, I got no dead pixels as far as I can tell and the backlight bleed for me isn't bad at all. The picture quality for this price range is probably among the best if not the best out of the box. I don't think I've had to tweak any of the display settings other than brightness because of how good it looks as is. It's plenty bright to use on sunny days by the way, and this coming from a Californian.Gaming: Of course it won't compete with good 200hz+ and 300+ hz monitors but it doesn't need to. For being able to find this monitor as cheap as $130 when it goes on sale, it blows everything out of the water that it's supposed to compete with. Do not use Aim Stabilizer or Super Resolution and set OD to either Smart OD or Picture Quality for the best anti-ghosting, Balance will start to introduce notable ghosting but it's nothing terrible.Features: I haven't used the OSD sidekick software because I figured out which settings I wanted to use early on and the hardware controller was more than good enough to use for that. It has everything you *need* in a gaming monitor (and more than most in this price range too). All the ports are easily accessible and I didn't know this at first but the stand has an opening that is supposed to help with cable management.Build Quality: I suppose this is more for the stand than the display but it's good. It doesn't wobble and doesn't feel particularly cheap. It's nice that it's height adjustable and it tilts, however it cannot be used vertically for anyone that wants it setup that way.So yeah, an unbeatable monitor for $130 and still a great deal for $160.

I love this monitor, is all that I've been searching for, it helps me with my eye fatigue, now I can work without feeling my eyes tired, for me it has good colours, and its materials are very good quality, the support has good motion, and if you would like to attach to the wall, or some desk mount it's compatible whit vesa mounts