Samsung LS22R350FHUXEN 22" LED SR35 Gaming Monitor - 75Hz, FullHD 1920 x 1080, Freesync, HDMI, VGA, Dark Grey

I'm really pleased with the quality of this monitor. The narrow bezel and thin casing look good, and the image quality is excellent. It's fairly easy to adjust the brightness – I do this a lot, so menu ergonomics are important, and in this case a single touch of the joystick on the rear gets you to the brightness control. There's just one input, which is all most people need. And the price is excellent. A note on VESA mounting: I bought it to use with a VESA desk mount that's sized for both 75 mm and 100 mm screw spacing. However, on the rear of the monitor is a plastic foot that attaches to the supplied desk stand, and this doesn't leave enough room for the dual-size mounting plate. I therefore had to cut off the bottom pair of 100 mm holes on the mounting plate. It wasn't a big issue, but either make sure your mount is 75 mm only or be prepared for some hacksaw work. You could probably cut off the plastic foot, but that seemed a bit drastic.

I got this to use with my laptop for when I want to do stuff like editing photos and things. I am really pleased with it so far. It was really easy to install. Just plugged it into the mains and into my laptop using the cable provided and off I went. It does not come with an HDMI cable so you will have to buy one if you want one, however, I tested it out using the cable provided and then an HDMI cable that I had here and I couldn't see much difference in the picture quality. Some people seem to have been criticising the joystick style on/off/ menu button. Once I was aware of how it worked, having read the feedback, I found it very easy to use. Just feel round the back and once you have found it, you can just follow your instincts. The menu appears on the screen and you can just scroll through by just feeling the button to operate it. I think this is a decent quality item for a decent price. Hindsight, though, says that, for my needs, I should have paid a bit extra to have a screen with a fitted webcam and speakers.

Because I started new carrier I was looking external monitor for more working space. I’m using 13 inches monitor size MacBook, actually it’s really small space for editing videos or photography. Good enough for most things. My desk is not as big as I would have liked, so I was looking for a monitor with a maximum size of 27 inches. You can connect your laptop/ pc via HDMI or VGA. Comes with HDMI cable and power cable ( UK and also EU ) but if you using older models MacBook Air you will have to buy one HDMI to display port cable . I think this monitor is a decent quality item for a good price.

I bought this purely for work-related purposes and surfing the internet. It was a bit of a change from going to a TV that I had been using, but I soon got used to the change and have not been disappointed. Lovely little monitor, providing crisp picture and colours. The only thing I don't like is the on/off/menu 'wobble' button at the back. Turning the monitor off is a particular issue for me, but it's not a big problem. Can recommend.

it looks fantastic. the image quality is fab, and when connected to my MacBook it makes for great movie playback! when connected to the ps4 its is perfect for games like fornite and gta. I don't currently have it on the original stand as I don't have room for it, I have it on a vesa monitor arm, but I had a peek of it on the stand and it looks so damn sexy. it matches so well with my set up and my apple computer! would certainly recommend the 27".

Bought 2 of these, as a software engineer using Mac, and multiscreen, these monitors are perfect. I dont need sound from the screens, so no problem there. As they dont advertise this model with it anyway. Some reviews comment on the stand not fully detaching, but that was not a problem for me, the screens were delivered not attached in anyway to the stand or back mount, so was simple to add to a dual monitor mount using VESA. I actually plan to get 1 more now, and the same model. 27" curved too :D They join very well in multiscreen setup with little margin between.

So I needed to get another two monitors without braking the bank yet giving me good quality. These fit the bill perfectly. I paid around £85 a piece for them and I have certainly not wasted my money. Colours bright, text clear, easy to set-up. I'm not a gamer so I can't comment on the quality for gaming, but for video, text, more Amazon shopping etc, they are just what I need.

This screen is perfect, other than the ridiculous multi-function joystick button thing that controls everything. There is no power switch! to turn it off, you have to press this stupid toggle, then click it downwards to select power, and then press it again to turn off. to make it dumber, its on the back of the screen, a very inaccessible place depending on your setup. Its so stupid, I am an engineer and project manager, i develop products, I dont understand how the designers let this daft idea through the meeting where some wannabe genius proposed it. They probably thought it was a great idea, all the buttons in one!!! there was clearly no expereinced manager in the room to calm them down and point out having a simple off button has been standard for 70 years because its the best solution. people want a damn off button, in an accessible place, that you just press, once. they dont want to have to play twister to get between the screen and the wall and then have to blindly fumble about and solve a puzzle with a minature joystick. Its so dumb, its such bad design, its completely inexcusable for such a simple feature to be so screwed up. pure professional incompetence that any project manager should have caught. Someone was trying to be too clever and there was no adult in the room to remind them what usability and ergonomics are. next time, just have a damn off button!!!!! its so simple.