HP 27f Ultraslim Full HD (1920 x 1080) 27 Inch (2 HDMI, 1 VGA) - Silver/Black

This Screen is amazing for the price. I was worried it would look a bit bulky compared the new F series screens that have the super slim micro bezels, but this looks a lot better in the flesh than the listing pictures suggest. The bezels are slim just not micro slim and it looks neat and clean.The QHD resolution is fantastic and i am so glad I chose it over a FHD display, it is almost impossible to discern any individual pixels even with your face right up to the screen, and definitely not at normal viewing distances. The colours look great and screen brightness is good for normal indoor viewing, if using somewhere with very bright lighting you may want something with a little more brightness.My only real criticism is I think the upper height adjustment is a little low, it will lower practically to the desk but my old Dell monitor went a bit higher and as I use the monitor whilst standing up this is quite critical for me. For other user sitting at a desk this will probably be less of an issue. I also think the tilt could be a little better.This monitor does not have have a lot of inputs or any USB ports or in built speakers but for what I need it for that is not a problem, it comes with 1 VGA and 1 HDMI which is all I require. mine came with a 2 meter HDMI cable in the box.Strangely there were no instructions included on what the various monitor settings do and none to be found online, so you may need to just have a play around like I did until you find what works best.I am not using this monitor for gaming so cannot comment on how the refresh and response times compare to other monitors.

I was looking for a new monitor to replace an old Dell UltraSharp from my previous job. I use it for both working from home during week days, and for general browsing and gaming at other times.I had the following criteria;- Excellent quality screen (a fuzzy or washed out image would be a significant downgrade on the old monitor)- Plenty of screen real estate - though not huge like some 32-inch plus monitors- Height adjustable- At least two input ports - so I can plug both my desktop and laptop dock into it- Not break the bank - a new Dell Ultrasharp would likely cost £500+, and I'd rather not spend that much if I can avoid it.I'm pleased to say that this lives up to the expectations set by the old monitor, and has the added bonus of 4K resolution and a very thin bezel.I found that out of the box, the brightness setting was way too high so had to turn it down significantly, I also had to change to the 'Game' preset configuration to improve the appearance of colours. Apart from that initial adjustment, I've had no trouble with the monitor so am very pleased and would recommend it.

It's a very good monitor for the price, no question. Brightness, clarity, resolution are all good. Specs are great for the price. Good for work, video and gaming. But I've ordered three of these now. First was perfect. Second had dead pixels in the middle centre, which I couldn't live with. Third also had one dead pixel, but right at the bottom, where you'd not really notice outside a pixel test (literally the bottom row). So I kept it.Given returns are free, you can keep buying until you get a decent one, but it's pretty poor from a quality control perspective. I've had 5 Asus and Acer monitors before and never had a dead pixel with those.If you're ok with the returns, I'd recommend.

One year on and working from home in front of this thing all day, as well as for any personal computer use on top of this ... I've never known a monitor more comfortable to look at for long periods without eye strain. It's excellent at not being affected by ambient light causing annoying reflections, and the graphics (photo editing) use I've put this to demonstrates just how excellent this monitor is. I would certainly buy it again.___________________________________________________________I've been using whilst working from home the last 6 weeks. I can't comment on gaming since I don't game. For general office application and watching films/viewing high res photographs/etc., this is flawless. The image quality is above and beyond.It's a nice design which to me is taste-neutral. It seems well made. The height adjustment is spot on in terms of moving smoothly whilst staying in place confidently.One gripe: the stand in other ways is not sufficient. The monitor is held just off horizontal: the monitor is a about 2 millimetres higher one one side than the other. That bugs me when I notice it. Otherwise 10/10 and I would buy it again.

I bought the 24" QHD model and have found it excellent in every way, particularly considering the price. It has very slim side and top bezels and overall is a quite low-footprint monitor. Display-wise I have no complaints: QHD resolution is pin-sharp. Colours and brightness all excellent.Additional benefits = this is a height-adjustable monitor, again great for the price. It can also rotate 90 degrees between portrait and landscape, which although I don't use is still an impressive capability.For a home office set-up I don't think you can go wrong if looking for a 24" screen. That said, the reviews for the 27" seem poor.

I have no clue about monitors but I did a lot of research as part of setting up my working from home office and settled on this as the best looking with good reviews at the right price. And I'm delighted. I bought the 27-inch model and it is incredibly slimline. It fits on my desk beautifully and is easy to connect up to my work and home laptops.I don't know about gamers but if you want a fab monitor to get work done or watch streaming videos this is a gorgeous option at a great price.