Philips 24” Full HD 100Hz Monitor

A 24-inch Full HD monitor with a 100Hz refresh rate, slim bezels, and eye-care features. Ideal for home office setups, offering sharp visuals and smooth performance at an affordable price.

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Pros

✓ 100Hz rather than the 60Hz almost every monitor at this price runs at — it costs nothing extra here and makes scrolling and window dragging visibly smoother
✓ VA panel, so blacks are genuinely dark rather than the washed grey a budget TN shows
✓ 178°/178° viewing angles: the image does not shift colour when you look at it from the side, which matters if anyone else ever sees your screen
✓ Virtually bezel-free on three sides, which is what makes a second one worth adding later
✓ Flicker-free and VESA mountable, so it works on the Ergotron LX
✓ 4.6★ across 2,073 ratings

Cons

– It is 23.8 inches, sold as 24. Standard practice across the industry, and still a number to know before measuring your desk
– 1080p at 23.8 inches is around 93 pixels per inch — fine, and noticeably coarser than any laptop screen made in the last decade. Text is the thing you will notice
– VA panels trade response time for contrast. Smearing on fast motion is the known cost, and 100Hz does not remove it
– No USB-C, no hub, no height adjustment on the included stand — the stand tilts and that is all, which is another reason the arm mount matters
– It is the smaller screen of the two here. The Acer KB272 beside it is 27 inches at 120Hz for similar money, so this is the pick only if sharper text matters more to you than desk presence and refresh rate
– The KOORUI G2412V next to it is the same 23.8 inches and the same VA panel type at 180Hz, and TFTCentral measured five times this one's claimed contrast on it, for less money. What this one still holds is the warranty: four years advance replacement against KOORUI covering the panel itself for one

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