Lenovo L24q-30 23.8-inch QHD (2560 x 1440) LED Backlit IPS Monitor, FreeSync, Widescreen, 3-Side Narrow Bezels, 75Hz, 4ms, HDMI, DP, Title, VESA Mount, 65FBGCC1US, Raven Black

It's been over a month and I love it. There's nothing to criticize this product.

24 inch is a great size for a QHD monitor if you want really sharp picture. You will notice a significant upgrade from similar sized 1080p. The monitor is great for office work since it has very crisp text and no pixelation. A beautiful bright screen that feels good on my eyes. Pairs well with 125% scaling on windows. On Mac it was a little harder to get the size right, had to change some settings on a few apps. NOTE: the monitor will default to 60Hz on first use so make sure you go into settings and change it to 75Hz Minor complaints: - the stand causes the screen to wobble a lot if bump your desk - it would look a lot cleaner and minimalistic if the logo was smaller and buttons were on the side/underneath instead of the front

Works great

The value of this monitor is just unbelievable! A 1440p on a 23.8 inch screen is heaven. Images are crisp and text legibility is above everything else in this price range. Sure it's only 75hz, but this isn't a monitor you'd look at if you're a competitive gamer looking for a high refresh rate primary monitor. I use it for work and casual gaming. If you already have a primary gaming monitor, or need one for work, or a secondary monitor look no further. This beat everything in its category. I've two of these, no dead pixels or inconsistencies. Normally this should cost ~$250, so if you find one at a discount do yourself a favor and get it.

Pros: - Great brightness (I usually have it on 0 in a decently-lit room) - VESA mount - Not $600 - Nice slim look Cons: - Dead pixels - Stand is flimsy and cheap -- but that's really not a big deal. - No options for custom presets for brightness and coloring etc. so every time your room gets darker you have to manually change the brightness Overall: It's a good-looking monitor with very few features but honestly monitor features are all marketing BS. I got it for 196 bc that's pretty much the cheapest 1440p 24" I could find but to be honest, I think that's slightly overpriced. If you can get it for around 160-175 I think that would be a fantastic deal. The stand sucks but does the job, but honestly, you should probably just use a VESA mount anyway. EDIT A FEW MONTHS IN: I have to say I'm really happy with this purchase and I will probably never get another 1080p monitor again. the 75 Hz is an upgrade over 60 and it will make for a beautiful second monitor down the line when I upgrade. With a VESA mount, the thing looks great and I really can't complain too much for the price considering most 1440p are like $400.