24”1080P Monitor(VA24DQSB)-Full HD,IPS,75Hz,Speakers Adaptive-Sync Low Blue Light Flicker Free VESA Mountable Frameless, HDMI DisplayPort, VGA, USB hub Height Adjustable, Black,12.8"x21.3"x2.1"

This is the upgraded model of the VA24DQ, which was released about 18 months ago and can still be found on Amazon, though as of this writing it is no longer in stock. This model features everything its older sibling does - the 23.8-inch IPS screen is still great, it still refreshes at up to 75MHz, still does FreeSync/AdaptiveSync, still has a DisplayPort connection, and still has a pair of (admittedly weak) speakers.In addition, it also features a sturdy stand which not only allows you to tilt the screen and adjust its height, but also allows you to rotate it 90 degrees into a vertical position - useful if you need to do something like look at a long length of text all at once. There's also a swivel mechanism but it's kind of a half-baked lazy susan built directly into the underside of the base of the stand - for practical purposes here you're really just rotating the entire stand and not the screen.There's also an onboard USB hub that connects from your computer and allows you to attach two USB devices. This is useful in the ways you'd expect a USB hub to be - it reduces the number of wires I need to connect directly to my computer. It powers a mid-range Logitech webcam and a numpad just fine.The arm of the stand comes already attached to the monitor's VESA mount. The base attaches to that via a screw you can tighten by hand. Package ships with power and HDMI cables only. You'll need to acquire a DisplayPort cable separately.We can probably thank tariffs, the prolonged pandemic and the resulting demand/shortages and supply chain issues for the only real cons I can think of:Prices for computer parts have gone up across the board, some sectors more than others. While an IPS panel is certainly no RTX 30, monitors have not escaped this. When it was in stock the Amazon listing for VA24DQ went up a full $40-plus - over 30% - from where it was when I purchased it last year. In light of that, this model's listing price of $179 also seems a bit pricier than it ought to be.And then there's the stock issue. If I had a choice I would have just gone with the lower-spec VA24DQ, since I was completely happy with that, but it simply isn't available anymore at a reasonable price. As I write this, the current model is also out of stock - it seems it's been in stock only intermittently - so I consider myself fortunate to have been able to even get this one at all.Make no mistake though, I'm completely happy with this purchase. I'd needed a USB hub anyway, and it's nice not having my screen wobble when I bump my table as would happen with one of those cheap one-piece stands that commonly ship with budget offerings. I just wish the circumstances surrounding this were a little different.

I’m using these as dual monitors for my home office. Good quality display, nonissues connecting.

I am not a gamer, nor do I do any serious video work, so I am not in a position to review this in terms of what many may find most important. Indeed, my vision is far from perfect and I suffer a form of color blindness. So if you want a review of the finer visual qualities look elsewhere. All I can usefully say about its visual quality is that it works great for my needs, with clear, sharp, bright display. So I will instead talk about features that matter to me.A great stand with easy setupTypically, when I get a new monitor, I have to fiddle with assembling the stand and attaching the monitor to it. An unpleasant chore that delays me actually getting to use the thing. And after working with the typical stand for a few days, I find myself ordering a separate monitor desk mount (which in turn needs to be assembled.)But the ASUS VA24DQSB stand was the easiest out of the box setup cabling that I have ever had. By far. Furthermore, the stand actually has the tilt and rotation flexibility and solidity that I need. This saves me having to get a separate monitor mount, and I really had this thing usable within a couple of minutes of opening the box.The cable management guides on the stand are also correctly less ambitious than others I've seen. Instead of attempting to completely conceal cables at the expensive of complicated setup and difficulty in changing things around, it takes a very simple and straight forward approach.The only downside I can foresee of having this stand is that heavier than what is typical. That might be an issue for shipping or moving it about, but if so that would be a minor one. It is only an issue if you plan to mount the monitor and so the benefits of the stand would be wasted on you.Connectivity saves on cables and adaptersDisplayPort, HDMI (and VGA) mean that I unless I were in a DVI world, I don't have to worry about adapters, making cabling easier and means that I can use it easily on a broad range of devices now and in the future. I happen to be using it via HDMI from a Mac mini, but it is not wedded to that host.The USB hub give me 2 USB 3 type A ports in a convenient location. Again, making cabling easier.I realize that the features which most immediately appeal to me after having this for less than a week may not be what matter to others, but I do hope that this is useful for some.

For a little over $100, this is a good discord monitor. The display looks good, and the vertical mounting is exactly what I needed. We will see how long it lasts but so far I’m happy with it. The monitor is as advertised as a 75hz 1080p, and the display seems to be clear.

The speakers are a joke. The screen is nice. Solid on the viewing angles. The rotation feature is not what I expected though. I thought it would pivot on it's base, instead the base sits on a lazy Susan type ring and the whole thing rotates. Still, it's a nice monitor for the price.

I purchased this for use as a secondary monitor. The reason I got this one specifically is because you can rotate it to portrait view. That is helpful with working on code or large data sets in Excel I am sure. Things I like about it is the fact that it can rotate, uses an IPS panel for viewing angle flexibility, and it seems to be gentle on the eyes with the anti flicker feature that pushes the refresh rate from 60hz to 75hz (you have to set that part yourself).I have a gaming monitor as my primary, this one is secondary. it works well for that. I am sure in an office setting this would be a good primary monitor and would probably look nice in a dual screen setup.I have not bothered testing the speakers, but I don't have high expectations for them honestly.

As described in title. Be sure to check those from Amazon Warehouse, I got mine around 76 dollar and it is actually an open box one in perfect status. No scratches, all cables are still packed. I believe this is the best budget secondary screen you can find for 24 inch.

Did not last very long after a while there was a crack some how on the monitor . But it worked really good for the price back then.

Tiene un tamaño excelente a pesar de que he tenido monitores de 27"La imagen es perfecta, como estamos mucho tiempo trabajando se puede ajustar perfectamente para no cansar y dañar la vista. Hay otros, sin embargo, este modelo permite regular la altura, trabajarlo de forma vertical y horizontal.Lo recomiendo mucho.

Je l'utilise pour le travail, pas pour les jeux, excellent produit et léger

everything received as advertised

This ASUS VA24DQSB monitor delivers sharp images and good colors for work and entertainment. Setup was simple and the screen looks great at different viewing angles. I’m happy with how much it improved my desktop experience!

I was primarily looking for a budget monitor to have a dual monitor PC setup without breaking the bank unnecessarily. I saw that this was basically half off during prime day and so far, I am pleased with the purchase.Very easy to set up took roughly 5 minutes after getting it out of the box (pictures included below)The key feature that was initially appealing was the base which allows the screen to tilt/rotate 180 degrees (vertical monitor)I have a small desk so having a vertical monitor frees up space and not having to buy a seperate mount is a plus.The picture is solid. I'm not going to bore people with technical specs because the average consumer just wants something decent, functional, and budget friendly.Small disclaimer:My screen did not have any protective covering so I would highly suggest anybody that purchases this monitor to thoroughly inspect their monitor for any cosmetic scratches or damage or potential screen tearing when plugged inSecondly, although you can tilt, swivel, and rotate your screen 180* you have to TILT the screen FIRST and then rotate if you're going from horizontal -> vertical the monitor height at the highest *setting* is not high enough so if you try rotating the screen before tilting, the side of your screen will hit the base.Included in the box:- Asus monitor- Monitor base (stand)- Power Cable- HDMI cable- USB to Type B cable- Screws + L key- Asus warranty card + setup guideTLDR:I would not recommend buying at full price plenty of cost affordable monitors out there that can do what this monitor does. BUT at basically 50% off it is definitely worth considering.Monitor also has built in speakers not great quality, so I would only recommend if no other alternative. (Better than nothing)Hopefully, this review helps someone along the way happy shopping!- Chanh