24P2QM -24 Inch FHD Monitor, VA, 75Hz, 4ms, height Adjust, USB Hub, Speakers, Adaptive Sync,low blue mode, Flicker free, Vesa 100x100 (1920 x 1080, 300 cd/m², HDMI 1.4 / DP 1.2 / USB 3.2), Black

I struggled to find reasonable and reasonably priced monitors to replace a couple of rather old Samsung ones, one of which kept turning itself off. There weren't too many affordable options with 24", height adjustable, portrait/landscape, HDMI and DisplayPort (my PC has one of each), USB ports and speakers as the criteria so I plumped for these. But I would say that if you want speakers either choose something else or get some external speakers, which is what I've ended up doing because the sound is so appallingly tinny and unpleasant. I wasn't expecting hi-fi quality, but I was expecting something like the previous inexpensive Samsung, so I was incredibly disappointed.The picture quality is OK but nothing special, despite the myriad settings. I was happy to get physical buttons, but of course when you are trying to navigate through the menu and feel for which button to use, sometimes you inadvertently press the power button so that's fun and not annoying at all.The stand is really good, and height adjustment is a doddle. If you are going to swap between portrait and landscape AND use the USB ports you need to think carefully though, as the ports are tucked away in the back of the monitor so it's difficult to leave the cables neatly as well as leave enough spare cable to rotate the screen - and you don't want to be unplugging and plugging all the time as they are fiddly to find. I switch between my PC and work laptop, and the monitors are permanently plugged into both the PC and hub for the laptop, and recognise which device is on and whether they are using HDMI or DP. My external speakers are connected to the monitor so they work for whichever is connected.Overall though these monitors are a decent compromise to get the features I wanted at an affordable price.