Reddit mentions of LG 24MP88HV-S 24-Inch IPS Monitor with Infinity Display 2.5mm Bezel

LG 24MP88HV-S 24-Inch IPS Monitor with Infinity Display 2.5mm Bezel https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01BX3FCJG?ref=yo_pop_ma_swf

I have a lightly used LG 24” 1080p IPS 60hz “Infinity-Display” Ultra-Thin Bezel LED Monitor. It is in great condition 8.5/10. Screen is great with only 1 slight scratch in lower middle that is not noticeable at all when powered on! Has 0 dead pixels. Screen is matte and the monitor has VESA mounts on the back. I never used the stand. In Original box with all accessories present for only $130 picked up. $140 delivered to you in Queens, in person. Lemme know
Monitor Link + All my other stuff I'm selling

My current go-to with that set of requirements would probably be the LG Neo Blade III. I personally really like LG monitors, they've got a great price/performance and really good colour reproduction. Currently I'm seeing the Neo Blade III for $189, which is a bargain.

My other recommendation would be to invest in a colourimeter like the Spyder 5 Express. Most monitors these days can do a decent job at reproducing colours so long as they are accurately calibrated. Unfortunately, most monitors these days also come out of the box suffering from what I call "Best Buy Syndrome"- all the contrast and saturation dialed up to 11 like those shiny demo models in your local Best Buy. Spyder 5 with the free software DisplayCal will do you great. Slap it on your monitor, follow the instructions, and in about 30 minutes you'll have accurate colours for editing.

FYI looks like Amazon is having a sale on many LG Monitors including:

27" Gaming Monitor 1080p IPS 1ms for $199.99

24" IPS Infinity Screen 1080p for $199.99

A question to OP and other people with multi monitor set ups:

How do you colour balance your monitors? Image 2/4 of OP's you can see the left most screen has a yellow tinge but the middle and vertical screen seem to have colours very similar.

I have 2 monitors and the colour is JUST a bit off with one of them that I have to pump up the blues so that it all matches. But I just eyeball it - there must be a more accurate and efficient way to do it.

Edit: Linked the monitors that I have.

I was looking at This monitor, is 60hz decent refresh rate? I can't seem to find something with higher resolution than 1080p and over 60hz refresh rate around $200

When I first complete the pc I'll use a crappy monitor I just found but I'll save up for a better one in a couple weeks. I was considering the following: https://www.amazon.com/LG-24MP88HV-S-24-Inch-Monitor-Infinity/dp/B01BX3FCJG/ref=sr_1_19?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1527001823&sr=1-19&keywords=1440p+monitor

You desperately need to upgrade to monitors with a smaller bezel.

For that budget, definitely look for a 75hz IPS. Here are a few good ones:


Dell SE2717H


HP 25xw


LG 24MP88HV (Currently cheaper than usual, but seems only one left in stock)


HP Envy 24 (Good sale currently on the HP site, only a bit above budget)

The LG 24 infinity displays are nice.

https://www.amazon.com/LG-24MP88HV-S-24-Inch-Monitor-Infinity/dp/B01BX3FCJG
Amazon.com: LG 24MP88HV-S 24-Inch IPS Monitor with Infinity ...

Wow! This fits all the things I was looking for. I'll look into it more. Thanks!

Edit: It seems that I am having trouble finding a north american version of this product. I did find it in amazon uk. Also found a 24inch but im not sure if it has free sync: https://www.amazon.com/LG-24MP88HV-S-24-Inch-Monitor-Infinity/dp/B01BX3FCJG