HP De-Branded 23-inch Widescreen LCD Monitor Review

HP De-Branded 23-inch Widescreen LCD Monitor Review
Author: Bob Buskirk
Pages:
  1. Introduction
  2. Overview
  3. General Usage & Testing
  4. Final Thoughts

So many people think that Computer Monitors are all the same, but really they are not. You cannot simply just go out a purchase a monitor and be done with it, especially if you have specific needs. Today we will be looking at a 23-inch widescreen monitor from Geeks.com which features 1920 x 1080 full HD resolution, a 5ms response time, HDMI input and integrated speakers. This display sells for just over $150, let’s see if it’s a good deal or not…

Special thanks to Geeks.com for providing us with the HP De-Branded 23-inch Widescreen LCD Monitor to review.

General Features:
- Black/Silver color scheme
- 23-inch TFT LCD active matrix display
- 16:9 widescreen aspect ratio
- 1920 x 1080 Full HD resolution @ 60 Hz analog mode
- BrightView technology
- Tiltable screen
- 300 cd/m2 brightness
- 5 ms response time
- Integrated speakers
- Text mode: 720 x 400
- Dot pitch: 0.265 x 0.265 mm
- Horizontal frequency (analog mode): 24 to 83 kHz
- Vertical refresh rate (analog mode): 48 to 76 Hz
- Comes with base
- VESA 100 mm x 100 mm wall mountable

Connectors:
- HDMI
- 15-pin VGA
- Audio in

Controls:
- Power
- Menu
- Volume
- Auto/Select

Dimensions w/Base:
- 16.5 x 22 x 7.5-inches (H x W x D, approximate)

Power Specifications:
- 100-240V, 50/60Hz, 1.5A

Packaging
As I said in the intro this display is from Geeks.com and it is refurbished. We have received many refurbished displays from Geeks.com and we haven’t had a single issue with any of them. So when you think of refurbished from Geeks.com, don’t like beat up. The display itself comes in a normal retail box.

HP De-Branded 23-inch Widescreen LCD Monitor

Opening up the box the display is nicely protected by large pieces of Styrofoam. Inside you will find the 23-inch display, VGA cable, audio cable, power cable and instructions. I really do not like that there is not a HDMI cable included.

HP De-Branded 23-inch Widescreen LCD Monitor HP De-Branded 23-inch Widescreen LCD Monitor


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  • You say that colour reproduction on this monitor is "great" and this is the case for most monitors these days. Colour reproduction is actually a weakness in the majority of panels these days, especially TN panels. Whilst colours may be satisfying to the undiscerning eye, colour accuracy and hence reproduction is very rarely "great". Accurate colours are the main reason some people will pay extra for an IPS panel which can be 3 or more times the price of an equivilent TN panel. Contrast on brightness on the other hand is a strength of many monitors these days, especially those with LED backlights. My the sounds of things this monitor is decent for the price, but you can get so much more for just a little extra spend.
  • monitorman
    Yes they are a great unit but a little overpriced for now I think, be careful what you get in to. This is def worth a read Flat Computer Monitors
  • monitorman
    It's about time they made a de branded monitor. I have been singing this song for a while now at my site flat computer monitors . Great site, keep it up !
  • Awesome!..
  • gica
    HDMI cable missing?
    well I can't necessarily consider that a minus. It's simple math. For HP to include that cable means let's say if the cable were to cost 15$, 15x 1 mil units = 15 mil usd.
    I worked in a store for 3 years and I saw no TV, no DVD player nor LCD Monitor that has HDMI connectivity to actually have a HDMI cable included. There are many to consider here. Maybe for some people HDMI is not so important as they don't have anything to connect to it(I don't for ex) or some want longer cable..or better quality one..and so on...
  • This is the first time I've heard of a de-branded monitor. HP makes pretty good monitors, sorta confused why they would want to de-brand it; a lot of people will pay more for the name alone.
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