LG 22" (55CM) 22MP68VQ Full HD IPS Monitor LCD (1920 X 1080 Pixels), 3 Side Borderless with VGA, HDMI, DVI, Audio Out Ports - 22MP68VQ (Black)

The LG Monitor is very good budget monitor. I bought this ₹10000. No issue, came with proper and safety packing. This monitor is having 75Hz refresh rate, Black stabilizer and very great colour quality. Most peoples complaint about the LED backlight issue. I will suggest to use the Monitor brightness under 10%. It can survive the monitor from backlight Heating and Backlight bleeding. I will suggest this monitor for gaming, productivity and mainly for Work from home use. Pros: 1. Great image quality and punchy colour 2. 75HZ Refresh Rate 3. Frameless design 4. Having all ports at back including audio jack Cons : Only one cons that we only able to tilt the monitor angle can't able to adjust the height of the Monitor. Surely i will update the review after one year......

After a calibrating the display was just simply amazing. Beautiful colour reproduction as well as decent viewing angles. Not gonna complain for a display on an 8k budget. Here are a few things to note: * The monitor caps at 1080P 75 Hz * sharpness is not great, but also not so bad at the same time. * has only one HDMI input so please invest on an HDMI splitter. * The monitor has a 3.5mm port as well as ports for a VESA mount.

Great product

Among all the features it boasts, it delivers on all of them. And please do not be deterred by the negative reviews about the dead pixels here. Most of the people who receive a good product just leave a rating and do not write a review. Now coming to the Monitor itself, it is pre-color calibrated, but I do not mind it too much as I only use it for light gaming and as a coding screen while connecting it with my laptop. So as an entry level second monitor, you get a very good deal and amazing features for 11k. One thing that could be better is the refresh rate. It does come with a variable refresh rate of 75HZ, but that is not too noticable if you are migrating from a 60 HZ panel. But then again it is just 11k. So if you are looking for an entry level second screen with decent color accuracy and refresh rate, it is the best bang for buck in my opinion. (PS: I have been using it for about a month now and have seen none of the mentioned issues in the negative comments above. So you can go for it.)

Satisfied with the product and delivery

The LG 22Mp68Vq monitor is fantastic! Its Full HD IPS display delivers crisp visuals. With VGA, HDMI, and DVI ports, connecting various devices is a breeze. Sleek design, intuitive controls, and audio support make it an excellent choice for a versatile and high-quality monitor. Highly recommended!

Amazing monitor never the less. I have planned for long to build a computer and this is the first one I saved up for. Only 2 drawbacks for me - I mainly built the system for gaming ~ the specifications mention that it supports AMD freesync. It doesn't as you can see in the screenshot I have uploaded. There are several variants of this monitor listed by the seller all under one page - I believe some other variant supports the freesync because of which they have specified it in the product description. I have learnt to avoid such product pages after having this experience. I thought the 22inches on a 1080p monitor would make the visuals crispier. But it actually creates jagged lines in games ( the ones which are prevented by using anti-aliasing ). So if you are buying for gaming, go for a 24 inch monitor.

The video quality, look is good, customisation is also good but for gaming not so good. The 75hz display is not so right for playing games. And also more companies provides us 144hz display is this prise. Not good for gaming or any fast movement work. I suggest you to go for other monitor for gaming