24” 1080p Monitor Help

Jonafred · 29 Nov 2020 at 17:20

Hi there,
Looking some advice on a new monitor please! I have quite a few requirements and not sure if they’re all possible...

24”
1080p
Swivel/tilt stand
HDR
Thin bezels

I’ve been looking around and can’t fit anything that meets all these. 24” cos I don’t have the space for anything bigger. 1080p... well, because it’s the monitor I’ll use for work and my Switch is also hooked up. I plan on getting an Xbox Series S down the line which I know does 1440p, but I have heard the Switch looks ugly at this resolution. So happy with 1080p. I’m not sure HDR is even possible on a 1080p screen but would be for mentioned Series S.

Any help would be appreciated! Thanks.

Double07 · 29 Nov 2020 at 19:03

Oops

**EDIT** This wasn't just a random post, I suggested a monitor that didn't quite fit the criteria so deleted the post**

Jonafred · 29 Nov 2020 at 19:40

Oops? I think the monitor you suggested looks almost perfect but too big at 27.

I’ve been looking through the forum and think this might be what I’m after https://www.benq.com/en-me/monitor/gaming/ex2510-25-inch.html
Apparently it doesn’t swivel but I could potentially wall mount, which gets around the ugly looking stand. Any opinions on this monitor??

Double07 · 29 Nov 2020 at 20:57

Jonafred said:
Oops? I think the monitor you suggested looks almost perfect but too big at 27.

I’ve been looking through the forum and think this might be what I’m after https://www.benq.com/en-me/monitor/gaming/ex2510-25-inch.html
Apparently it doesn’t swivel but I could potentially wall mount, which gets around the ugly looking stand. Any opinions on this monitor??

Yeah thats why I oopsed

It was perfect then I realised it was 27"!

The BenQ seems decent from reviews such as https://www.techradar.com/uk/reviews/benq-ex2510. Yeah it's got a fairly ugly stand but we are in the area of compromises given what you are looking for. Seems really hard to find something that ticks absolutely everything. Personally I could live with the stand if the panel itself is decent, better than the other way around.