24" Full HD LED Back-lit IPS Monitor (TPE-BEQMO24)

Designed for beautiful simplicity this 24 inch class BenQ monitor comes with a frameless monitor design combined with ultra slim bezels and hidden cable management. Enjoy truly authentic colors, deeper blacks, higher contrast, and sharper details.

• 23.8 inch Full HD (1920 x 1080) IPS monitor


• Flexible connectivity: 1 x D-sub (VGA), 1 x HDMI (v1.4), 1 x Display Port.


• Frameless design is great for multi monitor viewing in style


• Wide Viewing Angle IPS Panel


• Edge to Edge Slim Bezel Design

Fast shipping: This item is only available to customers in the United States. Most will receive this item within 1-5 business days when selecting UPS or equivalent shipping options.
Category	Specification
Screen size (inch)	23.8 inch
Aspect Ratio	16:9
Display Colors	16.7 million color
Display Screen Coating	Anti-Glare
Panel Type	IPS
Backlight Technology	LED backlight
Resolution (max.)	1920x1080
Viewing Angle (L/R) (CR>=10)	178/178
Response Times (GtG)	5
Refresh Rate (Hz)	60
HDCP	1.4
AMA	Yes
PPI	93
Color Temperature	Bluish;Normal;Reddish;User mode
Gamma	1.8 - 2.6
Monitor Class	24"
Native Contrast	1000:1
Brightness (typ.)	250
Color Gamut	72% NTSC
Picture Mode	Color Weakness;ECO;Game;Low Blue Light;Movie;Photo;sRGB;Standard;User
Built-in Speaker	1Wx2
Headphone Jack	Yes
Audio Line In	Yes
Voltage Rating	100 - 240V
Power Supply	Built-in
Power Consumption (sleep mode)	0.5W
Tilt (down/up)	-5˚ - 20˚
Net Weight (w/o Base) (kg)	3.04
Other Accessories	QSG
Power Cable	1.5
VGA	1
HDMI (v1.4)	1
DisplayPort (v1.2)	1
Flicker-free Technology	Yes
Low Blue Light	Yes
Brightness Intelligence (B.I.)	Yes
Color Weakness	Yes
TCO Certified	8.0
Energy Star	8.0
EPEAT	Bronze
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Includes 5' (aproximate) HDMI cable, power cord, and monitor.

This product is compatible with all recent and older releases of your favorite GNU/Linux distribution.

Note: We're recommending customers switch to using a DisplayPort cable over HDMI as HDMI support is limited on many configurations/systems to 4K (3840×2160) at 60Hz with HDR. It's also more problematic for technical reasons and undermines the seamless user experience you'd otherwise get if you need a non-ethical reason to avoid it. Ethtical reasons to avoid it are the HDMI forum's artificial restrictions on open-source implementations. The HDMI forum (that sets the standards and restrictions here) doesn't want your business and we'd encourage folks to avoid HDMI where possible as a result.