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Like the HP Omen 27C, the reviewers were impressed by HP X24ih’s 144Hz refresh rate, good viewing angles, and low response time and input lag. They praised it for its gaming and office capabilities. It lacks HDR support, has a smaller screen, low contrast, and a bad stand.
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Product Snapshot
Overview
The HP X24ih is the brand’s budget-level model released in 2020. Thanks to its amazing horizontal and vertical viewing angles, it promises to deliver better viewing angles over other budget models. The viewing angles also make it easier to watch than its competitor, the AOC 24G2. It’s an excellent monitor for those who game and want the smoothest experience possible without spending too much. In addition, the HP X24ih has excellent SDR peak brightness, slim borders and overall thickness, and low response time. Keep reading our HP X24ih review, and don’t forget to check out the top-rated computer monitors available now.
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our Verdict
The HP X24ih has a lot going for it – peak brightness, low response time and input lag, good viewing angles, and a 144Hz refresh rate. It’s a great choice for gaming, and can also be used for office needs. Unfortunately, it doesn’t have HDR support, a smaller screen, a low contrast ratio, and a poor stand.
ReasonS to Buy
- Good Peak Brightness
- Low Response Time
- Low Input Lag
- Good Viewing Angles
- 144Hz Refresh Rate
Reason to Avoid
- No HDR
- 24 Inch Screen
- Low Contrast Ratio
- Poor Stand
HP X24Ih Specs
Display Type | LED | |
HDMI Inputs | 1 | |
HDR Format | n/a | |
Max Resolution | 1920 x 1080 (Full HD) | |
Panel Type | IPS | |
Refresh Rate | 144 Hz | |
Response Time | 1 ms | |
Screen size | 24" | |
Sync Technology | AMD FreeSync |
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Test Results
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Brightness (nits) | 330 |
Contrast Ratio (as ratio x:1) | 891 |
Color Gamut/Accuracy % (DCI P3 xy) | 0 |
Color Gamut/Accuracy % (DCI P3 uv) | 0 |
Color Gamut % (sRGB Coverage xy) | 100 |
Color Gamut % (Adobe RGB Coverage xy) | 77.7 |
Color Gamut % (Rec. 2020 Coverage xy) | 0 |
Color Gamut % (Rec. 709 Coverage xy) | 0 |
Input Lag (ms) | 4.1 |
Response Time (ms) | 4.1 |
Horizontal Viewing Angle (Washout Left) | 49 |
Horizontal Viewing Angle (Washout Right) | 49 |
Vertical Viewing Angle (Washout Above) | 36 |
Vertical Viewing Angle (Washout Below) | 36 |
Reflections % (Total Reflections) | 5.2 |
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73The HP X24ih is great for gaming. It has a high 144Hz refresh rate with… Read MoreBy:
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