ASUS VS Series VS247H-P 24" (Actual size 23.6") Full HD 1920 x 1080 60Hz HDMI VGA DVI-D SPLENDID Modes Widescreen LED Backlight LCD Monitor

Pros: It's almost a 24" screen with a native resolution of 1920x1080, so you'll have a fair amount of space for all your multitasking needs.
Has a few screen configuration presets you can choose from for a quick change instead of manually adjusting the settings.
Comes with the required cables so you don't have to run out and buy the right one if you haven't any extras like some of us do.
Uses a mere 33 watts, won't affect your electric bill very much.

Cons: The stand is pathetic. I wish it was half the stand my Samsung SyncMaster had. It isn't though...it's just wobbly...bump the desk and the monitor shakes a little. It does the job of keeping the monitor upright, it's just a little too cheap.
It's not quite as vivid and crisp as the Samsung it's replacing, but then again, it's nearly half the price it would have cost me to buy another Samsung similar to my old one. (Old as in less than 4 year old 22" LCD). It seems just a a bit washed out in comparison...not too much, but just enough to be noticeable.

Overall Review: If I could have, I would have spent more and went with the same brand I use to have, but overall this is a decent monitor. I play hours of Battlefield 3 a day, as well as many other games, stream Netflix and it does alright.

Pros: Works the same after several years of use. Fine if all you need is "a-working-monitor" and don't care about extra features like higher refresh rates, better panels, color accuracy, hdr, newer inputs, monitor usb hubs, etc.

Cons: Slight light bleed around the edges, poor black and grey colors, a lot of tweaking required to get a decent color accuracy, 60Hz is bare minimum for a monitor in 2019, poor viewing at wide angles, a huge foot on the stand takes up an annoying amount of desk real estate, and limited inputs that are quickly becoming dated.

Overall Review: When I got this monitor a couple years ago, this was a decent monitor. However, the features just don't hold up in 2019. Far better monitors can be found close to this price point that have much better bang for the buck.