24" LG 24GL650-B

This LG computer monitor will expand your computer setup with display panel boasting a screen size measuring 24". The aspect ratio is 16:9. The computer monitor works using TN technology, popular for its very high brightness and fast response time. The image resolution of this PC monitor is 1920 × 1080 px. The very fast response of 1 ms is fantastic for fast-paced computer games and keeps the image clear. Its refresh rate of 144 Hz is rather exceptional, significantly reduces eye strain, and it's used to seamlessly render content. This LG monitor is capable of a brightness of 300 cd/m2. For graphic designers, colour intensity is paramount. That's why the colour depth of this PC monitor is 8 bit. The DisplayPort, DisplayPort 1.2 and HDMI 1.4 can be used to connect to your PC.

24" LG 24GL650-B LCD Monitor Key Features

• Maximum resolution: 1920 × 1080 px
• Monitor built with TN technology
• The matte finish of this monitor is glare-free
• Response time of 1 ms and refresh rate of 144 Hz
• Maximum brightness of 300 cd/m2
• FreeSync with AMD cards
• Monitor is compatible with: 100×100 VESA mounting
• Monitor pivot (90-degree rotation)
• Stand with adjustable height
• Typical consumption of the 24" LG 24GL650-B: 30 W
• Connectivity: headphone output

24" LG 24GL650-B Monitor Construction

The LG PC monitor measures 55.68 × 44.82 × 27.44 cm. You can also adjust the height as needed. In addition to the classic stand, the LCD monitor can be hung on the wall with a VESA stand. The PC monitor model has a weight of 4.9 kg. A great degree of versatility is made possible by its pivot function, meaning the monitor can be turned up to 90°. The input signal interface is essential. The 24" LG 24GL650-B has the DisplayPort, DisplayPort 1.2 and HDMI 1.4 type. You can connect your headphones directly to this monitor.

Modern Functions of the 24" LG 24GL650-B Monitor

Flicker-Free mode provides a very effective shield against eye fatigue by eliminating image flickering. The monitor includes an exclusive feature for gamers called FreeSync, which is image synchronisation with AMD graphics cards.