With the Kogan 24” Full HD 100Hz Frameless FreeSync Monitor, you can experience your games, shows and movies with crisp and vivid visuals in no time. Enjoy smooth visuals and no lag with its 100Hz refresh rate while its Full HD resolution brings your favourite media to life with up to 1.07 billion colours in a 1000:1 contrast ratio. With a frameless design for an elegant look that will fit in any setup and all the ports you need, get the most out of your gaming and online meetings today.
Yep FHD will be fine for 24", if you go higher then that it doesnt look too great, so avoid 27" and above
Thanks, ordered one for work.
24 inch is good for 1080p
Most people can't tell the difference between 1080 and 4K on large screen from a metre away. I would t be worried on something this size.
(Lots of people think they can - but I install really big screens and test them with 1080 at the most - and have plenty of people go on about how great the 4k looks!)
PSA: I bought Kogan screens before, a 27" one. Their quality is not the best, I found dead pixels on multiple units they sent.
Thank you, that's very useful to know.
i have had a kogan 55inch 4k tv for 5 years without any problems no dead pixels and friend is using a 24inch kogan monitor for 3 years without problems
I have had very bad backlight bleed on the kogan TVs I have bought. The use case didnt matter as it was just to watch security cameras on
If I had got a monitor that was that bad it would be going straight back.
Bright side, I requested a replacement, they sent it, the replacement was faulty, so I requested a second one. On the second request they made me post the faulty one to a technician which I did at their cost. Then the third one was faulty too so I ended up returning and getting a full refund but they forgot about the very first screen they sent so I ended up getting a 27" with one dead pixel for free, which is not bad at all.
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I understand FHD provides enough clarity on a 24"?