Samsung T55 Curved Monitor, 24 Inch, 1000R, 75hz, 4ms, 1080p, Dark Blue Grey

1080p looks sharp and the build of the monitor is fantastic. Gaming is immersive and what you’d expect! Prime delivery was fast and secure, with no damage :)Note: you’ll need a speaker as there’s no external speakers in the monitor. I picked up a fantastic speaker on here for £17, so have a look around.If you’re considering this monitor, just get it! Worth every penny

These are great monitors for a workstation. (Check out photo). And very good value.Working at home using a laptop. I already had a 21" flat screen monitor but decided to go for two extension monitors. Our IT department confirmed the laptop would work with two and suggested I look at the Samsung curved screen monitors. And I'm still looking at two of them now - smiling!I got one delivered and was so impressed by the curved screen that I got a second one and dumped the (new) flat screen monitor.Honestly, the curve makes a huge difference to the ease and comfort of viewing.

Don't expect amazing resolution for gaming or even for text, but its definitely a beautiful and good monitor for the price of 150 quid. Very thin borders and extremely light weighted, with a decent image quality. There is one thing though that is very bad: the tilting mechanism. On the manual it simply says that it tilts without any explanation, but when you try to do it you get nothing, its locked in one place. Looking online I found a lot of people with the same problems, since there is no explanation at all on the manual. You basically have to see the top of the stem (the part that is inserted in the monitor) and feel for 2 screws (I say feel because they are not visible, they are covered with some kind of black paper that is not made to peel off and hard to get out. There are 2 screws under this paper and you can use a screwdriver to just pierce this paper and loose the screws a bit so it can be possible to tilt the monitor. Be careful because if you loose the screws too much the monitor will just tilt all the way down with gravity. Apart from this horrendous tilting mechanism the monitor is a good purchase for the price.

Very happy with my 24” T55 monitors. Colour rendering is good, setup straight forward. Nice finish on the bezel and body of the monitor. The monitor does not support VESA mounting so just be aware of this if you plan to mount it on a wall or swivel arm. Adapter mounts are available, I’m using them with a Bontec dual monitor stand. Something to factor into your budget if you want to go that way.Seller was great, monitors delivered -1 day on the forecast.

this is a good quality computer screen.looking at it as I type the screen is clear and a good wide angle.the eye saving mode is also useful when you may be looking at the screen for long periods of timeI often use mine along with my flight simulator, and so gives a wider field of vision.think now I maybe couldhave got my screen a little bigger now,but I am happy with this

I game all the time but I’ve always used a big TV and it sometimes is annoying to look at the whole tv in time to react in game. This is why I wanted a gaming monitor and I wasn’t disappointed. It’s the perfect size and the quality looks amazing.

Fantastic monitor, especially when using the displayport over hdmi. For those who are wondering about it being hard to wake up, that's nonsense. Just press the power button down and it turns straight on. It is an analog stick type button but just click it down like you would on a game controller, it's really simple.

Don't get me wrong, this is a lovely monitor - the curved screen is great for all-day comfort, and some extra hours gaming if you're that way inclined.However, the firmware is trash. For some reason, even with the monitor on standby, the screen does not come to life when an input source is activated and will not switch between sources automatically. Meaning, if I leave my desk for an hour the automatically turns off (great!), but when I come back it doesn't power on (not great).Others may disagree, but I find this a pretty important feature for a monitor that uses a standby function, so be warned.