Samsung 24 Inch Touch Screen Monitor

Was looking for a way to mount a 24 inch Samsung monitor on a light stand to use with my FS7. Mounting screws were included with this Impact unit and installation took just a few minutes. The monitor weighs 9 pounds and this mount easily handles that. Adjustments are easy and secure. I am not concerned about the plastic parts. They seem well-made and with a little bit of care should last a long time. For the price, this mount adapter is just what I'm looking for.

Love this item!! holds my 24 inch monitor with no problems.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I upgraded my remote work setup with the Samsung 49-Inch Monitor about 2 years ago, and it has been a game-changer for my daily development tasks. Here's a brief review based on my experience: **Display and Resolution:** The expansive 49-inch screen offers an immersive visual experience. The ultra-wide aspect ratio and crisp resolution make multitasking a breeze. Having multiple code files, terminals, and documentation open side by side has significantly boosted my productivity. **Workspace Organization:** With the screen real estate this monitor provides, I can keep all essential tools and applications in view simultaneously. No more constant switching between windows — it's like having multiple monitors without the clutter. **Connectivity:** The monitor comes with an array of ports, catering to various connectivity needs. I can easily connect my laptop, secondary devices, and even gaming consoles for some after-work entertainment. Conclusion: In conclusion, the Samsung 49-Inch Monitor has significantly improved my remote development setup. Its size, resolution, and ergonomic design have positively impacted my productivity and overall work satisfaction. If you're a developer working remotely or someone who values a spacious and immersive workspace, I highly recommend considering this monitor for your setup.

This small pocket-able camera with 1 inch sensor and super zoom 25mm-250mm lens can replace most of travel zoom lens on APS-C, M43 or Full Frame cameras. Nice touch screen and design with additional 5 or more customizable function keys by using touch screen. In addition, a lot of photo functions and filters to play. Highly recommended!

Bought the WMB 75 inch as a touch screen for my home office. Works great to pass touch through on Ubuntu and Windows. Touch accuracy is good, the screen is plenty bright and the resolution (4k) is right on expectations. The underlying OS is okay and does not really do much. When used as a touch screen to an external OS, it works great. I have not noticed any lag or latency although I expect gamers might notice it. Conclusion: Would highly recommend for as a large touch screen for home and businesses. I can't speak to other use cases.

I purchased the Samsung. 24 Monitor for work as a second monitor. The size is perfect and allows me to see my work without stranimg my eye.

(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) Great monitor. One of the best 24-inch monitors I never had.

This is fabulous for the 4.7inch red touch monitor and gimbal work. Totally worth it!

(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) The Samsung 85-inch Neo QLED 8K QN900D is a beast, plain and simple. It’s not just a TV; it’s a full-on cinematic experience. The clarity is mind-blowing—every tiny detail is vivid, almost like looking through a window instead of at a screen. And that 85-inch size? It’s like having a movie theater at home. It can handle anything from bright sports scenes to deep, dark cinematic shots without breaking a sweat. One of the coolest features is Samsung’s Infinity Screen. The bezel is almost invisible, making the picture totally dominate. This makes it perfect for those who want a truly immersive experience without distractions. Downsides? Well, 8K content is limited right now, and it comes with a price tag that’s as massive as the screen. But if you’re after a jaw-dropping display that’s as close to lifelike as tech gets, you want this badboy.

For me as a student doing graphic works, this monitor has the unbeatable price and solid functionality, but you do get a few limitations with the price you pay. Pros: - Good size. The 24-inch size is especially good if you want to use your laptop screen on the side. 27 inches will be too large for that; - Accurate pre-calibrated color; - Clear picture, good brightness, and non-reflexive, matte screen; - Handy color options, including quick access to four color temperature levels (not the blue light filter, talking about Kelvin temperature here); - Handy on-screen and physical, etched on frame rulers; - A really good quality stand. The stand itself is so worth it. It's fully articulate except for front-back adjustment, and it has clicks for horizontal leveling. It also has etched scales everywhere to help you perfectly align the panel's orientation. (This stand uses a quick-release mechanism, so I suppose it's not compatible with other VESA monitors.) Cons:  - 16:9 aspect ratio option is just mysteriously absent, even though it supports 4:3 aspect ratio. If you have something that outputs 16:9 only (I mean a gaming console--I just have no other screen in my student apartment), then the picture will be stretched on the 24-inch model. After a while I just get used to it, but it's a nuisance; - There's no quick way to switch between inputs; - There's no interface for downstream or daisy chain arrangements; - The built-in speakers are worse than iPhone speakers, although you do get standard 3.5mm audio interfaces (including mic input). In terms of cables, I get HDMI, USB-A, and power cable with the 24-inch model. I can't speak for cables that come with the 27-inch model, though.