ASUS 22” 1080P Eye Care Monitor (VP227HF) - (21.45-inch viewable), Full HD, 99% sRGB, Frameless, 100Hz, Adaptive-Sync, 1ms, HDMI, Low Blue Light, Flicker Free, VESA Wall Mountable, 3 yr Warranty

I picked up this ASUS 22" 1080P monitor on Amazon to serve as a second screen alongside my larger primary monitor for my work from home setup, and it has been a fantastic addition. Right out of the box, I was impressed by how sleek and minimal it looked — the small bezel gives it a clean, modern appearance, and it's surprisingly lightweight. Best of all, it was essentially plug and play, so there was zero frustration getting started. Setup was a breeze. I opted to skip the included stand and mount it on a monitor arm using the VESA mount, which worked perfectly. The simple on-screen controls made dialing in the display settings quick and painless, and I had it looking just right in no time. For a secondary monitor, that kind of simplicity is exactly what you want. In day-to-day use, this monitor handles everything I throw at it without a hiccup. Whether it's reference documents, emails, or keeping an eye on a second application, it performs reliably and consistently. The 1080P resolution is crisp and clear for work tasks, and the 22" size strikes a nice balance — large enough to be useful without overwhelming a desk alongside a bigger primary screen. The price point is where this monitor really shines. The value here is exceptional, and I was so satisfied that I'm already planning to buy a second one for another computer setup. If you're looking for a dependable, affordable monitor — whether as your first screen or to round out a dual-monitor workspace — this ASUS is an easy recommendation. Highly suggested for home office users of all kinds.

A great screen! It's nothing flashy, not a gamer screen or a high-resolution video editing screen, but it is a wonderfully good and simple office work type screen. It's a good size, good brightness, good resolution, it has the eye care mode, and it just works. It's got a good selection of input ports and an audio out as well. We got 22 of these for the office and they've been amazing, especially since the price is $79.99 each! Amazing deal!

Needed a small footprint monitor that met basic specs, and the 22 was the smallest I could find. Best of all was the potential for lower power use and heat generation. - It has a standard power plug, HDMI port, 15 pin VGA port, and audio output in the back. - Has no speakers but uses a standard audio out connector to run an audio cable to something else. - Controlled by (?optional?) software or wiggling the single button which goes Up/Down/Left/Right | Press-In. - Need a screwdriver to attach the base. - Comes with an HDMI cable, 15 pin VGA cable not included. - Standard PC power cable included, male-male audio cable not included. - Can download a 31 page User Guide from Asus (March 2025) - Can also download a 9 page Service Manual (June 2025) but not required. - Can download Windows drivers from Asus. - MS or Asus tries to ?? auto-install a "DisplayWidgetCenterDownloader" when the monitor is detected. - Driver file contains two Widget files - "DisplayWidgetCenterInstallHelper" and "DisplayWidgetCenterInstallService". - Looks like the driver installed by default is the same one - February 2025. - Driver installation appears to "ask" to install the Widget stuff. Apparently you can decline. - - Although the two files are copied to DriverStore \ FileRepository regardless. - - But looks like the values are "0" so possibly installed-but-disabled? - And did find references to those two files in the registry... So far as actual use goes, it seemed to be restrictive on changing modes/settings. Selecting other configurations would disable Deep Power Management. However you could leave it at the default configuration and manual adjust it to lower the brightness, etc. The wiggling button allows for two shortcuts, but only a few selections can be assigned as a shortcut. Additional Trivia: Had a great deal of fun trying to use the VP227HF to view Prime Video content in HD from my Windows PC as was constantly receiving SD ONLY - NOT HDCP COMPLIANT - GOOD LUCK! error messages. Turns out playback was crashing since I had a dual SECONDARY monitor connected. Could only bypass the flawed HDCP check by un-extending / not-using the other monitor. Merely powering the 2nd monitor off was insufficient. Seems it didn't like that the 2nd monitor was connected via 15 pin VGA. Switched the 2nd monitor's cable from 15 pin VGA to DVI (same monitor) and no more SD ONLY - NOT HDCP COMPLIANT errors. Also seems changing other display settings without rebooting could also cause Prime Video to sulk and drop back to SD. This monitor definitely supports streaming HD, but the host site might not be able to see the forest for the trees.

I cancelled this order due to shipping availability. That being said, I have ordered the same product before and it works well. The reason I cancelled this order is that Asus takes several days to ship and I didn't have the time to spare. The other reason is you must be careful of the mounting options. I needed a stand, and they don't all come with them.

Plugs are in a stupid piss poor designed spot. But it displays great. Time will tell.

Have bought this monitor for two different jobs. First time the monitor was fine but the power cord was defective. A little tinkers to diagnose this and a spare power cable and I chalked it up to poor luck. Second time around, monitor is just dead. Normally a fan of Asus but really quite disappointing. Will not be purchasing again and would advise to look elsewhere.

My monitor dies after many years. This one works well. I am happy with it.

Good Monitor, BUT you need to turn it on every time you wake up the computer. VERY ANNOYING

Very good monitor for the price. Easy to install the stand, and decent quality. If you’re looking for a budget monitor or even just a second screen for discord this is an easy choice.

Good monitor for the price

Died within 33 days. It had good colors etc.