HP OMEN 23.8' Full HD Gaming Monitor

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Our take on the HP OMEN 23.8' Full HD Gaming Monitor

The HP OMEN 23.8" is a 1080p gaming monitor with a matte 16:9 panel, HDMI and DisplayPort 1.2 inputs, and a tilt-only stand that accepts a VESA mount. It is a basic, budget-minded option: no HDR, no USB hub, no headphone jack and no built-in speakers. It suits first-time PC gamers and secondary-screen setups where 1080p at 24 inches is enough. Against rivals, it gives up the height adjustment, USB ports and HDR that many gaming monitors in its class include, so check the panel's refresh rate and response time before choosing it over a similarly equipped competitor.

Best forEntry-level PC gaming at 1080pDesk setups with a VESA arm or wall mountSecond monitor for work and play

Pros

Native 1080p on a 23.8-inch panel keeps pixels sharp at normal desk distance
Matte coating cuts glare from windows and lamps
HDMI and DisplayPort 1.2 cover PC and console connections
VESA mount support allows a better stand or arm
Tilt adjustment included out of the box

Cons

Specifications

3.5 mm In (AUX): NoSource
VESA-Mount: YesSource
Color: BlackSource
Memory Card Reader: NoSource

Questions and answers

Is this monitor good for gaming?: It is a 1080p 24-inch panel, which is a common entry point for gaming. Confirm the refresh rate and response time of the exact model, since those decide how it feels in fast games.
Does it have built-in speakers or a headphone jack?: No. There are no built-in speakers and no 3.5 mm audio output, so plan on speakers or headphones connected to your PC or console.
Can I mount it on an arm or wall bracket?: Yes. It supports VESA mounting, which is the practical fix for the tilt-only stand if you want height or swivel adjustment.
Does it support HDR?: No. It is a standard dynamic range display, so HDR content plays without the extra brightness and color range.
What can I connect to it?: HDMI and DisplayPort 1.2. There is no VGA, DVI, USB-C or Thunderbolt, so very old PCs may need an adapter.
Is 1080p enough at 23.8 inches?: Yes for most desk use. At this size the pixel density is reasonable; step up to 1440p only if you want more desktop space or a sharper image.

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Our take on the HP OMEN 23.8' Full HD Gaming Monitor

Best forEntry-level PC gaming at 1080pDesk setups with a VESA arm or wall mountSecond monitor for work and play

Pros

Native 1080p on a 23.8-inch panel keeps pixels sharp at normal desk distance
Matte coating cuts glare from windows and lamps
HDMI and DisplayPort 1.2 cover PC and console connections
VESA mount support allows a better stand or arm
Tilt adjustment included out of the box

Cons

Questions and answers

Is this monitor good for gaming?

It is a 1080p 24-inch panel, which is a common entry point for gaming. Confirm the refresh rate and response time of the exact model, since those decide how it feels in fast games.

Does it have built-in speakers or a headphone jack?

No. There are no built-in speakers and no 3.5 mm audio output, so plan on speakers or headphones connected to your PC or console.

Can I mount it on an arm or wall bracket?

Yes. It supports VESA mounting, which is the practical fix for the tilt-only stand if you want height or swivel adjustment.

Does it support HDR?

No. It is a standard dynamic range display, so HDR content plays without the extra brightness and color range.

What can I connect to it?

HDMI and DisplayPort 1.2. There is no VGA, DVI, USB-C or Thunderbolt, so very old PCs may need an adapter.

Is 1080p enough at 23.8 inches?

Yes for most desk use. At this size the pixel density is reasonable; step up to 1440p only if you want more desktop space or a sharper image.