Is 200 Hz worth it on a 1080p 24-inch monitor?

Yes if you play fast shooters and your GPU pushes high frame rates at 1080p. The gain over 60 Hz is large; over 144 Hz it is smaller.

Does FreeSync work with Nvidia cards?

FreeSync is designed for AMD GPUs. Some Nvidia cards run it as adaptive sync over DisplayPort, but support varies by driver and card.

Is the curve noticeable at 24 inches?

Barely. The curve is subtle at this size and mostly matters on 27-inch and larger screens.

Is the VA panel good for dark games?

It gives deep blacks and good contrast, but fast motion in dark scenes can smear. IPS is cleaner for motion, VA for contrast.

Typically the monitor, a stand, and HDMI or DisplayPort cabling. Check the listing for the exact cable included.

Can I use it with a console?

Yes over HDMI. Consoles cap output well below 200 Hz at 1080p, so you will not use the full refresh rate.

Where is the ZZA Curved Gaming Monitor 24-inch cheapest?

At Walmart, for $92.99, as of our latest check.

ZZA Curved Gaming Monitor 24-inch

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Last seen at $92.99 at Walmart on Nov 9.

Our take on the ZZA Curved Gaming Monitor 24-inch

The ZZA is a 24-inch 1080p curved gaming monitor built on a VA panel with a 200 Hz refresh rate and a 1 ms response time. It adds AMD FreeSync, HDR support and both HDMI and DisplayPort inputs, which is a lot of gaming hardware for an entry-level screen. The curve is gentle at this size, so the wrap effect is subtle compared with 27-inch and larger curved models. It suits budget-conscious players who want high frame rates for fast shooters more than color-accurate work.

Best forBudget PC gamers chasing high frame ratesFast shooters and esports titlesSmall desks and tight setupsConsole players wanting a second display

Pros

200 Hz refresh rate with FreeSync for smooth, tear-free play
1 ms response time suits fast-paced games
VA panel gives deep blacks and strong contrast
Curved screen adds immersion at close range
HDMI and DisplayPort cover PC and console
Light at 3.5 lb, easy to move or mount

Cons

1080p looks soft on a 24-inch panel for desktop work
VA panels show smearing in dark scenes and fast motion
HDR on a budget VA panel is limited in brightness and color
Curve is mild at this size and adds little
Stand and port placement are basic

ZZA Curved Gaming Monitor 24-inch prices at every store

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ZZA Curved Gaming Monitor 24-inch price history

Lowest price we've seen: $92.99 on Nov 9 at Walmart. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 9.

What reviewers say

Buyers tend to like the high refresh rate and low price of entry, while complaining about panel quality control and washed-out colors.

Pros

Smooth high refresh rate for the money
Deep blacks from the VA panel
FreeSync works with supported AMD cards

Cons

Backlight bleed and uneven panels reported
Colors need heavy adjustment out of the box
Dark-scene smearing on VA

Specifications

Display Type: LED
Resolution: 1920 x 1080
Connector Type: HDMI, DisplayPort
HD Format: 1080p
Curved: Yes
Size: 24 in
Maximum Refresh Rate: 200 Hz
Response Time: 1 millisecond
Weight: 3.5 lb weight
Curved Screen: YesSource
DisplayPort: YesSource
Color: BlackSource
HDR: YesSource
Panel Type: VASource
Screen Size ("): 27.0Source
HDMI: YesSource
Adaptive Sync Technology: AMD-FreesyncSource

Questions and answers

Is 200 Hz worth it on a 1080p 24-inch monitor?: Yes if you play fast shooters and your GPU pushes high frame rates at 1080p. The gain over 60 Hz is large; over 144 Hz it is smaller.
Does FreeSync work with Nvidia cards?: FreeSync is designed for AMD GPUs. Some Nvidia cards run it as adaptive sync over DisplayPort, but support varies by driver and card.
Is the curve noticeable at 24 inches?: Barely. The curve is subtle at this size and mostly matters on 27-inch and larger screens.
Is the VA panel good for dark games?: It gives deep blacks and good contrast, but fast motion in dark scenes can smear. IPS is cleaner for motion, VA for contrast.
What is in the box?: Typically the monitor, a stand, and HDMI or DisplayPort cabling. Check the listing for the exact cable included.
Can I use it with a console?: Yes over HDMI. Consoles cap output well below 200 Hz at 1080p, so you will not use the full refresh rate.
Where is the ZZA Curved Gaming Monitor 24-inch cheapest?: At Walmart, for $92.99, as of our latest check.