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HP M27ha FHD Monitor Review

HP M27ha FHD Monitor Review

Posted on March 27, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The HP M27ha FHD Monitor ($169.99 on Amazon) has some features that are out of the ordinary for a budget monitor: a DisplayPort connector (as well as HDMI and VGA), a stand with great ergonomics, and two built-in speakers. Set against these benefits are the lackluster sRGB color coverage it showed in our testing, and the fact that its 1080p resolution is the bare minimum for a 27-inch display. But though it isn’t a monitor that would appeal to photo buffs or videophiles, it’s a solid screen for those of us who—by choice or necessity—are working from home.
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