HP 27 Inch FHD Monitor – V27ie G5, Full HD IPS, 75hz Refresh
HP 27 Inch FHD Monitor – V27ie G5, Full HD IPS, 75hz Refresh Rate, 1x HDMI, 1 x VGA, 1 x DisplayPort 1.2, Low Blue Light Mode, Anti-glare, Tilt Adjustment, VESA Mountable, Black
Customer Reviews
4.6 out of 5 stars 1,398
4.6 out of 5 stars 1,398
4.6 out of 5 stars 73
Price
£99.99£99.99
£84.99£84.99
£64.99£64.99
Screen Size
68.6 cm (27″)
60.5 cm (23.8″)
54.5 cm (21.45″)
Resolution
1920 x 1080 (FHD)
1920 x 1080 (FHD)
1920 x 1080 (FHD)
Refresh Rate
75Hz
75Hz
75Hz
Interface
1 HDMI 1.4; VGA; DisplayPort
1 HDMI 1.4; VGA; DisplayPort
1 HDMI 1.4; VGA
Display Features
On-screen controls; AMD FreeSync; Low blue light mode; Anti-glare
On-screen controls; AMD FreeSync; Low blue light mode; Anti-glare
On-screen controls; AMD FreeSync; Low blue light mode; Anti-glare
Purchased for business and works very well! Still haven’t figured out if or how to use the speakers, a google search suggests it doesn’t have any which I wish was written in the title or bulletpoints. Luckily for us we have a speaker close by. Otherwise great and very nice looking produc
Excellent for digital image processing. Quality build and very reliable.
This is my second one to work along side the first in my dual monitor setup. Very happy with them indeed.
I ordered this screen for my home office, as I am not comfortable only looking at the laptop screen.
At first I was a bit unsure about the purchase as there were loads of negative reviews, however I was nicely surprised. The screen is extra thin, looks really sleek and elegant. There is no reflection or flickering. The set up was very simple and requires no tools.
Overall I believe this screen is great value for money.
The only negative is that the screen cannot be moved up or down, so if you like your screen to sit taller on your desk you will have to put something underneath.
This screen is of staggering quality, I changed from another brand (3 months old supposedly low blue) as it was giving me Migraines (none since) and this eye safe & low blue is the way to go I also like the calibrated colour palate and ability to turn the screen thru 90 degrees to portrait mode. Way to go HP
I like this monitor , for its look , its size , its thin aspect . And Im confident it’s a lasting equipment with HP.
But …. when you want to use it connecting to 2 computers (sources) and sometimes switching the display between those computers, it takes 6 seconds to switch the display , while my old monitor was doing it in less than 1 second. And also it always trying to detect VGA source while I am connected on the two HDMI source. So I have to perform the switch two times in the sequence “HDMI1 – HDMI2 – VGA” , to pass from HDMI2 to HDMI 1 , so it’s about 12 seconds to switch in that order.
As much as i loved this monitor for the first few days of having it, it stopped working very soon.
It had a great display and caused no issues when connecting to my laptop, I used it for work and for watching and gaming.
However it started to to flicker on and off when i turned it on, not letting me do anything to stop it so i had to unplug the monitor from its power. I tried leaving it for a few days hoping the issue would resolve it self and tried everything i could find online to help.
No luck, so i was going to get a replacement which was unfortunately no longer available and just had to return the monitor. Waiting for it to come back in stock so i can buy again and hopefully not have any issues this time.
I would also upload a video of the product but i never took one before returning it. Sorry.
EDIT:
I have just reordered a new one. Hoping it doesn’t stop working again as i really like the monitor. (Bonus is i’ve got it for cheaper due to the PRIME DAY!)
UPDATE:
i have been using it constantly since it arrived and it has been absolutely perfect. i will say i do get nervous each time i turn it on but that’s not a problem, regardless it’s perfect for working from home and then switching out for gaming or chilling and watching. really happy that it hasn’t stopped working and i absolutely love it!!
HP M27f Ultraslim Monitor 27 Inch, Full HD 1080p, 75hz Refresh Rate 2 x HDMI, 1 x VGA Blue Light Filter, Anti Glare, Tilt Adjustment, Flicker Free, 178 Degree Ultra Wide Viewing Angle, Silver & Black
Pros:
1- It has a sleek and elegant design with a thin bezel and a silver stand.
2- It delivers a clear and vivid picture quality with full HD resolution, IPS technology, and a 99% sRGB colour gamut.
3- It supports a smooth and fluid performance with a 75hz refresh rate and Freesync technology.
4- It has a blue light filter, anti-glare coating, tilt adjustment, and flicker-free features to reduce eye strain and enhance comfort.
5- It has two HDMI ports and one VGA port for easy connectivity.
Cons:
1- It does not have built-in speakers or a headphone jack, so you need external audio devices.
2- It does not have a height adjustment or swivel function, so you may need a monitor stand or mount for optimal viewing angle.
3- It does not support HDR or 4K resolution, so it may not be suitable for some gaming or graphic applications
Reasons to buy:
-If you are looking for a stylish and slim monitor that can fit in any space and complement any decor.
-If you are looking for a monitor that can provide a crisp and colourful image quality for various tasks such as browsing, streaming, working, or casual gaming.
-If you are looking for a monitor that can offer a smooth and responsive performance without screen tearing or stuttering.
Reasons to avoid:
-If you are looking for a monitor that has built-in speakers or audio output options.
-If you are looking for a monitor that has more ergonomic features or adjustments.
-If you are looking for a monitor that supports higher resolution or HDR for more immersive gaming or graphic experience.
First of all, I was slightly confused over the setting up of the monitor re Quick Setup,
I soon realised step B was an either / Or decision, anyway soon realised what was required.
Next issue, at first I couldn’t get the monitor to power up, am thinking where is the power on button?
So I thought to myself , I really don’t want to have to go the process of re-packing this and sending it back.
Then I thought will disconnect from my pc and just simply try and power it up on a kitchen work top.
What I discovered was that it is crucial to ensure that the HDMI cable is firmly pushed into the monitor HDMI connector and the same with the 13amp power lead, and then Voila the moniter sprang into life.
After that all was good, do make sure you download HP Display Centre as explained on the quick setup stage. Once you have done that it is far easier to configure the monitor to your desired settings re brightness and contrast etc.
Let’s get my one small quibble out of the way: not one of the supposedly “high-speed” USB connections will charge my phone at high speed, or even normal speed. Which means they’re USB 2.0 or lower. That’s not a big deal, but given that they’re driven off the USB C connection, they should be better.
Other than that, I’m loving everything about this monitor. I was actually shopping for a whole new laptop that could drive dual external monitors for my home office. I’d have spent well more than twice what I paid for this, plus have to buy the second monitor. The total pixels I get (my system can’t drive it at the full 3440×1440) are less than I would have from two 1920×1200 monitors, but that’s more than compensated by the lack of a bezel between two monitors, identical display on both sides, and the curve. I’m finding it far easier to deal with multiple unmaximized windows on one display than windows that maximize to fill one of two monitors.
The stand is a beautiful piece of engineering in its own right. The User guide suggests you should “Reposition your monitor as you adjust your working posture throughout the work day”. With my dual monitor setup in my work office, this is simply not feasible (Allen keys are involved!). With this stand, everything is perfectly balanced and it’s easy to raise & lower, or move closer or further away.
Purchased for business and works very well! Still haven’t figured out if or how to use the speakers, a google search suggests it doesn’t have any which I wish was written in the title or bulletpoints. Luckily for us we have a speaker close by. Otherwise great and very nice looking produc
Excellent for digital image processing. Quality build and very reliable.
This is my second one to work along side the first in my dual monitor setup. Very happy with them indeed.
I ordered this screen for my home office, as I am not comfortable only looking at the laptop screen.
At first I was a bit unsure about the purchase as there were loads of negative reviews, however I was nicely surprised. The screen is extra thin, looks really sleek and elegant. There is no reflection or flickering. The set up was very simple and requires no tools.
Overall I believe this screen is great value for money.
The only negative is that the screen cannot be moved up or down, so if you like your screen to sit taller on your desk you will have to put something underneath.
This screen is of staggering quality, I changed from another brand (3 months old supposedly low blue) as it was giving me Migraines (none since) and this eye safe & low blue is the way to go I also like the calibrated colour palate and ability to turn the screen thru 90 degrees to portrait mode. Way to go HP
I like this monitor , for its look , its size , its thin aspect . And Im confident it’s a lasting equipment with HP.
But …. when you want to use it connecting to 2 computers (sources) and sometimes switching the display between those computers, it takes 6 seconds to switch the display , while my old monitor was doing it in less than 1 second. And also it always trying to detect VGA source while I am connected on the two HDMI source. So I have to perform the switch two times in the sequence “HDMI1 – HDMI2 – VGA” , to pass from HDMI2 to HDMI 1 , so it’s about 12 seconds to switch in that order.
As much as i loved this monitor for the first few days of having it, it stopped working very soon.
It had a great display and caused no issues when connecting to my laptop, I used it for work and for watching and gaming.
However it started to to flicker on and off when i turned it on, not letting me do anything to stop it so i had to unplug the monitor from its power. I tried leaving it for a few days hoping the issue would resolve it self and tried everything i could find online to help.
No luck, so i was going to get a replacement which was unfortunately no longer available and just had to return the monitor. Waiting for it to come back in stock so i can buy again and hopefully not have any issues this time.
I would also upload a video of the product but i never took one before returning it. Sorry.
EDIT:
I have just reordered a new one. Hoping it doesn’t stop working again as i really like the monitor. (Bonus is i’ve got it for cheaper due to the PRIME DAY!)
UPDATE:
i have been using it constantly since it arrived and it has been absolutely perfect. i will say i do get nervous each time i turn it on but that’s not a problem, regardless it’s perfect for working from home and then switching out for gaming or chilling and watching. really happy that it hasn’t stopped working and i absolutely love it!!
HP M27f Ultraslim Monitor 27 Inch, Full HD 1080p, 75hz Refresh Rate 2 x HDMI, 1 x VGA Blue Light Filter, Anti Glare, Tilt Adjustment, Flicker Free, 178 Degree Ultra Wide Viewing Angle, Silver & Black
Pros:
1- It has a sleek and elegant design with a thin bezel and a silver stand.
2- It delivers a clear and vivid picture quality with full HD resolution, IPS technology, and a 99% sRGB colour gamut.
3- It supports a smooth and fluid performance with a 75hz refresh rate and Freesync technology.
4- It has a blue light filter, anti-glare coating, tilt adjustment, and flicker-free features to reduce eye strain and enhance comfort.
5- It has two HDMI ports and one VGA port for easy connectivity.
Cons:
1- It does not have built-in speakers or a headphone jack, so you need external audio devices.
2- It does not have a height adjustment or swivel function, so you may need a monitor stand or mount for optimal viewing angle.
3- It does not support HDR or 4K resolution, so it may not be suitable for some gaming or graphic applications
Reasons to buy:
-If you are looking for a stylish and slim monitor that can fit in any space and complement any decor.
-If you are looking for a monitor that can provide a crisp and colourful image quality for various tasks such as browsing, streaming, working, or casual gaming.
-If you are looking for a monitor that can offer a smooth and responsive performance without screen tearing or stuttering.
Reasons to avoid:
-If you are looking for a monitor that has built-in speakers or audio output options.
-If you are looking for a monitor that has more ergonomic features or adjustments.
-If you are looking for a monitor that supports higher resolution or HDR for more immersive gaming or graphic experience.
First of all, I was slightly confused over the setting up of the monitor re Quick Setup,
I soon realised step B was an either / Or decision, anyway soon realised what was required.
Next issue, at first I couldn’t get the monitor to power up, am thinking where is the power on button?
So I thought to myself , I really don’t want to have to go the process of re-packing this and sending it back.
Then I thought will disconnect from my pc and just simply try and power it up on a kitchen work top.
What I discovered was that it is crucial to ensure that the HDMI cable is firmly pushed into the monitor HDMI connector and the same with the 13amp power lead, and then Voila the moniter sprang into life.
After that all was good, do make sure you download HP Display Centre as explained on the quick setup stage. Once you have done that it is far easier to configure the monitor to your desired settings re brightness and contrast etc.
All in all am very happy with my purchase.
Let’s get my one small quibble out of the way: not one of the supposedly “high-speed” USB connections will charge my phone at high speed, or even normal speed. Which means they’re USB 2.0 or lower. That’s not a big deal, but given that they’re driven off the USB C connection, they should be better.
Other than that, I’m loving everything about this monitor. I was actually shopping for a whole new laptop that could drive dual external monitors for my home office. I’d have spent well more than twice what I paid for this, plus have to buy the second monitor. The total pixels I get (my system can’t drive it at the full 3440×1440) are less than I would have from two 1920×1200 monitors, but that’s more than compensated by the lack of a bezel between two monitors, identical display on both sides, and the curve. I’m finding it far easier to deal with multiple unmaximized windows on one display than windows that maximize to fill one of two monitors.
The stand is a beautiful piece of engineering in its own right. The User guide suggests you should “Reposition your monitor as you adjust your working posture throughout the work day”. With my dual monitor setup in my work office, this is simply not feasible (Allen keys are involved!). With this stand, everything is perfectly balanced and it’s easy to raise & lower, or move closer or further away.