Pixio PX259 Prime White 25 inch 280Hz (144Hz Supported) Refresh Rate FHD 1080p Resolution Fast IPS Panel 1ms GTG Response Time White Gaming Monitor with Adaptive Sync

I love this monitor. It’s exactly what I needed! The audio is fine imo, I don’t need it super loud, and if I do then I wear my headphones. Great price for what you get!

Great quality, easy to set up, overall very nice!

Been using it for nearly 1 year after purchasing and no complaints. The colors are surprisingly accurate out of the box and the performance isn't that bad either. I recommend this if you are a avid PC gamer and don't want to spend a sizeable chunk of money for a good gaming monitor.

I needed a new display. Only having a RTX 3060, I was going to stick with 1920x1080 and 24 inches. I spent quite amount of time looking for a display that had everything I wanted in it, mainly the res, size, and being height adjustable were deal breakers, and ideally wanted speakers and pivoting. I preferred IPS but VA wasn't totally out of the question.I knew the Monitors Unboxed YouTube channel seemed to like Pixios somewhat for this range and they tested fairly well, so I looked at them but was disappointed their recommended PX248 Prime Advanced didn't have height adjustment. Purely by chance I looked at the Pixio product page and saw the PX248 Pro listed, I hadn't seen this model listed when I searched for 24" 1080 displays on Amazon. I found it by searching by name and was happy to see it ticked all the boxes.Even better, I waited another week and Pixio had a sale, making the PX248 Pro only $135! So that sealed the deal and I ordered.The stand for the display seems very sturdy, made of metal with plastic covering. Well made for the price. The package included a 1.5m (nearly 5 feet) DP cable (I ended up ordering my own because I wanted just a little more cable) and uses a "wall wart" type AC adapter for power. You might have to plan for that if you don't have the free space for an adapter, though it was fine for me.The screen arrived with zero pixel defects. The red seems a tad strong, I adjusted it down a little for me, but the colors look good.The cons - a few things kept it from me giving it a 5 star. The speakers are terrible. My previous display had speakers and I used them all the time, they sounded pretty decent. These ones, I'd have to say barely usable. Fine for system noises, but not so much media. So I'm having to pull out an old pair of good speakers from retirement to use again.The screen does have some light bleed in the bottom corners, this is what made me consider if I was going to send the display back the most. I've decided it's not something that reminds me it's there, so I can live with it, especially for the price. And don't forget to turn the brightness down after you get it, as usual for tv/displays, it comes nearly maxed.There's a few minor esthetics I'd have liked changed, I'm not crazy with the power light being on the right side of the display and more importantly that it blinks amber when in stand-by (why blinking?? Just make it solid on) and I don't like that there's no dedicated power button. If you want to turn off the display, you have to press and hold the multi-function button for 3ish seconds (the instructions weren't clear on this, just that you could turn it off with it). It's not something I'll need to do often, but once in a long while I may leave the computer on to do something overnight and I want to make sure the display won't turn on.So overall, I'd say a good display for $169, a great one for $135. The PX248 Pro is a good, cheap gaming display. Just don't plan to rely on the speakers.

When my friend recommended Pixio to me I was a bit hesitant because of their price tag. However, I bit the bullet and bought the monitor when it was on sale.The picture is crisp and the settings allow for a rather dynamic set of changes. You can also save different profiles into the monitor itself so you can easily have a few different "picture modes" along side the ones that come standard.The on-screen FPS display is a bit too big for my liking, but it's still cool they include the feature.The crosshair is super useful, since it can not only be re-positioned, but there's a few variations on the style too. No more putting a piece of tape on the screen and drawing a dot here, and no need to buy some silly laser-dot string to put on your monitor either.There's also a timer built into the screen but I haven't actually made use of that just yet.All in all, it's a great monitor and well worth the money, sale or not. But do pay attention to which model you're buying. The 248 and 248S are almost identical, but the 248S is a bit smaller in height (like 2-4cm or so) and has a higher refresh rate (144hz vs this one at 120).

The monitor works amazing! Pixels look great and it runs super smoothly. I’ve been looking everywhere for a white monitor in my price range and this was it! Usually speakers on monitors aren’t great, so I wasn’t expecting much from the sound. However the only con was that the sound that does come from the monitor is really quiet. Recommend just buying some separate speakers!

I had a 120hz monitor for many years, and this model is a stark difference. The colors are far better than my old TN display, fast game play became soooo much clearer. I can finally turn the screen quickly and still see what's going on.The only downside of this monitor is the tiny included stand, but since it has VESA mounts on the back, I was able to get a 3rd party stand for about 15 bucks that fits my needs.Overall I imagine I'll keep this screen for years to come without ever considering an upgrade.also the tiny bezel looks noice

ya tengo un año usando este monitor, recuerdo el dia q lo instalé... wow!!! fué como si cambiara mi pc... la calidad del panel es excelente, los colores muy bien, tiene muchas opciones para el gusto de cada uno y creo q fue una excelente decisión a pesar q no conocía para nada la marca.... pero investigando recuerdo que encontré q usa partes y componentes de monitores de mucho mas valor, pero igual en prestaciones... asi q sin duda lo recomendaría a cualquiera que necesite pasarse de un monitor 60hz a uno de 120hz en adelante... creeme, la diferencia es muy muy notoria!

But once you get it going, it's pretty sweet

I bought this monitor because it came highly recommended on YT -especially by Optimum Tech and Consumer Tech Reviews. I've had it for close to a month now and it really delivers on quality especially at such a low price. Colors are nice and accurate, refresh rate goes up to 165Hz with the included display cable, the brightness is decent, and the stand is top tier in my opinion. The viewing experience is great and so far, I'm happy with the purchase. The monitor has some in-built speakers which aren't the best but get the job done. You get your money's worth there. No issues so far, great monitor at a great price.

This is a brilliant monitor!I have this connected to my Xbox Series X and allows me to play optimised games at 120fps.A nice crisp 1080p panel provides a great picture for any game I have thrown at it.I also have this monitor connected to my laptop as an extended display.There have been no problems so far with this monitor and it is worth every pound, a great cheaper solution for your work/play needs!

I paid 189$CAD so I'm reviewing for that price. I never heard of Pixio before. I just learned that the CEO is a gamer so I would trust this company. 24.5"(25) is not the usual size but it's the perfect size for 1080p content, I think bigger than that and you have diminishing returns. I don't know if the stand is good, I'm using a VESA arm. The colors are kind of good for a cheap display like that. I almost left the settings by default and my video games were beautiful. HDR350 is kind of useless, but with Windows 11 Auto HDR you can have surprising results. No man's sky with Auto HDR is just incredible. Resident Evil 2 remake with HDR is really cool. It's not true HDR1000 but it's sometimes usable. I will definitely try Windows 11 Auto HDR with every modern games just to see if it's better than SDR. So I'd say it'S useless to usable sometimes, don't buy it for that HDR tag.I could plug my wired earbuds in the monitor and the sound is good 24bit/96 (actually better than my computer Realtek drivers). The 144hz is impressive (first time experimenting it), I already can't go back to 60hz/60fps after 1 day so be prepared. I would trust this company any day.A little con but I'm not sure if I can fix it with settings or this monitor just show you bad quality content: Youtube videos and Twitch stream I watch are sometimes low quality and this monitor shows me every bad codec pixels from these kind of video content. Watching big 4k HDR video is impressive so I guess this monitor don't like lower quality content! Might be a setting somewhere, or a flaw at some point because not a lot of things I watch is super quality on the Internet. But. For that price, can't, get, better, than, this. Final point.

It’s not useable for me. It work good sometime. It was very clear picture when it’s working. However, just not stable at all! Can’t even see when I install new OS.