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3 OnePlus Monitor E 24 features to keep in mind as it goes on sale today

OnePlus Monitor E24 launched in India along with OnePlus Monitor X27 a while back. The titular monitor is finally going on sale today and here are 3 of its key features that you should know while making the purchase decision.

OnePlus Monitor E24 specs and features

OnePlus Monitor E24

1. OnePlus Monitor E24 comes with a 24-inch FHD panel with 250nits brightness, 178-degree viewing angle,  75Hz refresh rate, Adaptive-Sync Technology, 5ms response time, and TÜV Rheinland rating for protection against blue light and flicker.

2. The OnePlus E24 display is engulfed by an 8mm slim bezel-less design on three sides. It looks minimal and somewhat similar in design to other popular monitors like Apple Studio Display and Samsung Smart Monitor M8. That’s probably because of the way its stand which is aluminium alloy-made can be adjusted between -5 degrees to 15 degrees.

OnePlus Monitor E24

3. The host of connectivity options includes a USB Type-C port with 18W power delivery, 1 HDMI port, 1 VGA port and 1 audio jack.

OnePlus Monitor E24 price and sale details

OnePlus Monitor E24 is available in India at ₹27,999. You can buy it from OnePlus.in, Amazon, Flipkart, and the brand’s retail stores starting February 15.

 



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