U241F

U241F is a model designation used for one or more 24-inch computer monitors produced by different manufacturers. The name is not tied to a single, universally defined specification, and individual models bearing the U241F label can vary in panel type, resolution, and inputs. The most common reference describes a 24-inch LCD display with a 16:10 or 16:9 aspect ratio, typically employing an IPS or VA panel. Resolutions are usually around 1920x1200 for 16:10 variants or 1920x1080 for cheaper or newer 24-inch configurations. Typical refresh rates are 60 Hz, with response times in the range of 4–6 ms.

Common features include multiple video inputs (HDMI and DisplayPort as standard, sometimes VGA), a built-in USB hub, and an adjustable stand offering height, tilt, and sometimes pivot, plus VESA mounting compatibility. Many models emphasize color accuracy and factory calibration, or at least standard sRGB coverage, and add flicker-free backlighting and low blue light modes for comfort.

Usage: U241F monitors are marketed toward office productivity, multimedia consumption, and light photo or video editing tasks, offering a balance of screen real estate, clarity, and ergonomics at a mid-range price.

Market presence: because the designation has been used by more than one brand, specifications and performance are inconsistent across different products with the same name. Users should consult the specific model’s data sheet or product page to confirm panel type, resolution, color gamut, and connectivity.