LG 24MP59G-P Review

Curved No

Curve radius N/A

Weight (without stand) 6.2 lbs (2.8 kg)

Weight (with stand) 7.1 lbs (3.2 kg)

The LG 24UM59G has a decent design. It has a glossy bezel and modern V-shaped stand that give it a stylish look. Unfortunately, it can’t be VESA mounted, and it has a very basic stand with bad ergonomics, so it can be difficult to place it in an ideal viewing position. It has decent build quality, with no obvious issues or concerns.

Width 15.4″ (39.1 cm)

Depth 7.6″ (19.3 cm)

The stand is basic but supports the monitor well. It has a small overall footprint that allows you to place things directly in front of the monitor.

Height Adjustment 0.0″ (0.0 cm)

Switch portrait/landscape No

Swivel Range N/A

Tilt Range -15° to 2.5°

Wall Mount N/A

Unfortunately, it can’t be VESA mounted, unlike the widescreen variant, the LG 29UM69G-B.

Borders 0.5″ (1.3 cm)

The borders are thick, so this isn’t a good choice for a multi-monitor setup. There is a small gap between the bezel and the first row of pixels, but this isn’t too noticeable.

Thickness (with stand) 5.1″ (13.0 cm)

Thickness (without stand) 3.4″ (8.6 cm)

The monitor appears fairly thin when viewed edge-on. Note that the stand cannot be fully removed.

The LG 24MP59G’s build quality is decent. It is entirely made of plastic, and some parts of it feel cheap.

Native Contrast 1,233 : 1

Contrast with local dimming N/A

The LG 24MP59G has a mediocre native contrast ratio, slightly better than the Dell P2417H and the LG 29UM69G. Dark room performance is less than ideal, as blacks look gray in a dark room.

Local Dimming No

Backlight Edge

There is no local dimming feature on this monitor. The video is for reference only.

SDR Real Scene 265 cd/m²

SDR Peak 2% Window 301 cd/m²

SDR Peak 10% Window 300 cd/m²

SDR Peak 25% Window 300 cd/m²

SDR Peak 50% Window 300 cd/m²

SDR Peak 100% Window 299 cd/m²

SDR Sustained 2% Window 299 cd/m²

SDR Sustained 10% Window 299 cd/m²

SDR Sustained 25% Window 299 cd/m²

SDR Sustained 50% Window 299 cd/m²

SDR Sustained 100% Window 298 cd/m²

SDR ABL 0.000

Decent peak brightness. Good enough for most rooms and slightly brighter than the HP 22CWA. There is no variation in peak brightness with different content, which is great.

HDR Real Scene N/A

HDR Peak 2% Window N/A

HDR Peak 10% Window N/A

HDR Peak 25% Window N/A

HDR Peak 50% Window N/A

HDR Peak 100% Window N/A

HDR Sustained 2% Window N/A

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HDR Sustained 10% Window N/A

HDR Sustained 25% Window N/A

HDR Sustained 50% Window N/A

HDR Sustained 100% Window N/A

HDR ABL N/A

HDR is not supported on this monitor.

Color Shift from Left 39°

Color Shift from Right 38°

Brightness from Left 48°

Brightness from Right 47°

Black Level from Left 75°

Black Level from Right 75°

Curve Radius N/A

Decent horizontal viewing angle. Like most IPS monitors, the black level remains constant when viewed from the side. Colors remain accurate to a wide angle, but not as wide as the Dell P2217H or Dell P2417H.

Color Shift from Below 27°

Color Shift from Above 27°

Brightness from Below 33°

Brightness from Above 34°

Black Level from Below 75°

Black Level from Above 75°

Great vertical viewing angles. The black level varies a bit but remains accurate at any angle. The brightness drops as you move off-axis, but is slightly better than other similar models, including the Dell P2417H.

50% Std. Dev. 2.266%

50% DSE 0.114%

5% Std. Dev. 0.507%

5% DSE 0.061%

Excellent gray uniformity. There are a few dark bands throughout, but overall there is not much dirty screen effect, which is great for browsing the web or playing sports games. In near-dark scenes, there is almost no noticeable dirty screen effect.

Native Std. Dev. 3.978%

Std. Dev. w/ L.D. N/A

The monitor has bad black uniformity. There is noticeable clouding throughout the screen, and there is bad flashlighting from the edges of the screen that can be distracting when using the monitor in a dark room.

Picture Mode Custom

Luminance 304 cd/m²

Luminance Settings 100

Contrast Setting 70

RGB controls 50-50-50

Color Temperature 6,296 K

White Balance dE 5.50

Color dE 3.68

Gamma 2.13

Out of the box, the accuracy of the LG 24MP59G is disappointing. The white balance is significantly off, and even non-enthusiasts are likely to notice it. There is also significant color error, beyond the point where we expect people to start noticing it. Gamma does not follow the target curve and is nearly flat, so some scenes are too dim while others are too bright.

Picture Mode Custom

Luminance 100 cd/m²

Luminance Settings 19

Contrast Setting 71

RGB Controls 44-59-50

Color Temperature 6,422 K

White Balance dE 0.61

Color dE 1.00

Gamma 2.18

sRGB xy 93.3%

Adobe RGB xy 72.3%

sRGB in ICtCp 92.9%

Adobe RGB in ICtCp 79.3%

Wide Color Gamut No

DCI P3 xy N/A

Rec. 2020 xy N/A

HDR is not supported on this monitor.

DCI-P3 in ICtCp N/A

Rec. 2020 in ICtCp N/A

HDR is not supported on this monitor.

IR after 0 min recovery 0.08%

IR after 2 min recovery 0.00%

IR after 4 min recovery 0.00%

IR after 6 min recovery 0.00%

IR after 8 min recovery 0.00%

IR after 10 min recovery 0.00%

There is very little temporary image retention on the LG 24MP59G-P. Even immediately after showing a high contrast static image for 10 minutes, only a faint residual image is visible.

Color Depth 8 Bit

Great gradient performance on the LG 24MP59G. There are small vertical bands visible throughout, similar to the ViewSonic XG2402, but this shouldn’t be an issue.

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Pixel row error 0.007%

Pixel column error 0.000%

Perfect color bleed performance, there is no vertical bleed and the minor horizontal bleed is too small to be noticeable.

Very good reflection handling. Unless you have a large window directly opposite the monitor, there should be no issues.

80% Response Time 7.7 ms

100% Response Time 16.8 ms

Best Overdrive Setting Middle

Flicker-free Yes

PWM Dimming Frequency 0 Hz

Black Frame Insertion (BFI) Yes

BFI Maximum Frequency 75 Hz

BFI Minimum Frequency 75 Hz

By default, the LG 24MP59G is completely flicker-free, which is great. Enabling the 1 ms Motion Blur Reduction setting introduces 75Hz flicker, as long as the refresh rate is set to 75Hz. This makes motion appear more clear by reducing persistence blur, but the low flicker frequency may bother some people. At 60Hz, the BFI option is not available.

Native 75 Hz

Factory Overclock N/A

Variable Refresh Rate FreeSync

G-SYNC Compatible Yes

VRR Maximum 75 Hz

VRR Minimum 40 Hz

VRR Maximum With OC N/A

VRR Supported Connectors DisplayPort, HDMI

Native Resolution 7.1 ms

Non-Native Res @ Native Refresh N/A

Native Resolution @ 60 Hz 8.7 ms

Variable Refresh Rate 8.0 ms

10 bit HDR N/A

Black Frame Insertion (BFI) 15.1 ms

The monitor has excellent low input lag. It also supports FreeSync VRR which also has excellent low input lag.

Native Resolution 1920 x 1080

Aspect Ratio 16:9

Megapixels 2.1 MP

Pixel Density 92 PPI

Screen Diagonal 23.8″

Screen Area 242 in²

The LG 24MP59G is a small 24″ monitor, with a basic 1080p resolution that may disappoint some people.

DisplayPort 1 (DP 1.2)

Mini DisplayPort No

HDMI 1 (HDMI 1.4)

DVI No

VGA 1

DisplayPort Out No

USB No

USB C No

Analog Audio Out 3.5mm 1

Microphone In 3.5mm No

Digital Optical Audio Out No

Analog Audio Out RCA No

Power Supply External Brick

There is a 3.5 mm analog audio out port with adjustable volume, suitable for connecting speakers or headphones. It has DisplayPort, HDMI, and VGA inputs, but no DVI.

Speakers No

HDR10 No

Multiple input display No

Similar control scheme to most LGs. There is a single joystick that also acts as a select button. Adjusting settings with this is very easy.