selling Samsung SyncMaster P2250 monitor 1080p resolution. selling as i am looking to upgrade. It’s still perfectly usable for daily work or browsing. i've repaired it once and the colours are not precise anymore after that. So this will not be suitable for working with accurate colours or graphics design where colours matter. But all pixels on display are 100% ok and no damage at all. I dont have computer to test it at the moment(no vga or hdmi port in laptop). but you can test it provided you have a device with VGA or hdmi port. if i recall correctly, the main buttons work but probably one of the less important button does not. Or maybe all buttons work. bought for around 8.5k many years ago. AI specification below so please verify.

Samsung SyncMaster P2250 – Full Specifications

Display Panel

Screen size: 21.5 inches (marketed as 22")

Panel type: TN (Twisted Nematic)

Backlight: CCFL LCD

Aspect ratio: 16:9 (widescreen)

Resolution: 1920 × 1080 (Full HD / 1080p)

Pixel density: ~102 PPI (approx for 21.5” FHD)

Image Quality

Brightness: 300 cd/m²

Static contrast ratio: 1000:1

Dynamic contrast ratio: up to 50,000:1

Color support: 16.7 million colors

Viewing angles:

Horizontal: 170°

Vertical: 160°

Reality check: Being a TN panel, colors and viewing angles are weaker than modern IPS monitors.

Performance

Response time: 2 ms (GTG)

Refresh rate: 60 Hz (up to ~75 Hz max signal)

This was considered very fast for gaming when it launched (around 2009–2010).

Connectivity

VGA (D-Sub): Yes

DVI-D: Yes

HDMI: Not available

Audio / Speakers: None

Important: You’ll need DVI or VGA (or adapters for modern PCs/laptops).

️ Physical & Build

Dimensions (with stand): ~51.8 × 39.7 × 18.9 cm

Weight: ~4.4 kg

Color: Glossy black (“Rose Black” design)

Stand features: Tilt only (no height/rotation)

VESA mount: 75 × 75 mm

Power

Power consumption (active): ~40W

Standby: <1W

Power supply: Internal

Features & Software

Samsung proprietary features:

MagicBright 3

MagicColor

MagicTune / MagicWizard

MagicRotation

HDCP support: Yes

Plug & Play: Yes

Missing (by modern standards)

No HDMI / DisplayPort

No USB hub

No speakers

No height adjustment

No IPS panel

Summary (Real-World View)

Sharp Full HD resolution

Very fast 2ms response (still decent today)

TN panel → weaker colors & angles

Old connectivity (needs adapters)

Still usable for:

Office work

Secondary monitor

Basic gaming