Product Overview
ConsumerArena Rating
The Essential S3 LS24F330EA is a simple, sensible budget monitor.
See full rating breakdown →| Model Name | Essential S3 LS24F330EA |
|---|---|
| Brand | Samsung |
| Model Number | LS24F330EAWXXL |
| Colours | Black |
| Launch Date | 1 November 2025 |
Variants & Prices
| Variant | Price |
|---|---|
| 24-inch | ₹7,199 |
Quick Summary
The Essential S3 LS24F330EA is Samsung's budget 24-inch Full HD monitor for everyday home and office use. It uses a VA panel with a 3,000:1 contrast ratio and a 100 Hz refresh rate, which gives deeper blacks and smoother motion than many monitors in this range. Connectivity is basic, with one HDMI and one VGA port, and the stand only tilts. At around Rs 7,199 on Flipkart today, it is a simple, dependable second screen or study monitor backed by a three-year warranty.
Available Variants
This product has one version in India: the 24-inch Full HD model in black. It is sold with a three-year manufacturer warranty.
Design & Build Quality
The monitor is a flat black panel with a plain, simple stand. It is light, at about 2.8 kg with the stand, so it is easy to move around a desk or carry between rooms. A claimed 20 percent of the plastic used is recycled.
The stand only tilts, so you cannot adjust height or rotate the screen. If your desk is at an awkward height, a stack of books or a wall mount will help, and the standard 100 by 100 mm mounting pattern makes a wall or arm mount possible. Without the stand the monitor weighs about 2.4 kg.
Display Quality
The 1920 by 1080 Full HD resolution is a good match for a 24-inch screen. Text and images look sharp enough for documents, web pages, video calls and streaming, and it is easy on an older laptop or a basic desktop.
The VA panel is the main difference from the IPS monitors sold at this price. Its 3,000:1 contrast ratio gives deeper blacks and better depth in films and dark scenes, and it suits a room where the lights are dimmed in the evening. The trade-off is a narrower range of colour than a good IPS screen, with coverage of 72 percent NTSC, so it is not the right tool for colour-critical photo or design work.
Brightness is 250 nits typical, which is fine for an ordinary indoor room but not for a very bright space. Viewing angles are listed at 178 degrees, so the picture stays usable if you sit slightly off to one side.
The monitor supports up to 100 Hz, which makes scrolling and cursor movement look smoother than on a standard 60 Hz screen. Samsung notes that the default is 60 Hz, so you need to switch to 100 Hz in the monitor settings. The response time is 5 ms.
Connectivity & Ports
The monitor has one HDMI 1.4 port and one VGA (D-Sub) port. HDMI suits a modern laptop, a desktop or a streaming box, and VGA keeps older computers and office machines usable. There is no USB-C port, no USB hub and no second HDMI input, so connecting two modern devices means swapping the cable.
There are also no built-in speakers, so you will need headphones or external speakers for sound.
Eye Comfort & Everyday Features
Samsung lists flicker-free technology and an Eye Saver Mode that reduces blue light, and describes its eye-comfort technology as TÜV certified. For long study or work sessions, these features help reduce tiredness without any extra effort.
Off Timer Plus switches the monitor off after a set time, and Eco Saving Plus helps reduce power use, with a maximum consumption of 25 W. The monitor is Windows 11 certified. A Game Mode adjusts colour and contrast for casual gaming.
Features Assessment
The feature set is modest but sensible for the price. The 100 Hz refresh rate, high contrast VA panel and eye-comfort features cover the basics well. There are no smart features, speakers, USB ports or adjustable stand, and the single HDMI input limits flexibility.
If the monitor will sit in front of one computer for work, study or entertainment, nothing important is missing. Buyers who want a multi-device desk should look at monitors with more ports.
Ease of Use
Setup is simple. The box includes the monitor, a power cable, an HDMI cable and a user manual, so a laptop or desktop with HDMI can be connected straight away. The tilt stand is easy to adjust, and the settings menu covers brightness, Eye Saver Mode and Game Mode.
The reminder to switch the refresh rate to 100 Hz in the settings is worth remembering after setup, because it is not the default.
Value for Money
The monitor is available at around Rs 7,199 on Flipkart at the time of writing, sold by a main Flipkart seller and in stock. For that price, you get a 24-inch Full HD screen with a 100 Hz refresh rate, a high contrast ratio, eye-comfort features and a three-year warranty, which is a good package from a well-known brand.
The savings come from the basics: a tilt-only stand, one HDMI port and no speakers. If those limits do not matter to you, the value is strong.
Who Should Buy It?
Students, home users and small offices who need a reliable second screen or a simple main monitor will find it a good fit. It also suits movie and series watching in a dim room, thanks to the deep blacks of the VA panel.
Who Should Consider Alternatives?
Anyone who wants accurate colours for photo or design work should consider an IPS monitor. Buyers who need a height-adjustable or rotating stand, several HDMI ports, USB-C or built-in speakers should look at higher-priced models.
Pros
- 3,000:1 contrast ratio gives deeper blacks than most IPS screens
- 100 Hz refresh rate for smoother scrolling and motion
- Flicker-free and Eye Saver Mode for long hours
- HDMI and VGA ports suit new and older computers
- Light at 2.8 kg and easy to wall mount
- Three-year manufacturer warranty at a low price
Cons
- Stand only tilts, no height or rotation adjustment
- Only one HDMI port, no USB-C or USB hub
- No built-in speakers, needs separate audio
- Narrower colour range, not for colour-critical work
- 100 Hz must be switched on in the settings
Overall ConsumerArena Rating
Good
How we rated it
Light and neat, but the stand only tilts
Sharp Full HD with deep blacks from a high contrast VA panel
One HDMI and one VGA, no USB-C or hub
100 Hz and flicker-free eye care at a low price
Simple setup and an easy tilt stand
A branded 100 Hz monitor with a long warranty at an entry price
Editorial Verdict
The Essential S3 LS24F330EA is a simple, sensible budget monitor. Its best qualities are the sharp Full HD picture, the high 3,000:1 contrast of its VA panel and the 100 Hz refresh rate, which together make everyday viewing smooth and pleasant. Flicker-free technology and Eye Saver Mode help during long sessions, and the three-year warranty adds confidence for a low-cost screen. The compromises are clear: the stand only tilts, there is just one HDMI port with a VGA port beside it, there are no speakers or USB ports, and colour coverage is modest, so photo and design work is better left to IPS models. It is light and easy to wall mount, which suits small desks and shared rooms. Over two or three years of ownership, a plain monitor like this should serve well as a study, home or office screen, as long as expectations stay realistic. It is the right choice for students, home users and small offices that want value, and the wrong choice for colour-critical work or multi-device desks. The overall rating reflects strong value with limited ergonomics and ports.
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