TRENDSONIC TSQ24F144B 23.8-inch FHD 144Hz IPS Monitor

Overview

The TRENDSONIC TSQ24F144B is listed in Bangladesh as a 23.8-inch Full HD IPS monitor with a maximum refresh rate of 144Hz. It is promoted for gaming and general desktop use. The display uses a 1920 × 1080 resolution and 16:9 aspect ratio, and local seller specifications list HDMI 1.4, VGA and an audio input. Retailers also list FreeSync, flicker-free operation, Low Blue Light and built-in dual speakers. A model-matched manufacturer datasheet for this 144Hz product was not located. TrendSonic’s manufacturer-hosted generic 60-series brochure does not match this model and specifies 60Hz, so it was excluded from the technical claims. The detailed performance figures in this review are therefore retailer-sourced and should be confirmed for the exact unit, especially if a particular 144Hz input mode, color, panel revision or warranty is essential.

Screen size, resolution and image

Retailer listings identify the panel as 23.8 inches diagonally with a Full HD 1920 × 1080 resolution and 16:9 aspect ratio. One seller lists an active area of 527.04 × 296.46mm and identifies panel model BOE MV238FHB-NY0. These panel details are seller-provided and may refer to a particular batch rather than every production run. The advertised brightness is up to 280 nits ±20, and the typical contrast ratio is listed as 1000:1. Sellers report 16.7 million colors and 99% sRGB / 72% NTSC coverage. Since no exact-model primary datasheet was found, these figures are not presented as independently verified or as a color-calibration result. For routine applications, native Full HD resolution provides a familiar desktop workspace; actual sharpness and color depend on source, picture settings, viewing distance and individual unit variation.

Refresh rate and motion

Bangladesh retailers list a maximum refresh rate of 144Hz. One seller specifically claims that the HDMI 1.4 input can deliver 144Hz, while VGA is listed up to 75Hz. The exact model’s manufacturer documentation was not located, so confirm the signal mode with the seller and test the selected resolution and refresh rate in the operating system. A high refresh ceiling can make supported motion appear smoother than a standard 60Hz display, but it does not guarantee a particular frame rate in every game. The graphics card, output port, cable, settings and application all matter. Listings state a 5ms OD response time. OD indicates an overdrive-mode claim, not a separate guarantee of real-world input latency. Avoid interpreting this value as a verified manufacturer GtG result unless the exact specification sheet for your unit confirms that measurement.

Panel features and adaptive sync

The model is listed as an IPS monitor with 178° horizontal and vertical viewing angles. This can support a wider viewing position than a narrow-angle panel, although image appearance still changes with distance, content and screen settings. Retailers list FreeSync, Low Blue Light and flicker-free features. No official manufacturer support range, certification number or feature implementation details were found for this exact model. Treat these as local seller claims and check the on-screen menu and product documentation after purchase. If adaptive sync matters, confirm the compatible input, refresh range and graphics-card support. Eye-comfort functions do not promise a medical benefit; screen brightness, ambient light and regular breaks also influence comfort.

Connectivity and built-in audio

Local specifications list one HDMI 1.4 input, one VGA input and one audio input. The HDMI input is the digital connection for many computers and consoles, while VGA can support older hardware. Sellers state that HDMI can reach 144Hz at Full HD and VGA is limited to 75Hz; because this was not confirmed in a model-specific manufacturer manual, verify the mode using the exact unit and cable. Retailers describe the audio connector as Audio In and list dual built-in speakers rated 3W each at 4Ω. Confirm the connector format and whether the audio input accepts the source you plan to use. The reviewed specifications do not establish USB-C, a USB hub, DisplayPort or a headphone output, so those features should not be assumed. Inspect the connector labels on the rear panel before setup.

Stand, VESA and physical appearance

Retailers list a tilt range shown as +5°/−15° with ±2° tolerance. Because seller sources express the orientation differently, the catalog records the approximate forward/back tilt and keeps the source wording in the evidence note. A 75 × 75mm VESA mounting pattern is listed. Check bracket compatibility and the screw specification before mounting. The supplied stand does not have documented height, swivel or pivot adjustment in the reviewed source set. Catalog images show a dark bezel, dark rear casing and dark stand. However, the catalog’s color attribute and some retailer text say white, creating a color conflict. The exact listing SKU includes a B suffix, but this alone is not enough to prove the shipped finish. Ask the seller for a photo of the specific unit or packaging label before purchase if color matters.

Power and warranty

Retailers specify an external adapter with 12V DC and 2.5A output. They list power consumption as 28.6W typical and up to 30W, but the test condition and source are not provided. The 12V value describes the adapter’s output to the monitor, not the mains input. Use the original rated adapter and check the unit label before replacing it. Bangladesh retailers list a three-year warranty for this product. The exact service provider, exclusions and claim documents are seller- or distributor-dependent. Confirm the warranty in writing, keep the invoice and packaging if required, and ask whether dead pixels, adapter failures and panel issues have separate terms. The product description does not claim a universal manufacturer warranty beyond what the local seller confirms.

What the available sources do and do not prove

The strongest exact-model information found is from Bangladesh retailer listings for TSQ24F144B. Several agree on the core identity, FHD resolution, 23.8-inch IPS display, 144Hz, HDMI/VGA, 1000:1 contrast, 280-nit maximum brightness, 5ms OD, FreeSync and 3-year warranty. Sellers also state 99% sRGB / 72% NTSC, dual 3W speakers, VESA 75 × 75mm and a 12V/2.5A adapter. The TrendSonic-hosted 60-series document found online describes a different family and a 60Hz display; it must not be used to confirm this 144Hz model. Color descriptions also conflict between the catalog/some retailer text and the visible dark finish in the images. For this reason, the record distinguishes observed imagery from unverified seller attributes and does not add an unsupported official manufacturer warranty or certification.

Who may consider the TSQ24F144B

This monitor may be worth considering if you want a 23.8-inch IPS Full HD display and a retailer-listed 144Hz maximum for a compatible gaming or desktop setup. The reported dual speakers, HDMI/VGA choices and VESA mount can be convenient. It may not suit buyers who need verified manufacturer specifications, USB-C or DisplayPort, a particular officially supported FreeSync range, a guaranteed white finish, built-in headphones output or a height-adjustable stand. Compare the exact ports and refresh capabilities with your computer. Ask for the unit’s packaging, adapter rating and warranty terms. If color gamut or response characteristics are important for work, request a model-matched manufacturer datasheet or documentation tied to the specific panel before relying on a retailer claim. This description avoids inserting a changing market price or a seller review score.

Technical specifications

Key features

• 23.8-inch IPS screen with Full HD 1920 × 1080 resolution and 16:9 format.
• Maximum 144Hz refresh rate reported by Bangladesh retailers for the model.
• IPS panel identified by a local seller as BOE MV238FHB-NY0; exact production batch should be checked.
• Up to 280-nit maximum brightness ±20 and 1000:1 typical contrast reported by sellers.
• 16.7 million colors and retailer-listed 99% sRGB / 72% NTSC.
• One HDMI 1.4 input, one VGA input and one audio input listed by sellers.
• Retailers list FreeSync, Low Blue Light and flicker-free features; no certification or supported sync range supplied.
• Dual built-in 3W speakers (4Ω) listed by Bangladeshi sellers.
• Tilt stand and 75 × 75mm VESA pattern listed.
• External 12V DC / 2.5A adapter; 28.6W typical and 30W maximum retailer figures.

Advantages

• Full HD IPS display and retailer-listed 144Hz maximum are useful for supported games and everyday desktop use.
• Dual 3W speakers can provide basic sound without a separate speaker set.
• HDMI and VGA inputs cover a digital source and some older computers; a separate audio input is listed.
• The 75 × 75mm mount and tilt-adjustable stand support alternative placement.
• Retailers describe 99% sRGB/72% NTSC color coverage and wide 178° viewing angles, subject to verification for the exact unit.

Things to consider

• No official TSQ24F144B 144Hz manufacturer datasheet was located; key performance details are cross-checked retailer claims.
• The manufacturer-hosted TrendSonic 60-series sheet found is not this exact model and lists 60Hz, so it cannot validate the 144Hz product.
• Seller color field and catalog say white, but product photos show dark casing; confirm the shipped color.
• HDMI 1.4 bandwidth, VGA refresh ceiling and 144Hz input mode should be verified with the exact signal source and cable.
• The audio connector is described as Audio In by retailers; confirm its physical size and function.
• Warranty and power figures are local seller reports and may vary by distributor or revision.

Frequently asked questions

What is the model number?

The model is TRENDSONIC TSQ24F144B. The model string is normalized without extra screen-size or refresh text.

What is the screen size and resolution?

Local listings specify a 23.8-inch panel with Full HD 1920 × 1080 resolution and a 16:9 ratio.

Does it support 144Hz?

Bangladesh model-specific sellers list 144Hz maximum and one says HDMI 1.4 supports 144Hz. Confirm the exact monitor revision, graphics output, cable and selected signal mode.

Which panel does the monitor use?

Bangladesh listing identifies an IPS panel; Orient Computers names BOE MV238FHB-NY0. This panel identification is a retailer claim, not a TrendSonic model-specific datasheet in the sources found.

What does 5ms OD mean?

Retail listings state 5ms OD, meaning an overdrive-mode response claim. It is not independently confirmed by a manufacturer datasheet and should not be re-labelled as an unqualified GtG result.

What ports are available?

Retailers list one HDMI 1.4, one VGA and one audio input. Check the rear panel and confirm the audio connector type for the unit.

Does it have speakers?

Bangladesh sellers list dual built-in speakers rated 3W each at 4Ω. Verify these are present on the exact production revision.

Does it support FreeSync?

Retailers list FreeSync support, but a supported refresh range or official compatibility certification was not located. Check the graphics device and on-screen settings.

What is the brightness and contrast?

Retailers list maximum brightness of 280 nits ±20 and typical contrast of 1000:1. No model-matched manufacturer datasheet was found to independently confirm these values.

What is the stand adjustment and VESA size?

Seller specifications list tilt around −5° to +15° with ±2° tolerance and a 75 × 75mm VESA pattern. Verify bracket requirements before mounting.

What color is the monitor?

Catalog photos show a dark/black bezel, rear housing and stand, but the catalog and some retailer fields say white. Ask for a photo of the exact unit or box label before ordering.

What warranty is available in Bangladesh?

Retailers list three years. Confirm the local service provider, claim process, exclusions and whether the box and invoice are required.

Technical claims are cross-checked from Bangladesh retailer listings. A TrendSonic manufacturer specification sheet for TSQ24F144B/144Hz was not located; confirm important details and warranty for the exact unit.