LG 24" AIO thin client for use with Horizon view reviews?

[HPU-ADM]

I'm looking at https://www.cdw.com/product/lg-24ck550w-b-24in-fhd-led-mon/5064047

https://www.cdw.com/product/lg-24ck550w-b-24in-fhd-led-mon/5064047

it's basically a 24" All In One with a windows IoT 10 thin client.

It seems everyone wants to get a separate monitor with a thin client.  We on the other hand like that fact in an AIO (like a zero client) you just have 1 network cable and 1 power cable.

Anyone been using this model with their horizon desktops?  I have a demo and it's been pretty good.  But wanted to see what other thought and if they are reliable?

[BenFB]

I've used the AIO in past environments and enjoyed the convenience. The downside was when someone would damage the monitor which required replacing the entire device as opposed to just a monitor. They also limit your monitor size and if you're looking to use 2 or more monitors it's best to pair them with an identical model for color matching.

[JohnTwilley]

My company has around 3,000 of the Dell/Wyse 5040 AIO , which has a smaller 21.5 screen.  They have worked well, and were offered an extended warranty totaling 8 years. That's a long time for a device!  Dell has already EOL'd the 5040, and will replace it with a 24'' Dell 5470 AIO in a couple of months.

But, these all run Dell's ThinOS Linux operating system.  It's worth a look.

[mchadwick19]

I've used AIO's in the past from LG and Dell. My only gripe with them is the location of the USB ports is as convenient as having a P25/5030/5070 in front of you. Especially in a student environment where they will be turning the monitors aggressively.