Best Monitors - 200 to * cd/m^2 Brightness, Color User Controls, ISO 13406-2 (Pixel Defect Guidelines) Regulatory Approval

'the monitor is more susceptible to wobbling.'

'poor performance'

'Multi-touch is a horrible idea for a standard monitor - not ergonomic or usable in the least.'

'Typical bad monitor sound'

'Expensive..'

'the VX2835wm would not display at its native 1,920x1,200 resolution when connected to the HDMI port of our ATI Radeon HD 2400 Pro'

'Color tracking is poor in dark areas, with a noticeable blue tint.'

'Touch Controls Are Small And Not Backlit.'

'The SyncMaster 970P's svelte cabinet style does not leave room for a power supply, nor does the bezel contain any power or signal ports.'

'Its screen, though acceptable for most uses, doesn't excite the senses as well as the design does.'

'Sound playback is nothing special, since the integrated speakers are only putting out five watts of power per channel.'

'The tilting range is relatively limited (from 5 degrees down to 35 degrees up) and you can't pivot sideways without moving the entire unit'

'The wide-screen display features a one-inch, glossy black frame with rounded corners that doesn't quite match up with the metallic case behind the frame'