Best Monitors - 220 to 280 cd/m^2 Brightness, NEMKO Regulatory Approval, DVI-D Digital Video Input Standard

'Screen adjustment buttons aren't clear.'

'it follows the VESA standard for optional wall mounting, the 192N isn't very maneuverable on your desk: The stand offers a fair amount of tilt adjustment, but no swivel -- although of course it's easy to move the whole, 12.5-pound monitor to a different angle -- and no height adjustment.'

'Screen adjustment buttons aren't clear.'

'it follows the VESA standard for optional wall mounting, the 192N isn't very maneuverable on your desk: The stand offers a fair amount of tilt adjustment, but no swivel -- although of course it's easy to move the whole, 12.5-pound monitor to a different angle -- and no height adjustment.'

'Color shifts are apparent pretty quickly, and the display loses contrast and brightness as you move your head left or right from the center.'

'The aesthetic appeal of the Viewsonic VX2245wm ViewDock's design is largely dependent on how much you like having an iPod docked right below your screen.'

'I was grateful for the added bass response, but the audio quality was still disappointing.'

'The only adjustment you can make to the ViewSonic VX922 is to tilt the display panel about 30 degrees backward and forward.'

'high price'

'small price increase'