Best Monitors - 280 to 400 cd/m^2 Brightness, Clock phase User Controls, DVI-D Digital Video Input Standard

'Compared to other flat panel monitors on the market, it is relatively expensive at around $380.'

'the Ferrari F-20 shows a few odd design decisions.'

'For most monitors, a viewing angle of around 45 degrees off-centre is easily achieved, but the F-20 starts to diminish in brightness a little before that point, which will definitely be a problem if several people watch at once.'

'wide footprint.'

'It might not offer the features but the quality is similar.'

'No extras such as speakers or USB ports.'

'Colors seemed slightly bland and muted, though some hues in a photo of a fruit tart looked realistic.'

'The buttons are also quite small and spaced close together, which led us to frequently pressing the wrong button by mistake'

'Speakers turn off along with monitor. 16:10 still leaves some black bands when watching 16:9 movies.'

'the pair of feeble integrated speakers are only suitable for the most rudimentary audio playback.'

'Speakers turn off along with monitor. 16:10 still leaves some black bands when watching 16:9 movies.'

'the pair of feeble integrated speakers are only suitable for the most rudimentary audio playback.'

'I ended up having to prop the display up on a couple of large books to achieve the best height for my eyes.'

'difficult-to-use on-screen menu system'

'The panel is fixed at 3.5 inches above the desk, which is pretty low for the average user; we prefer a minimum of 4 inches,'

'the controls for the speakers--and for everything else--take too many button pushes, and the on-screen display could be easier to navigate'

'wide footprint.'

'It might not offer the features but the quality is similar.'