Best Monitors - 280 to 400 cd/m^2 Brightness, Color User Controls, TUV GS 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'

'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 monitor is hardly elegant because of the large stand.'

'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.'

'When relying on perceptual values my prints, of well-corrected images on screen, were usually too dark, due to the screen image being too bright.'