Best Monitors - Selectable color temperature User Controls, FCC Class B Regulatory Approval, DVI-D Digital Video Input Standard

'one of the most awkward cable management systems I've tested'

'less accurate – display'

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

'ordinary grayscale gradient looks toned or colored in some spots'

'A set of 1-watt speakers comes built-in, but they deliver tinny, anemic audio.'

'it fared poorly in our text and graphic tests, where its unimpressive scores placed it at the bottom of all the models we tested.'

'The monitor also lacks a cable-management system, which is especially unfortunate when it's turned to portrait orientation and cords are sticking prominently out of the side.'

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

'high price'

'Megaexpensive.'

'Unfortunately, the confusing numerical labels don't explain the sort of viewing each mode is best suited for.'

'Plain, boxy design.'

'there was a very noticeable color shift, with white turning a dingy yellow'

'the joystick is not such an indisputable advantage because I??â„¢ve heard many users complaining about it and I??â„¢ve noticed it malfunctioning, too.'

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