Best Monitors - Home Use, Black Exterior Color, TCO-99 Regulatory Approval

'Too bad: you can't raise, lower, pivot, or swivel the display.'

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'sloppy color temperature setup'

'Expensive.'

'features are sparse'

'colour handling goes out of the window, with nasty steps in colour ramps instead of the smooth graduations we saw previously.'

'Compared to other flat panel monitors on the market, it is expensive at around $285.'

'It ranked second to last for image quality'

'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.'

'Expensive.'

'Colors were a bit off but text was legible from extreme viewing angles (though we're glad to see Samsung claim a relatively humble 160- instead of some vendors' farfetched 176- or 178-degrees-off-center viewability).'