Monitors

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Latest review: I've owned this monitor for 7 years--purchased in Q1 2016. Great for gaming with a fast response time (5ms), but image quality for professional use is lacking since it doesn't cover the entire RGB spectrum (which most normal monitors don't, but it's still true so I knock a point for that). It's close and great if calibrated, but not 100% RGB color profile. There are faster response <2ms for the "updated" model, but I have no experience with that one. However, it's $10 cheaper and given my prior experiences with Asus over the last decade, wouldn't hesitate to check that model out instead. It is model no. Asus VP228HE and now marketed specifically for gaming whereas this one, at the time of purchase, was not. This doesn't mean anything, just marketing, but if you had any doubts well now you know this line was made w/ good specs for gaming. For 21.5-22" it's perfect median between the old 19" standard luxury and commonplace 24" monitors for desktops nowadays (though I'm sure mainstream is yet to reach that size).The best feature of the reviewed model was actually the removable base w/ a folding thumb screw. I've moved at least 3x and lived in 3 states since owning this monitor and the fact the base removes has made travel w/ it very easy--not sure if there's easier/better solutions for folks who travel w/ their entire setup, but this is definitely a good feature.

Latest review: Good TV great price ! Great deal on black Friday. Buy it then

Latest review: I've owned this monitor for 7 years--purchased in Q1 2016. Great for gaming with a fast response time (5ms), but image quality for professional use is lacking since it doesn't cover the entire RGB spectrum (which most normal monitors don't, but it's still true so I knock a point for that). It's close and great if calibrated, but not 100% RGB color profile. There are faster response <2ms for the "updated" model, but I have no experience with that one. However, it's $10 cheaper and given my prior experiences with Asus over the last decade, wouldn't hesitate to check that model out instead. It is model no. Asus VP228HE and now marketed specifically for gaming whereas this one, at the time of purchase, was not. This doesn't mean anything, just marketing, but if you had any doubts well now you know this line was made w/ good specs for gaming. For 21.5-22" it's perfect median between the old 19" standard luxury and commonplace 24" monitors for desktops nowadays (though I'm sure mainstream is yet to reach that size).The best feature of the reviewed model was actually the removable base w/ a folding thumb screw. I've moved at least 3x and lived in 3 states since owning this monitor and the fact the base removes has made travel w/ it very easy--not sure if there's easier/better solutions for folks who travel w/ their entire setup, but this is definitely a good feature.

Latest review: Great looking monitor, elegant design looks great on my desk - using for business as third monitor ( mirrored to my primary monitor for clients

Latest review: I've owned this monitor for 7 years--purchased in Q1 2016. Great for gaming with a fast response time (5ms), but image quality for professional use is lacking since it doesn't cover the entire RGB spectrum (which most normal monitors don't, but it's still true so I knock a point for that). It's close and great if calibrated, but not 100% RGB color profile. There are faster response <2ms for the "updated" model, but I have no experience with that one. However, it's $10 cheaper and given my prior experiences with Asus over the last decade, wouldn't hesitate to check that model out instead. It is model no. Asus VP228HE and now marketed specifically for gaming whereas this one, at the time of purchase, was not. This doesn't mean anything, just marketing, but if you had any doubts well now you know this line was made w/ good specs for gaming. For 21.5-22" it's perfect median between the old 19" standard luxury and commonplace 24" monitors for desktops nowadays (though I'm sure mainstream is yet to reach that size).The best feature of the reviewed model was actually the removable base w/ a folding thumb screw. I've moved at least 3x and lived in 3 states since owning this monitor and the fact the base removes has made travel w/ it very easy--not sure if there's easier/better solutions for folks who travel w/ their entire setup, but this is definitely a good feature.

Latest review: I love having this little monitor! It makes doing work so much easier. It was a little damaged and didn't come with the cord, but I bought it from the Warehouse, so its not a fault of the monitor, just a fault of Amazon. Only complain is that the port for the USB cord is really small, so many mini USB cords won't fit

Latest review: This monitor checked many of the boxes for what I wanted and delivered on all but one...swivel. Technically this monitor DOES swivel, but the way they added this feature is tacky at best and in some ways useless. There is a disc underneath the base which the whole unit rides on that provides the "swivel" function. Unfortunately their design is highly flawed which causes the monitor to slide all over any surface that is even slightly smooth. Swivel your monitor enough times and you will find the whole monitor has moved several inches from where you placed it on your desk. This seems trivial but this monitor was purchased for an application that requires it to be swiveled multiple times a day for different viewing.

Latest review: Not touchscreen at all. And if it is, it is definitely not user friendly. Can I get my money back please