SAMSUNG MD230X6 Black 23" 1920 x 1080 (each) 8ms (GTG) Full HD Height Adjustable Multi-Display LCD Monitor 300 cd/m2 DC 150,000:1 (3,000:1)

Pros: Very nice setup. I've owned many multi-monitor setups over the last decade or so. This was by far the best of them. The monitors blend well together with the small Bezel and its one of the best mounts out there. The remote to control all six at once is a nice touch.

Cons: I wish they were IPS displays. But they are still very high quality with good viewing angle and excellent color replication.

The response rate on these monitors is slow enough that gamers will not like them. I don't game so I don't care.

Other Thoughts: I bought the x3 over a year ago and I enjoyed it so much I upgraded to the x6 version. I kept the x3 and rotated the monitors to portrait instead of landscape. What a fantastic setup.

I noticed people write reviews for things they find overpriced when they don't actually own one. That isn't helpful to anyone. If its not in your budget or you find the bang-for-buck not to your liking, just don't buy it.

These are designed for VERY professional multi-monitor setups. You'll get much better results then buying your own monitors and a stand.

Pros: other thoughts...

Cons: other thoughts...

Other Thoughts: when running a 6 monitor setup you have to make sure your video card can support it. If running eyefinity technology for instance made by amd/ati, make sure your ati card can support a 6 monitor eyefinity setup. it seems you are only getting 3 out of 6 displays to work, possibly your video card is not advanced enough to handle the 6 displays. google amd eyefinity FAQs. this will show you which cards support up to 6 displays. to get up to multiple displays through nvidia technology you must be running sli. i hope this helps you solve your monitor issues.

Pros: Bezel's are smallest that I could find on any monitors. With the giant stand base included, I'm not afraid it will fall over in any way.
Stand has height adjustment, will move the bottom your monitors to only an inch off your desk, to about 5" off your desk.
The outer monitors will tilt in toward you about 30 degrees. This makes everything much easier to see, and properly presents your side vision during gaming.
The monitors connect in a way that eliminates much of the anger and stress of trying to get monitors to mount in a stand and line up properly. Because the monitors other than the two middle ones all mount to the other monitors they are automatically mostly inline. See cons to see why not quite perfect. The single remote that daisy chain connects to all of the monitors via a USB looking connection, allows you to change all monitor's settings or as many specific monitor's settings as you would like to at once. A set of buttons in 3x2 form list 1-6, and light up.

Cons: While the base is sturdy, and my desk is well, there is more wobble than I would care for when at my desk. This may be something that you must just accept for the pro of an adjustable height for your stand.
The two middle monitors screw directly into the stand, and it seems that either the mounts on the stand are off, or one of the sets of rear VESA mounts are off. Since your left and right monitors connect to the middle monitor, and one set is off, all of my top monitors are 2-3mm to the right of the bottom set.

Pros: These monitors are awesome, i have had absolutely no problems with them. Work perfectly, and gave you a great field of view. If you can afford this, then definitely go with the 3 monitor set up of this by samsung. Both are great options, my cousin has the 3 setup and also looks amazing.

Cons: None. Take your time setting up and make the wires neat, and know where they are.

Pros: Very nice picture, sturdy stand.

Cons: Good luck ever getting to use them. Seriously, if you ever have to turn them off, it will take you a week to get them all to turn back on. The remote will never control all the monitors, it will always leave at least one out of its configuration. If you turn the power off on a monitor for whatever reason, there's about a 10% chance of it turning back on. I was out of town all last week so I turned them off to save power, I came back Friday and turned them on, and got the bottom left, top middle, and bottom right monitors to turn on. I've spent every day of this weekend just trying to turn the stupid things on, and I still haven't been able to use it yet and I fly back out tomorrow morning. Right now I'm using the top left, bottom left, and bottom middle monitors because those three decided to turn on this morning.

For $3600, you'd think they would be more reliable, if I could get a refund I would.

Other Thoughts: I don't think I've ever been so upset after a purchase before in my entire life. Minor problems were even overlooked such as 3 day shipping taking 10 days.