Acer S220HQLAbd Black 21.5" 5ms LED Backlight Widescreen LCD Monitor 250 cd/m2 ACM 100,000,000:1 (1000:1)

Pros: It's light, bright, and crisp.

Cons: Before I go into the cons I just want to tell you I dual monitor, I use(d) this and the newer model of it. I have had this for about 10 months now, it was great but..... Last night it randomly went black. At first I assumed maybe my graphics card was pooping out on me because my other monitor was fine. So I did some troubleshooting and was surprised to find out it was my monitor. I have had it for about 10 months with no abuse being done to it in that time.

Other Thoughts: I gave it 3 stars because of it going out on me after only 10 months of use. Hopefully this isn't a problem for others. I found it great other than the fact it RANDOMLY died on me.

Pros: good picture and nice looking

Cons: cheap stand

Pros: They are very thin and quite light. I like how short the bases are compared to my old dell monitors, but for some this may be a problem. I love the picture, very crisp and clear.

Cons: Nothing really important, I have one monitor plugged in via VGA and the other DVI, same exact settings, but the VGA plugged monitor seems to be just a bit brighter.

Pros: Great picture. Good price range, especially when on sale. Very easy to set up and use.

Cons: None as of yet.

Pros: Cheap! Super thin and light, low power consumption. No dead pixels, came with DVI and RGB cables.

Cons: No height adjustment.

Other Thoughts: The included cables are short (~1m long) but at least they're included.

No speakers.

This monitor is great for everyday use and gaming. It's very nearly up to snuff for graphics work as well; the gamma is spot on with sRGB standards, but it loses contrast slightly at high saturation and has very mild pixel walk.

Pros: -Fast/Good shipping
-Built to last
-Best bang for the buck.

What more to say?

Cons: Nada <3

Pros: Contrast is fantastic, and the picture clarity through DVI connection is sharp/crystal clear. The unit came within 2 days of my initial order, and came undamaged. The viewing angles for the unit seem to be quite large.

Cons: It cost money?

Other Thoughts: Stand seems precarious at first glance, but is actually quite sturdy and adjustable. I'm using the monitor for gaming, and although the brightness will need to be toned down for most, the unit has been effectively plug & play. Very easy to set up.

Pros: Price was right when I bought it. I don't do any serious imaging work, so this monitor is good enough for me.

Cons: Normal TN panel cons.

Pros: - Great price (on sale for $120)
- Sturdy base, won't wobble for the most part
- Lightweight but still good quality
- No dead pixels

Cons: - No HDMI port but definitely not a deal breaker
- Buttons are along the bottom ridge of the monitor, making it kind of an inconvenience when you can't see what you're pressing, but I could see some people preferring this.

Other Thoughts: I was one of the few that put the "neck" onto the base backwards before I read the instructions. If you do this, it makes it very difficult to detach it from the base again, and I have no idea why. There are no latches or anything that lock it into place until you tighten the screw underneath the base, but it's impossible to do that if the neck is on backwards.

The amount of strain it took me to separate them again made me think I was going to break something, but I didn't. And there was no trick to it. I just pulled them apart really hard and it worked.

Pros: works like it should. Great screen for common use and searcheing net.

Cons: none so far.