ViewSonic Graphic Series VG2732m-LED Black 27" 3ms Pivot, Swivel & Height Adjustable Widescreen LCD Monitor 300 cd/m2 DC 20,000,000:1 (1,200:1) Built-in Speakers

Pros: I upgraded from a 22" Chime monitor, so this one seemed much bigger at the time, now I'm used to the size. I am a photographer and the colors on here is what I see on photos, so that's a plus. It's also really cool because it goes up down, left, right, and rotates (good for editing photos of people standing. I also do work in Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop and this monitor works really well with the colors I use for those programs.

Cons: The only con I have and the reason for not giving 5 eggs is the fact that there is a light that goes around the frame of the monitor, as if the lighting were on the edges. It's hard to explain, but it's only noticeable when watching a movie and dark scenes. I'm wondering if I'm the only one since I didn't see anyone else complaining of that.

Other Thoughts: Wish I had the money for two more, for gaming purposes. Yes, I game in my free time. :D

Pros: Large Monitor. Great for reading. :)
Great for surfing the web. Great for editing pictures.
Umm, Great for Gaming.
Great for having 4 usb ports within 18 inches away.
Support DisplayPort, DVI, RGB. I use the DisplayPort :)
Convenient Built-in Speakers.
Tilts/Swivel. Portrait Anyone?

Cons: None.

Other Thoughts: Actually, this monitor is connected to a pc that uses a 47" TV as an extended monitor. It is part of my entertainment system. I like to have all the features of my TV on my Viewsonic Monitor.

Built-in Speakers are OK. Not stereo quality, but that doesn't matter to me.

Pros: Big, rotates

Cons: Everything else. Displayport connection flickers in & out. Tried multiple cables. 1st unit RMAed due to stuck pixels. 2nd unit worse than first but Newegg says I am out of the window to RMA the second unit.

Other Thoughts: I bought this monitor to replace an older viewsonic monitor that lasted forever. Their quality now is garbage. Never again will I buy a Viewsonic monitor.

Pros: Great picture,gaming looks great ,
the extra usb ports on the side a plus

Cons: SD titles look a little grainy but HD titles are awsome

Other Thoughts: Its a great monitor for the price

Pros: Big! Very even backlight distribution. Pretty decent viewing angle. Cool stand, though I wonder how many years it will last and still hold the weight of the monitor. Can rotate vertically. USB hub built in (do people actually use that?)

Cons: No HDMI input, but a DVI to HDMI adapter worked just fine. If you're right in front it's perfect, but as you move left or right you'll get a yellow tint to the edges of the screen. Vertical angle doesn't seem quite as susceptible to that.

Other Thoughts: I got this monitor to connect to my laptop for photo editing. Out of the box it's not bad (albeit too bright) but after calibrating the colors properly with a gadget it's awesome! Just be sure to tone down the brightness a good bit before doing color calibration or you'll think your prints will be brighter than they are.

Pros: This is a great monitor. The biggest advantage is the stand. I was tired of going through lower cost monitors that could only swivel or tilt. I know most are VESA compliant and you can buy a new stand but when considering the cost of the monitor plus stand it often is more than this one.

Viewsonics G series monitors are fantastic. The picture on this one is much more clear than all of my other monitors. Graphics are clear, color is great, the adjustments are very smooth, and no bright leds when its in standby.

Cons: Speakers are horrible. But this is a monitor not a TV.

Other Thoughts: First one received had a line of red pixels about 3 inches long but the cardboard box had some scrapes from shipping. Newegg's RMA process was very smooth and only took about 10 days total.

Pros: BIG. Great stand system changes height, tilts, etc. Wonderful, very even color! White is WHITE. It makes my Acer monitor look horribly blue by comparison. Black is BLACK.

Cons: Comes too bright and too saturated out of the box if you're into exact color matching. Vertical viewing angle is kind of finnicky with colors going too dark if you get too low, and too light if you get too high, within just a few inches difference of view position. Onscreen menus suck. Neither problem is really that noticeable. Does not have HDMI...? Works with my DVI-HDMI adapter though.

Other Thoughts: If you're serious about color, you'll need to run a color correction on it, but afterwards it produces truer colors than any monitor I've owned. Matches perfectly to my photographic prints by a professional lab.

Pros: The monitor seems to be of good overall quality. I am used to 24" IPS (.27mm) monitors, I code 10 hours a day and so far this device impresses me. My IPS panels are better (sharper, off-axis) but then again cost as much or more, at 24". This device has a .31mm pixel pitch. I would guess is about the limit for up-close desktop work.

I would have loved to try the new PLS 27" at 2560x1440 but the .23mm pitch is just too tough (with Windows font defaults) until Windows scaling is truly figured out (maybe in Windows 8 or 9). I felt that for text work, I would end up returning it, or having to have it 10" from my face (a tough call, I hope I got it right).

This unit sits on my sofa end table for times when I want to do a little (text) work when in

For the stock trading reviewer that said the "2ms" response time shows "charts" loading faster. This is one of the funniest things I have heard in a while. I will have to remember this one. It tops the vivid 0ms gamer imaginat

Cons: Not a big con, but worth mentioning.

As stated by another reviewer, the controls (buttons facing down) are simply backwards - as counter-intuitive as they come.

There is also a blue LED facing down, I have no idea why it is there - to light up your finger tips as they fumble between the goofy buttons? It will take 100 button presses to finally get a simple setting figured out. This does not detract from the viewing quality of this monitor, but it is really silly.

Other Thoughts: The default out of the box brightness will blind you - just a gimmick to say, "look what we can do". At 50% in a this dark room, it bothers me.

I can't yet comment on the colors, I am not a graphics user, mainly text.

I use this as a 2nd monitor extending my HTPC Win7 desktop from my 55" VT30 - which at 10' is really stretching it for non-media Windows use. This 27" 1920x1080 monitor now sits on my end-table and is a nice option.

BTW, the VT30 55".... words cannot describe it, even the Windows desktop looks pretty good, but I mainly use it for TV and movies.

Cheap monitors have come a long way. I have not owned one from this vendor in 20+ years, but I can see why they are still around.

Pros: This new ViewSonic monitor replaced my 24" LG W2452T LCD monitor purchased about 4 years ago. Side by side comparison show both have excellent color rendition.

Even with the larger screen, colors are bright and the picture is sharp. No dead pixels showing and I would recommend this monitor to anyone.

It has an excellent stand and if you need to continually adjust due to multiple users, this one's for you.

Cons: None so far.

Other Thoughts: Great monitor for a reasonable price. NewEgg shipped one day and I had it the next (local to Southern California).

Pros: Height adjusts so smoothly and with such little effort it seems hydraulic -- that's just plain good design. Bought three for stock trading desk. Quick response time (3ms) must work -- see tremendous difference in loading speed of my stock charts. Monitors are sturdy and well-built. No dead pixels.
Using out-of-the-box settings. Exceeds expectations. Recommend.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: ASRock 990FX Extreme3
Radeon HD 6850 1GB
AMD Phenom II 550 unlocked to X4 B50
Crucial Ballistix 4GB
WDC WD5002
Seventeam 650W Modular PS
StarTech 10 ft Displayport cable for third monitor