Hanns-G HL229DPB Black 21.5" 5ms Widescreen LED Backlight LCD Monitor 250 cd/m2 Active Contrast 30,000,000:1 (1000:1) Built-in Speakers

Pros: Price, Picture Quality

Cons: None yet

Other Thoughts: Have 3 setup in eyefinity configuration, no complaints, handles everything I have thrown at it.

Pros: Got it for $99.99.

Cons: None

Pros: Low cost, high resolution

Cons: stands do not adjust, internal speakers are a bit weak

Other Thoughts: Bought a pair of these to use in a home office for full time working from home. Gave 4 eggs because I just noticed a blown pixel on one of them. 3 weeks in and a blown pixel does not bode well. Would have given 5 eggs otherwise. The price is so good, that you can't expect to get everything you want (adjustable stands, cleaner lines).

Pros: i have another HANS that works fine for a bit over 1 year

Cons: I bought this new monitor end of 2012. The horizontal line suddenly appeared after barely four months usage.

Pros: -Great Contrast ratios
-Great resolution (1920x1080 for a 22" monitor)
-Best price you will find for a monitor of its size and quality

I bought this mostly for gaming and web browsing (I wanted a high resolution for more screen space, and 1080 for gaming).
In games, I see detail that I never knew existed. The contrast is that great. I upgraded from a 20" acer 1600x900 native and I have a 1920x1080 asus 27". The details I am talking about were not apparent in either monitor, but are in this Hanns.
I strongly recommend this if you are looking for a 1920x1080 monitor, but are also on a budget.

Cons: -5ms response time (though is highly outweighed by other features of the monitor)
-No hdmi or display port (not an issue for what I use it with, but some may want to hook a gaming system or digital camera directly to it, keep in mind DVI natively does not carry sound)

Other Thoughts: I use this as a monitor for my main setup. 27" was way too big for everyday web browsing and would have been too close to my face at my current workstation. 22" is just the right size giving me a high resolution at a low body distance. This monitor is perfect for workstations as well as entertainment.

Pros: No dings or stracthes, light, base ez mount. No dead pix. Worked out of the box.

Cons: none atm.

Other Thoughts: says dvi-i but has dvi-d, as does my mother. ordered dvi-d cable because of other reviews. Cable in transit, so I am using a dvi-i cable at this moment with no promblems. no problem with studs or screwing head on or vid res.

Pros: Pricing

Cons: In addition to the very accurate complaints about the non-existent DVI cord... I find the power cord for the monitor to be very short.

Other Thoughts: Got this on sale at 99.00. It arrived after 2 days. Took it out of the box... tried connecting it to VGA ports on 2 computers. Would not accept an input signal. Tried using DVI and that didnt work either. The only thing it would do - cycle through the colors like a Christmas light.

Spending $20.00 to send back for a replacement.

Pros: Good all around specs for the price.

Cons: This monitor does NOT have a DVI-I connector, unlike in the written description AND the photograph. It is DVI-D. I should have read the other reviews before ordering the wrong cable.

Pros: Cheap monitor when on sale with free shipping. They are VESA mountable and work well.

Cons: On one of the monitors, the bottom half of the screen died after three days of use. I'm guessing it didn't survive the infancy period and had I burned it in instead of using it for short periods of time, it would have survived. I have to pay the ~$20 return to get another on back. Going to burn them all in once it comes back.

Also, the standoffs are too short for any normal DVI cable. You just have to shove it up there and not screw it in for it to work. It still works, you just can't move the monitor around or else the DVI cable will fall out.

Other Thoughts: Keep in mind they don't come with DVI and the DVI type is not what Newegg claims it to be. Read all the reviews to make sure you get the right DVI cable. Great little monitor, but being that you're probably looking at it because you're on a budget, be prepared to send one back unless you get lucky like the person who bought 20. Also, if they work when you first get them.... make sure to burn them in if you can (aka, keep it on for a long period of time so the circuits don't die in the infancy period of electronics)

I would have loved to give 5 eggs, but a couple of quirks happened that I honestly was expecting but hoping to avoid.

Pros: Value for money. LED backlighting, capable of fairly deep contrast. Crisp image, no dead pixels, allows for pretty good bit of play in color, contrast, brightness adjustments.

Cons: Not the best in terms of wide angle of view. Screen a little to reflecitve of ambient light. I ordered 2 monitors. The color/ brightness calibration on the 2 were not equal. They were close, but not equal. Required some play in settings, but really not a big deal.

Other Thoughts: I think this monitor generally sells on NewEgg for 130. I would not buy these monitors, nor recommend someone pay this price for them. They go on sale from time to time for 99 dollar, and at this price point are exceptional value for money. They are not high end monitors, and if you're looking for a non-reflective screen, wide viewing angle, totally accurate color reproduction, and edge to edge screen, obviously these are going to fall short of the mark. If, however, you're looking for bang for your buck, these can't be beat.