Pros: The colors and contrast on this monitor are stellar and accurate. As someone who edits photos and does graphics design, being able to see all shades of white and black up to the very ends is very important. The 1920x1200 resolution grants more vertical real estate than standard 1080p displays, allowing more room to work in Photoshop and other software that requires a lot of screen space. The refresh speed in gaming is on par with TN panels I've used before. Monitors come on quite quick, so you can get right to the action. You don't completely miss your POST during bootup, either! If I ever needed to rotate my screens, these have the ability to do so... in addition to very flexible rotation and height adjustment. :)

Cons: Playing a game or watching a video that's extremely dark can be sometimes a little difficult, because there's a slight haze of light bleeding through. It's not really severe enough to bother me, however. Apparently, this is a common thing with IPS panels in general, not a fault of this screen.

Overall Review: I bought two of these. Their colors and calibration are identical, and I see no flaws between the two. I have a huge dual monitor desktop space to work in because of these beautiful things.

Pros: Absolutely flawless Canon DSLR. Fast, responsive, and vast array of Auto Focus features makes it great at capturing birds in flight. The high MP count and deep ISO settings make even low light photography far more viable. The Wi-Fi feature is extremely useful if you have a smartphone, allowing you to take self shots and group photos with greater ease. The flip out screen creates flexibility when using live view or recording movies (which themselves are excellent quality).

Cons: It doesn't bake delicious pies. Makes me want to buy L series lenses!

Overall Review: For anyone serious about photography, this is the camera body to get for a reasonable price. It won't steer you wrong. :)