ViewSonic TD2421 24" Touch Monitor, 1920 x 1080, 50,000,000:1 Contract Ratio, 250 cd/m2, VESA Compatible 100 x 100 mm, 178/178 Viewing Angles, HDMI&VGA, Build-in Speaker

Pros: Fast and responds quickly to the touch. Nice clear picture very sharp images.

Cons: None

Overall Review: Very Happy with it

Pros: Windows 8 plug 'n' play but you do need the INF for the display not the HID touch parts . Use the windows 7 INF because there is no windows 8 INF file . The windows 7 file works flawlessly on two boxes. One hooked to DVI the other VESA both Windows 8 Pro . The bottom line is it's compatible with windows 7 and 8 . See cons.

Cons: Only two fingers at a time . It takes a minimum of five to be windows certified . Not a big deal with 7 or 8 but 9 or whatever they call the next os may need the extra fingers . The Magix software "MAGIX Video easy SE" when you sign up you only get a code to take $15 of a purchase from MAGIX not the software unlock code. No HDMI port . But that's not all that bad of a thing most video cards still have DVI ports.

Overall Review: Over all well worth the money . Tablet PC magic appearance in control panel with usb cable hookup . Don't forget to calibrate .

Pros: A great monitor that has multi touch! I have had this monitor for a few months and I have to say it really looks good. People have said that the start menu right side edge swipe doesn't work. I have not had a problem with it at all. My 2 year old loves the fresh paint program finger painting without the mess, this thing is crazy cool. It is a very nice display clean and clear. the glossy screen has vivid colors and deep contrast.

Cons: None

Overall Review: I have not done any gaming with it, so I can't tell you how it responds. I don't think gamers would use a touch screen. Response Time of 5ms is not a problem unless you are gaming. I want to thank the others who reviewed this monitor, you helped me make a great purchase. Thanks Newegg.

Pros: Single-point touch works quite well in Linux. It also works when used as part of a multi-monitor array once you've configured the xinput device with the right coordinate transformation matrix.

Cons: The glossy finish gave me headaches until I bought an expensive anti-glare film. Now the viewing angle has suffered somewhat when compared to the inexpensive matte-finish monitor next to it. This is a disappointing result for a touch-screen technology whose main benefit is that it doesn't require extra layers of film on top of the display surface. Another problem with the glossy finish is that the finger doesn't glide along the surface very smoothly. Anti-glare film fixes that, too. Screen-touching registers when your finger or pointing object is roughly a millimeter from the display surface. This takes a little getting used to, because of unexpected results while pressing or releasing.

Overall Review: Unless you're a fan of glossy screens, plan to spend money and time for an anti-glare film to stick to the surface. It is difficult to apply a filter to such a large screen even with an abundance of caution and patience. Can we start listing glossy/matte finish in product specifications, please?

Pros: This is my first touch screen monitor so I'm fascinated with touching the screen and how futuristic it is. I needed this for doing video work for events and the software UI works well with a touch panel. Also the angled stand works great for standing at a table / desk. -I actually like the glossy smart phone type of screen it has. -Color and brightness seems pretty good for the price. -The stand works well. It has a pretty ridged spring in it though. -Touch sensitivity seems to be as good as my LG V20 cell phone. The panel responds well even up to the very edge of the screen. -Has speakers, they're not great but not bad either but the fact it has anything and they work is a positive. -The size is perfect for travel. It folds flat 1.5". Perfect for sliding into a bag. -The weight is also perfect, it's one of the lightest panels out there! Great for mobility and flying with. -Takes HDMI and DP -It looks fairly professional / kinda wish they wouldn't put the parrot logo on the front. The red ViewSonic text looks better. /minorgripe -IPS and it makes sense for a monitor that tilts back like this one.

Cons: -IPS = 60Hz but it's ok for what it's designed for and the asking price. -The shielding that hides the monitors IO connectors on the back for the HDMI and DP are absolutely horrendous. The effort it takes to pry these things off warps the bezel and there is no way to connect your cables unless they are removed. every. time.. I have to now hold the bezel together to keep it from further separating during the process of removing the plates. I mean this is stupid and almost an egg deduction. If I could give it half a egg off I would. -The monitor seems to prefer detecting the HDMI before a DP. Meaning sometimes it will say no signal if you have only a DP cable connected to it. Maybe it's my 780 gtx gpu I'm using atm. But that sorta is annoying to trouble shoot. It does work after some tinkering. -Doesn't come with a DP cable. Only a Short HDMI cable and a useless male to male 3mm headphone jack cable.

Pros: Panel looks just fine Responsive Touchscreen The stand is recessed in the back of the panel, a big plus for me.

Cons: First unit I was sent had a broken HDMI port on it Second unit had no HDMI at all!! blows my mind that QC would pass something that's not even the same unit as described.

Overall Review: Buy at your own risk, like I said the unit is fine if you get a good one. Not in my case. Maybe the third times a charm?

Pros: This is a great monitor, worth the price. Great resolution. Love the touch screen

Cons: Speakers sound tinny

Pros: Setup was easy on Windows 10. Everything worked. Very happy with display.

Overall Review: Would recommend this morning based on cost and functionality.