Pros: Good ergonomic design, very thin border edges, no ghosting, great color range. Mine had no detectable dead pixils.

Cons: Backlight shines through around the edges, only noticible when screen shows black (i.e., when showing a black background), but I think this is a common issue with all LCDs. Front menu select buttons kind of hard to press.

Overall Review: There are not a lot of reviews for this fine LCD monitor, so I thought I would add my own. This is Viewsonics Pro (VP) series, which is superior to their VX series. The VXs may list a faster millisecond speed, and that may well be true, but the VPs have a greater color range and the design of the VP920 is far more professional than any VX. The thin edgeline also makes these great for dual monitor setup, which is what I eventually plan to do.

Pros: Nice small drive, powered off USB so no need for extra power source. Very quiet.

Cons: My issue is that it seems pretty slow for a USB 3.0 drive. It seems to be running about 130 mbit/s (15 to 16 MB/s), which is not even full USB 2.0 speed. Yes, I do have it plugged into a USB 3.0 port, which I have had working with other, faster USB 3.0 drives and memory sticks. I guess it's just not a very fast USB 3 drive. It took about 10 hours to copy 600 GB, which is pretty slow.

Overall Review: I just use the drive to rsync my file server for backups, so after the first copy of all my data, future rsyncs should not take nearly as long. Still, I wish the drive would actually run at USB 3.0 speed.