Pros: BIG! Bright and beautiful screen. Nice colors. Very tight dot pitch for text. Built in scaling ability (in case u run a 16:9 or 4:3 source). My last monitor by doublesight didnt have it and it made PS3 look fuuny all stretched out in 16:10. Star Wars the Old Republic at 2560x1600 is PHENOMINAL. as Im sure all games will be.

Cons: None so far. The appearance is a little bland (brushed black finish) and the back looks odd being all aluminum (for heat disipation) but this thing is functioning well so far...

Overall Review: When I plugged in my PC via HDMI the picture only went to 1080p. Not unexpected, but a tad surprising since I know HDMI supports at least 1900x1200. When I went dual-link DVI the picture auto adjusted to 2560x1600. The monitor was VERY dull/dim when I was first tuning it and I was afraid that the 370 brightness was too low. Found out there is an eco setting in the menu defaulted to 50 %, turning the brighness wayyyy down no matter how you fine tune the osd. Crank it up a tad (I went 100%) and it is all good again. I know it's not my place to tell you to watch which video cards you are using, but just remember that playing games at this resolution strains the card ALOT more than 1080 and 1900x1200. I am running two Nvidia GTX 580s and have not had the first sign of stuttering, even with all the eye candy turned on (cant wait for Kepler tho).

Pros: Excellent Image quality Heavy Duty Construction

Cons: controls clunky, but you only need to set them once did not ding an egg for this

Overall Review: Bought for wife but now I want one for my rig. Needed new KVM switch as it needs DVI dual channel to run

Pros: Just built a new computer and chose this monitor. Solid. Nice brushed aluminum frame. Does radiate a bit of heat through the frame. No stuck pixels. Used a ColorMunki to calibrate it. Looks very good. The real estate is wonderful. This is a photoshop system - not a game system. I do not push it for speed but wanted good color. Like it so far.

Cons: Need some desk space.

Overall Review: It was a hard decision to try a 30". And then which one. I love it.

Pros: HUGE H-IPS = next generation of LCD tech past S-IPS, which the other 30" LCD's currently offer OSD is very good and powerful. Bezel is made of brushed aluminum that is black. Very nice finish especially on an top of the line display like this one. External Power Supply = The one component that fails in most monitors that makes them unusable. If this one goes out it's an easy swap rather than shipping the whole display back or even worse trashing it. 2560x1600 = AMAZING!!!! Very High quality Display Great color and brightness Nice adjustable mount Looks great on your desk, the aluminum bezel goes well with Apple products. Biggest, Best and Most advanced monitor available in the world! Gaming is amazing, like looking in to another world, loose yourself in the game. Entire periferal vision is taken up with ONE display!!!! absolutely amazing!

Cons: Dual-link DVI is hard to get on most video cards natively. Use a card with a Display Port and use an Accell Display port to DVI-D Dual-Link adapter, powered with USB. Accell B087B-002B DisplayPort to DVI Dual-Link Adapter Basically you have to use one of these Display port/ Mini Display port dongles to light this display off of your video card. Both ATI and NVIDIA both say they do Dual-Link DVI on the box but they mean that Display Port does Dual-Link DVI and that the card is ready to offer that format but will need the part to make it all work. This is the only thing I wish this display had was a native Display Port to skip this adapter. By the time your ready to buy one of these HUGE beautiful displays this dongle will be a minimal investment. Just dont forget this piece because it's required to get the display working with your video card. Not a fault of the monitor per-say

Overall Review: Newegg has/had their info a little off on this display 3 - year warranty Dual-Link DVI-D cable is included in the box

Pros: High Resolutions (of course) Awesome stand. Flexible inputs. Power supply is external.

Cons: Lots of wasted space in bezels, bigger footprint than needed. Monitor arrived damaged from factory, some functions don't work.

Overall Review: This monitor has a huge, heavy, brushed aluminum chassis. Mine arrived with a lage dent on one side, where it was struck with enough force to bend some internal brackets and shear through the screws holding the bezel together. Since the packaging was pristine, this obviously happened at the factory, and the unit was simply boxed up and sent on it's way. I can probably bang it back into shape and cobble it back together, but this isn't supposed to be a cheap disposable monitor. The VGA and HDMI inputs didn't work (despite trying a couple of cables). The DVI inputs, fortunately, work fine and I'll that rather than paying shipping and RMA charges. The picture is good, and the screen is bright and evenly illuminated. I've been using a Samsung 305T for a few years, and I think the contrast is slightly better on the DoubleSight. Overall, this would have been a good value if the company had implemented any sort of quality control.

Pros: Great quality build! All aluminum casing and heavy, around 30lbs My first IPS display. I love the color accuracy and wide angle viewing. It is BIG! I am a software engineer and developing on this size screen is priceless.

Cons: Tactile buttons too sensitive. OSD quite poor for today's standards (when compared to DELL and NEC displays)

Pros: Monitor screen size, black industrial look

Cons: weight, black industrial look

Overall Review: People are going to think the look/finish is either great, or horrible. Fit is solid, screen size superb.

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Overall Review: I Just wanted to comment on Just-Checked-Up-On-I review of this monitor. He/She is incorrect. The webpage states that it is an S-IPS monitor but the webpage incorrectly has the wrong information there. I have had this monitor for over a year now did an extensive review on it and I took pictures of the pixels. The panel is indeed an H-IPS NOT a S-IPS. Sometimes you can not go by the manufacturers own specifications. Here is the pixels of my DS-307W monitor. You can see in the photo it is indeed a H-IPS panel.