LG 24MC37D-B Black 23.5" 5ms (GTG) Widescreen LED Backlight LCD Monitor, Full HD 1920 x1080, w/Flicker Safe Technology and Color Wizard Mode, D-Sub, DVI

Pros: - cheap - most pixels light up - thin

Cons: - poor color, small viewing angle, brightness variation across screen, dead pixels, flimsy stand

Overall Review: This is a terrible monitor. Text is fuzzy, the brightness and color varies across the screen, the viewing angle is tiny, etc. The only reason I gave it 2 stars is because it's quite cheap (around $100) and it displays text, which is about all I need it for. I use it as a second monitor in addition to my desktop, so I don't really need it to do a lot. And it's a good thing. If you need this as a primary monitor, don't buy it! You will be sorry. For the most part, you get what you pay for in a monitor.

Pros: -Makes the wife happy, simple to setup -Low power consumption -Quality feels high for a cheap 1080p monitor. -No dead pixels or anything unusual so far

Cons: I couldnt really think of anything to put down as a con.

Overall Review: I havent had these long enough to give a proper review, but it does everything that I wanted it to do.

Pros: Easy to setup. The color is much more vibrant than the 7 year old than the unit it replaced. It is also weighs considerably less than the one it replaced.

Cons: If you use the supplied stand the monitor wobbles a bet when touched. Mine is attached to a 3M MS110 stand so that is not an issue but I did have to add a 0.75 inch spacer to the VESA mount to have enough clearance for the cord on the DVI connector.

Pros: Good picture, easy to setup, nice screen, no dead pixels, adjustable tilt, narrow profile, light weight. Default parameters worked for me out of the box. Great price.

Cons: No real cons, the on/off switch is touchy. I have accidently turned the monitor off a few times and the monitor will wobble if table is bumped

Overall Review: I would recommend this monitor to others. I have had it's cousin the LG 24MA32D with a built-in TV receiver, for 2+ years of trouble free use

Pros: Cheap, but very bright.

Cons: Brightness is different all over the screen, text starts dark and readable at top of screen becoming almost translucent at bottom of screen

Overall Review: Should have returned this in the 30-day period instead of making never ending adjustments (for no good) but for $100 it will do as second monitor.

Pros: Price for 1080

Cons: Pixels out on multiple units

Overall Review: I ordered one of these and it came with a pixel out. Tried multiple DVI & VGA cables on multiple PCs. Every manufacturer has defective units, right? No worries; send me a replacement. Replacement ALSO had a pixel out. Shoddy product. Look elsewhere.

Pros: Overall it had a decent picture and I got for a good deal.

Cons: However it randomly stopped working a few days ago. Luckily it's still under warranty, though, a monitor should last at least 3 years. It also felt pretty cheap.

Overall Review: I'd poetically buy a different brand/higher quality version.

Pros: - thin and light - quality screen output

Cons: - external power supply - power supply went bad in 45 days, LG support was very difficult to deal with

Overall Review: I would not recommend this product based on the terrible support from LG. They kept switching me from consumer to corporate support, and as a result of this they lost my support request twice.