Pros: 1st: I bought this for Gaming/Pictures/Movies and basic other computer use. - Can't even deny it, this looks great. -Played Crysis on it and looks better than my Gateway just for the fact that this is a flat monitor not glossy (like my Gateway 24"and Vizio 26"). Looks clean and crisp. -Can't see to much (if any at all) bleeding in the corners when I go to a black desktop. -Pics look great -Word docs looks like my my dell at work.

Cons: -Feels really cheap, but how often are you going to move it. Does not have that solid feeling about it. -Controls are weird and not alot of options, but I didn't have to change anything out of the box. -Stand SUCKS. The monitor is shaking as I type right now, but I can deal with it (I hope). -No vesa mounts, but I knew that.

Overall Review: No usb ports but never use them on my monitors anyway. -If your gaming and want a fast monitor buy it. -If you want a sturdy monitor for more money, buy a Dell, HP, or other.

Pros: If you are looking for a great gaming monitor at a decent price, purchase this monitor. It has an excellent Contrast Ratio and a fast 2x Response Time. The colors are terrific and have a full-rich appearance. The whites are white and blacks are black. Text looks good. No dead pixels. Seems sturdy enough. Goes great with my ATI 4870 X2 card. Note: read my "Other Thoughts" section.

Cons: No USB. Can swivel and tilt but wish it had up/down feature. Poor button design. The Viewing Angle could be better but it's still pretty good. My older 24" had a 178/178 Viewing Angle so I guess I'm just spoiled. Don't let this discourage you from getting this monitor though. I mean really... when would you be playing games at a 170 angle (he-he). Could be better packaging from manufacturer.

Overall Review: Note: Read the manual before turning the monitor on for the first time. You will find 2 things in particular while reading it that I found important. 1) Allow the display to stabilize for at least 30 minutes before making image adjustments. 2) If you are having problems with the buttons, press the "Smart" button on the monitor and set the "Live Sensor" to the "Off" position. When in the "On" position, this function turns on the button LED for pushing comfortable. It is supposed detect the presence of the users hand before you touch it. The buttons had to be touched 2 - 3 times before the options would appear. This drove me nuts and was very difficult to maneuver so I turned it off. Now I just press them and they come up right away. I initially called LG regarding this issue (before I read the manual... my bad) and they thought it may have been a defect... which it wasn't of course... it's a feature. I give it 5 eggs because of the picture quality. I hope this helps!

Pros: This is hands-down the biggest and best 1080P monitor on the market, and Newegg is one of the only suppliers. This monitor exceeded my very-picky and skeptical expectations. I upgraded from a Samsung 226CW, which I love, but 22 inches wasnt enough. I play Xbox 360 on my monitor (dorm life) and wanted a true 16x9 monitor that was as big as I could get before going to a 32" LCD/TV, as well as have true 1080P resolution for full-HD bluray playback on my new PC (Win7). I am pleasantly impressed, even as a very picky electronics owner and a video-phile. Out of most CCFL-backlit displays Ive seen, this has the least amount of blue light fade on the corners of the display (only noticeable on very black backgrounds). Some complained below about the high dotpitch ratio, but its the perfect size! IMO, this 27" is perfect for everything I use it for: internet surfing, school & work, GForce visualization, movies, and playing Xbox. Overall, I HIGHLY recommend this monitor, despite it costing $400.

Cons: I would have preferred traditional buttons over the "touch-sensor" technology they implemented w/ small red LEDs (detects your finger within an inch and then activates when you touch the bezel). The LEDs are NOT distracting or bright on this screen like others (even when on blinking power-save mode). Also, the stand is very nice, but is quite flimsy; not a problem if you don't move the table or push the display (pushing the buttons does NOT rock the display). Everyones complaining about the monitor only coming with a VGA cable, which kinda stinks, but DVI and HDMI cables are extremely cheap on the internet now, so no-big. The OSD menus are not very intuitive or easy to use (and apparently some stupid "forteManager" software is required for some of the dumber "features", but in my experience, you just need to set the settings in the main menu once and you're good to go forever---@ 80% contrast and 100% brightness, this baby looks amazing on anything, especially @ 1080P.

Overall Review: Fully HDCP compliant [HDMI :) ], sharp text (especially w/ ClearType ON) very rich colors and deep blacks (high contrast ration), extremely fast (2ms), brighter than most any monitors on the market (400 nits), 3 separate sources (VGA, DVI, and HDMI) and a whopping 27 inches---which is as big as 1080P comes in monitors. Size DOES matter!!! No dead/stuck pixels either. Extremely Pleased :)

Pros: Amazing picture, high resolution, many inputs. @the guy who complained about the red light flashing in powersave mode - if you install the utility, you can turn it off completely.

Cons: Shipped with VGA cable, not DVI or HDMI. Connecting this monitor to a VGA port is a waste of money. Should've shipped with DVI and/or HDMI, VGA is dead.

Pros: -1080p -Very Crisp Picture -2ms Response Time -VGA/DVI/HDMI -Very Simple Design and it is BLACK

Cons: I was very disappointed to receive my new monitor with a big ole' dead pixel on the screen. Thankfully I returned it and I should be receiving my new replacement later next week. -No VESA Mounting, but not incredibly bad -I had weird problems with the HDMI being detected properly -High Gloss - WE WANT A MATTE FINISH -Odd request: this should have a webcam

Overall Review: Before I sent the monitor off to get exchanged, I setup my new rig with it. From the looks of it I think this is going to be the starting of a great relationship... I hope. I did not see this monitor affecting any of my FPS on any games I play on my ATI 5850. When the HDMI did work the monitor displayed a great picture with no hiccup. I do wish I could make use of the audio out HDMI, but this isn't necessarily a problem. Also, out to all of the people who are saying that the stand sucks and falls off - If you took the time to put the stand on the monitor properly, there is a screw thing that you turn clockwise to screw the base to the monitor support and it works fine. I was surprised by how much more durable this monitor way from what I saw on the reviews. In all I suggest this monitor if you want a nice gaming monitor (especially with the great Response Time). Make sure you have a big desk too.

Pros: Bigger than what I thought it would be. Great picture quality with non reflective screen. Nice for having more than one window open and editing photos. No dead pixels.

Cons: Wish it had a hdmi cable included. Would rather have hard buttons instead of the touch sensor type. No height adjustment and somewhat unstable base.

Overall Review: Was considering a 25" HP monitor that had more features but decided to get this for the bigger size and better contrast. No regrets.

Pros: Very bright, great responce time very nice picture, it not only is it great for PC gaming but also have a HD cable box hooked up to it

Cons: after approx 2.5 months of ownership, a row of dead pixels approximately half the length of the monitor formed at the lower right hand section of the monitor, went to LG's website to file a claim, but there model number does not exist in the support/warrenty claims section of the web site

Overall Review: this review will change when i actualy get in contact with customer support

Pros: Better picture quality than I expected. I was originally planning on buying a U2410 for $650 which is a higher quality IPS panel. They messed up all of my information over the phone so I just told them to cancel it. I bought this instead. The blacks aren't as nice as higher quality panels and you can tell in movies but for games and web which is what I mainly do it is excellent. The enormous size is a huge difference from my last monitor.

Cons: As many have mentioned, the buttons are touch and kind of hard to find. It can be a pain to get to the controls but since you really only have to set it up once I didn't mark it down for that.