Pros: For the price, I think it's an incredibly nice monitor. I play CIV 4 and when scrolling across the map there is only the slightest of motion blur. In other games: TES Oblivion; Titan Quest; Call of Duty, I do not notice any ghosting; perhaps it is exists, but not that i have been able to see. The colors are rich and vibrant; saturation is excellent, although required some adjustment with the magictune software; the range of hues seems greater than with other 6 bit panels I have owned. The contrast level seems quite good. For example, I now notice gradations of gray in applications (Outlook Express received column for one) in areas which appeared white on previous LCDs.

Cons: I ordered two of these, one for my wife, and one for myself. The first morning after set up I found a two-inch-long line of blue, stuck pixels in the lower right corner of my monitor. I've purchased eight different LCD screens, from various manufacturers, through Newegg, and this was the first I had any pixel trouble with. Of course Newegg made this right. The magictune software is kind of a PITA. I run a 7950gt and a couple of times at boot the magictune hasn't recognized it, a software update from Samsung, will fix this. The magictune is also somewhat difficult to use when attempting color calibration. This is a fault with the screen as, unfortunately, head movements of an inch or two change the appearance of the color saturation levels on screen. This, however is not noticeable to me during regular use.

Overall Review: I do not have any equipment with which to measure the accuracy of the advertised specifications. I do have a fairly good basis for comparison, as I have owned several LCD screens. I find the 931c surpasses the vx924 in response time, color saturation and contrast levels. It bests the al1916fbd for color saturation and contrast, but seems similar in response time. It equals the vx922 in response time, but colors and contrast are better. However, the 931c does fall behind in viewing angle to the vx924, vx922 and al1916fbd, as well as the 740b from Samsung. In the end I'm satisfied with my purchases, and wouldn't hesitate to recommend this monitor to others.

Pros: *Beautiful enclosure for the screen *Fastest response time available *Many preset contrast and brightness settings (gaming, internet, text, ect.)

Cons: *As far as response time is concerned, it still isn't a CRT monitor, but the gap is narrowing

Overall Review: Other reviews said there isn't a vertical tilt adjustment, but there really is. The other reviewers must have been weaklings (IT geeks =P), because there is a vertical adjustment available it's just tight. The vertical adjustment is more for tilting the monitor up than down. It may be able to point 5 degrees down, maybe...The vertical adjustment up is much more useful. On a side note, I love this monitor and was very hesistent to use a non CRT monitor.

Pros: Great contrast, true blacks and whites, good response time even though its no where near as good as a crt for gaming.

Cons: colors are weird, takes adjusting

Overall Review: For anyone buying this product, I have tooled with the color settings and this will help you get your colors and settings good or near enough. First of all, DO NOT USE Brilliant or Mild in the Color Innovation menu. These lead to oversaturation and are just plain bad. Secondly, the best color settings ive found so far are red: 75, green: 75, blue: 75 with a brightness of 100 and contrast of 30 (though you may want to set this as whatever you wish) other than that, the sharpness I'm using is 50. Things look pretty normal compared to the CRT with these settings, though I havent directly sat down with both and fooled with them. I'll post again with more accurate color settings after I tweak it a bit more.

Pros: Nice darker tones; good horizontal viewing angles-contrast is good too-no ghosting (playing half life 2) New egg services: free 3 (three!!!)day shipping that arrived in less than 24 hrs!!!! NICE

Cons: Really really poor vertical viewing angles. And I mean POOR!! it is soo poor, there is no sweat middle spot where the top and the bottom are even! Also very difficult bright color calibration (monitor and software issues). The bright hues tend to wash out. If the colors are really light, they will just wash out to white.

Overall Review: I came from a nice CRT monitor and was looking forward to my first LCD monitor. I did a good amount of research and decided I could not afford an IPS screen. When it came, darn was I dissapointed and wished I had spend the extra money. As I have no previous LCD experience, maybe these are genera lcd problems (why I gave it 2 stars instead of 1)?! If I could do it over again, I would not buy this monitor. For one it has no height adjustment and the vert viewing angles are soo poor, tilt adjustment is not enough. Why screen makers prioritize horizontal viewing angles over vert. is beyond me! Maybe they look better in store. Also very bad, is the software included. Boy did samsung f... that one up. They were either high when they designed it or never bothered to try to use themselves. You'll see...

Pros: This thing rocks! I just bought the same thing at *est *uy for $xxx. That said it is a 931BF not the 931C. The 931BF has the glossy finish just like the 931C. They also have a 931B that is not as fast of a pannel. The 931BF has the 2ms responce time. The only difference is the 931BF does not come with a DVI cable.

Cons: None

Overall Review: I love Newegg but this time I was able to get it the same night.

Pros: Excellent responce, no bleeding or color overlap during stressful play. Can be amazingly bright and crisp.

Cons: During full black screen there is a slight back light fade which is so minut I didnt lower the score for it.

Overall Review: It would be nice to have DVI-I and not just the digital imput or sub-d but that doesnt really matter.

Pros: Very good monitor. To the reviewer who said it was 550:1 contrast by his tests, you obviously dont understand the difference between dynamic contrast ratio and static contrast ratio. Dynamic shutters off the pixels when the level of black is = 0, so it shows perfectly accurate blacks and dark colors unlike normal LCDs that use static contrasting. The dynamic ratio on this monitor is very good, leading to very vibrant colors and shades. Other than that, it didnt come with any dead or stuck pixels which is something that I was very worried about getting.

Cons: For those of you who are gamers and are worried about ghosting, this monitor DOES GHOST. I expect that in the coming days I'll get used to it and wont notice it much, but this monitor ghosts just like any other LCD. In very fast paced games like UT2004 and Quake 3, the ghosting is far more prominent and a big annoyance. But in games like World of Warcraft and Counterstrike Source its hardly noticeable because they aren't as fast paced. Just thought I'd make sure that everyone was aware that it does in fact ghost, but most buyers and gamers won't notice unless they play very fast paced games.

Overall Review: Good monitor. Very stylish. The colors are very off by default but you can tweak them and itll be just fine. Very vibrant, bright, and suprisingly large monitor.

Pros: This monitor is very bright and comes shipped with 100% brightness turned up. I watch the TV (Leakteak Winfast TV Expert) and am impressed at the contast as compared with my BenQ 903 19" LCD. You actually can see great video when the show is dark. I have been playing Rome Total War the last week and I have been very happy. This monitor replaces a 17" CRT. I this it is definately worth spending the extra money for a monitor with this contrast, brightness, and response time.

Cons: There have been some complaints about adjusting the vertical. I have not had to do that because the top of the monitor is at eye level, which ergonomically is correct. There is some small glare, but not very noticible. I have floresent lighting in the room.

Overall Review: No dead pixels. I didn't install any of the software, other than the monitor drivers...which weren't even necessary. I think that there is too much software installed on the average computer anyway (that loves to sit in the background).