Pros: first off the cabinet looks great, it will fit right in with just about any entertainment center. plenty of inputs and features. excellent picture quality, bright vibrant colors, great contrast, even with standard def programming. very low glare on the screen. high def programming is superb! just blows my mind to be an LCD display. remote has large highly visible buttons for those of us with poor eyesight. quick source changing with either the remote or using the dedicated button on the display. love the hidden HDMI and headphone port behind the trap door on the side. includes power saving options in menus. light weight for easy transport. setup takes less than 10 minutes. includes a cleaning cloth :)

Cons: only thing that i could ask for is a mounting option and/or more freedom of motion in the stand (only tilts backward about 40 degrees). also the speakers are not very loud, there are lots of sound adjustments that can be made in the menu (equalizer) though. i would suggest using an alternate sound system. i did find 3 or 4 dead pixels but it is only noticeable if you're within 6 inches of the screen and it is a blank (black) screen.

Overall Review: i have my Xbox 360 connected to the component inputs which DOES support 1080p. this was not clearly stated in the description. just thought id clear that up. if your on a budget and your picky about quality then this is for you.

Pros: If you're looking for a good value, something that gets the job done in a more than pleasing manner then the T220HD is a great bet. Beautiful design, intuitive controls, can watch HDTV on it, and it doubles as a monitor with just over 720p. Calibrated with an X-Rite Eye1 and using the resulting custom ICC profile I'm happy with the color results although I prefer my Mac image. This is more subjective than anything else though. Might be the glossy surface of the Mac, or just what I'm used to. There isn't much new to say that hasn't been said by all the other good reviews yet.

Cons: Viewing Angle: It isn't horrible or unusable, but noticeable if you want to nit pick. Stand: I wish it was more sturdy. Again, this isn't a major problem that you can't use it but it is noticeable and little bumps transfer into monitor wobble. Wish it had a standard mount. Dust: If your room is like mine and collects a lot of dust, you won't need an ion air filter. The monitor will do a fine job attracting every speck of it onto its glossy surface. This isn't really the monitor's fault but be warned, the dark glossy surface makes it very easy to see all the dust collecting on it. (As well as all your fingerprints.)

Overall Review: I chose to purchase this monitor because I was shopping for an HDTV. I was looking at another 19 inch HDTV because it was one of the cheapest sets without going with an unestablished brand. In my extensive search I eventually ran across the T220HD and couldn't for the life of me figure out why it had all these great features, could do everything I wanted, had a larger screen, great inputs, AND be cheaper (a little) than a smaller HDTV. Critical reviews say this HDTV does the job but nothing particularly well... but I didn't really see any other raving reviews of small / cheap HDTV that had top class performance either. Comparison of this product to others might be like apples to oranges, but for the same price you're getting a very large bowling ball sized apple to a regular orange. The T240HD is only $70 more and has full native 1080p resolution. I was going to buy that but compromised with my wallet and workspace size. Overall I'm very happy and feel this is a great value.

Pros: Great QAM tuner, speeds thru channels compared to some other TVS. Looks nifty and will look great in the RV.

Cons: 16:10 aspect ratio is not standard for TV , which is 16:9 in high def - it's a monitor first and a TV second. Minor issue because it can upscale nicely. The back is far from flat, so wall mounting it requires a special bracket (Samsung PN WMB1900T) for connection to a wall mounting bracket. I had to find it elsewherea, and it was $32.22 shipped. Still, it's a good TV for the price.

Overall Review: For home use in almost any room, I'd definitely step up to something larger. Speedy Newegg delivery and everything arrived in good condition.

Pros: This monitor is fantastic plug and play and your done. Puts out 1080p on hdmi for ps3/xbox 360 (scaled im sure). Fast shipping easy assembly great price.

Cons: None so far.

Overall Review: Works great for gaming systems I'm glad i got this over the T220 standard.

Pros: I needed a new 22 inch LCD monitor and while I was looking I found this one. Not just a monitor but a HDTV/Monitor. It was a bit more in price but being able to get dual purpose out of one item is a good thing. The HDTV picture is fantastic, sharp, clear and great color. With the clear QAM, I get more cable stations than I subscribe to. It responses quickly when changing stations. As a monitor, it also is sharp and clear, very good resolution, response time and my games look and play great. Everything in TV and PC mode is adjustable. Doby sound, is great on my home surround sound. I do not use the built in speakers. I've used HDMI, DVI,and VGA connections and have found no flaws.

Cons: Be aware that this TV/Monitor has no VESA mounting holes in the back. No wall mounting here. It can only be used with the supplied stand.

Overall Review: It plays a low music sound when turned ON and OFF, along with a slight Rose colored glow in the bottom right hand corner to show its powered on. The remote is easy to understand and has a OK fit in your hand. Manual is easy to follow too. IMHO Samsung did a nice job with this 22" TV/Monitor. Now to see if Samsung has one this size that is just a HDTV for the bedroom. NewEgg's shipping was fast, as always.

Pros: Very good image quality as both monitor and HDTV, plug and play simplicity, generous selection of connection options, cute little remote, Samsung quality at an attractive price point.

Cons: No cons for what is.

Overall Review: The image is bright and stable. Text is razor sharp. Color and contrast are quite good; I've seen better but at this price point with all this unit offers I am impressed. As an HDTV the picture is clear and dynamic being fed from a cable box through HDMI. No real issues with motion handing though my "regular" HDTV clearly does better. I'm not a gamer so I can't speak from that perspective. Sound is about what you'd expect from a 22" monitor. This unit is a great addition to my home office. It performs well as my main business monitor and allows me to watch HDTV and DVD's in style on the side. I had read that the 22" model used a better panel that the 24" and 26" models and I found that to be true in my demos. The 24" image as a PC monitor was washed out and dull compared to this 22". I think this is the best size in the product range.

Pros: I got this to replace my son's Lightning McQueen TV that bit the dust after replacing numerous fuses and resistors. ( It was a piece of junk ) Set up was a breeze. We have Dish with his tv as TV2 off the Dish 722VIP DVR. Although his signal is standard definition, the picture clarity is ten-fold better than the previous tv. If you are thinking of buying one of these HDTV Monitors but are'nt sure if it will work with the Wii, it will. All you have to do is get a set of Wii Component Cables. ( About $15 ) To recap, if you have Cox, Comcast, DirecTV or Dish, or any other cable/satellite provider, it will work with this HDTV monitor. You can connect via coaxial cable, component cables, or HDMI for TV signal. I tried HDMI and the quality was excellent. Setup of the Dish Remote took about 1 minute. I used auto detect for the correct code. Thoroughly impressed so far. No dead pixels and very nice appearance.

Cons: Absolutely NONE !

Pros: Great, crisp picture in TV mode, especially with the HD channels. More cable jacks than you know what to do with: Optical Audio Out, DVI, D-Sub, Headphone, Component, 2 HDMIs Zero dead pixels and no ghosting (My previous monitor had a 2ms response time, so I'm impressed despite "downgrading" to a 5ms LCD) Excellent for the college dorm.

Cons: Some light bleed on the edges, but mostly noticible in a dark room and on a black screen. Flipping between DTV channels is a little slow. Built-in speakers aren't the best in the world, but what do you expect... they're built-in monitor speakers. Also this monitor isn't 1080p, which means your 1080x channels will either be cropped or scaled down to 1680x1050.

Overall Review: Probably my biggest gripe with this monitor is that it isn't "Full HD". Of course, I could have gone with the 24" version of this monitor, but obviously that would have cost about $100 more. If this was a 21.5" monitor (16:9, 1920x1080 resolution), it wouldn't have been so hard for me to choose between this and a 16:9 monitor w/o the ATSC tuner.