Pros: Excellent resolution, no bad pixles, easy autoconfig features, resync/degauss(crt only?) button for fixing screen flicker. Very bright and high contrast. 1080dpi

Cons: I DO NOT USE THE BUILT IN SPEAKERS With extreme contrast, white background, black foreground or vice versa will dim and brighten to compensate so as to not wash out colors. Only leading technology discussed in magazines that ive seen will correct this. Compensation time is about 4 seconds.

Overall Review: Quit griping about fingerprints! Your'e going to knock down a product because its BASE attracts FINGERPRINTS!!! My central air collects dust in the vents, im going back to window units! BAH!

Pros: Well lets see I have bought 8 of these now for clients in the last year or so. I own two of them my self. Not one of them have dead pix. All have crisp clear high res picture that a lot of other more expensive monitors don't. Has the ability to handle DVI or VGA with a built in switch. Price is cheaper then almost all other 24" and offers more. Compare specs to others and you will see that these are a much better deal.

Cons: None at the moment. Highly suggest

Pros: Nice bright, clear picture; no dead pixels; sturdy construction; good price with rebate; 1080p res; comes with all the cables; Vista certified; big but has relatively slim bezel (22.3" wide); good OSD - once you read the manual!

Cons: Factory settings seem off - need to adjust when you get it; no HDMI; speakers suck; no drivers for Vista 64; no height adjustment - just tilt up to 10 deg);comes in factory box so everyone knows what you got (mine was left in the melting snow - thanks UPS :<

Overall Review: Can't go wrong for price.

Pros: Bought this Sceptre 24" nine months ago. I was a little wary because of the low price tag compared to my 23" Apple cinema display, but I've had absolutely nothing to complain about in all this time. I've got the Apple at home and the Sceptre at work, and I don't really notice the visual difference between them. Both give me 1920x1200 and work great.

Cons: Well of course there's no point in using the audio on this thing. This is a monitor not a hi-fi system. My Apple Cinema display has USB and Firewire ports, this doesn't... but again, I'm getting this because of it's screen real-estate size, not because I get an extra port or two out of it.

Overall Review: I wish I'd bought one of these for my home instead of wasting money on an Apple Cinema display. I could've bought three of these Sceptres for the price of my Apple.

Pros: For the price, this display is an excellent bargain. It has very accurate colors and after warming up has a wonderful contrast ratio.

Cons: I had to RMA my first monitor due to one dead pixel and some serious backlight bleeding. The second has no dead pixels and minimal bleed.

Overall Review: I'm glad I purchased this monitor rather than spending hundreds more on a display that would only be marginally better. I think it's safe to say you won't regret purchasing this monitor.

Pros: Took a chance on the newegg special for this. Like the size.

Cons: Bad contrast/brightness control, text is washed out. Tried changing via monitor, but couldn't find a good setting. So went to the Advanced Settings under Display Properties on video card and dropped gamma down to 0.5 (and 1.0 on my vista laptop) to get text to show good, however pictures are now too dark....there is no good setting for these.

Overall Review: Would not recommend at all, would not buy Spetre again. Should have spent another 100.00 for a good brand. In fact we purchased the 28" Hanns-G display at work and they are great!

Pros: No dead pixels. Great picture. Use it mostly for playing WOW and it works great. Love the size.

Cons: Picture would go on and off for no reason. Turned out to be a bad DVI cable. Didn't know it came with one so I bought one with the monitor. Switched to the other cable and everything is fine.

Overall Review: I read some reports of poor response times when compared to CRT. I am not have any problems running at 1920x1200. My framerate droped from my old 19" by abot 50%. Guess what... The video card has to work twice as had because there are almost twice as may pixels. Probably more of a video card problem than a refresh rate problem with this monitor.

Pros: It's way bigger than I thought it would be. I actually have to turn my head to see things on either end of the screen. It's very bright and the resolution is wonderfull! The response time is indeed very good. I tested it out by playing Half-life 2 Ep.2, and as far as I can tell there is absolutly no ghosting and it's nice and smooth. The colors are also very nice and crisp. It looks really cool and it gives you all the cords you'll need to set it up. This is such a mojor improvement from my previous monintor. It works perfectly and I have no dead pixels!

Cons: Since my previous monitor was an old CRT I had to spend about 15 minutes with the screen settings and the graphics-card controls to get everything to look right. But after that everything looked perfect. I may just be paranoid but whenever I buy something big and nice for a good deal of money I'm scared to death of breaking it. But all that aside, this is a really good monitor.

Overall Review: I feel awesome now that I have a really huge, sharp LCD monitor. It compliments my custom Gaming rig very well. I was scared of getting a faulty monitor after reading a couple reviews about dead-pixels and such, but mine came in perfect condition. Thought the box was pretty beat-up by UPS the packaging for the monitor kept it nice and safe.