Hanns·G Hi-221DPB

Purchased in Nov. of 2009 for $150.00 still using to this day

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Crisp clear big. I use it for games and movies and I am no videophile but for the average person it is great. The X contrast setting is lame but as long as you dont have it on you get good quality imo

The stand is extremely unstable and cheap. I play a lot of RTS and when I am boxing units the monitor wiggles. It is very annoying and I have to put a piece of wood behind it so the monitor wont wiggle as much. Im getting a new monitor for my main...

Amazing color depth for the money

Godawful internal speakers, no HDMI, backlight tubes burn out WAY too soon

no problems

none

This was an awesome buy back in 1/28/2009. It was less than $200 with free delivery. It is still going strong today

One dead pixel on arrival, no HDMI cord

Bright sharp colors. Looks nice. Solid build

None really. Maybe more swivel options? No complaints

Good price. No bad pixels even after more than two years. Mounts nicely to a wall or arm using standardized VESA mounts. Decent on-screen menu. Color presets as well as RGB controls

Color is not very stable. Most people have probably have thought about the accuracy of the colors on their monitor. If you're going to design artwork for printing or sharing broadly, you have have a color calibrated monitor. This one can be calibrated...

Cheap ; Cheap ; Cheap...lol

Took off one egg due to terrible speakers, but what do you expect for the price

Nice, big, bright display at an incredible price. No stuck pixels

What is up with the speakers? With the input cranked and the volume cranked, it's *audible*... but nowhere close to intelligible. It sounds like everyone in this episode of 30 Rock is mumbling---like the speakers are filled with packing material or...

Great resolution and easy installation! Good price for the product too

None whatsoever so far