Acer P191W

Attractive looks; selectable preset image quality settings; solid overall performance.

No speakers; no HDMI input; no HDCP support for protected HD movies; too expensive at suggested retail price.

We wouldn't pay more than $200 or so for any 19-inch LCD, but if you need a smaller screen and can find Acer's p191w for that price, we'd recommend it. It's a basic display with no speakers or HDCP-support, but its image quality and sleek design make...

Works great

None so far (after almost 5 years)

When looking at text, the letters are very clear not like 95% of the monitors out there. If you eye sight is good enough to count the pixels you will see a very striking difference. I paid about $100 for the monitor and found it to preform better than mos

The buttons are very poor. It is very difficult to set up the monitor. The on /off switch will not work any more. If I did not use a power strip, I would of tossed the monitor out. With luck you will only use the switches once.

The acer p191w has a nice picture and good for the buck

I own a acer obviously and this monitors resolution isn't all that great 1440 x 900 also i have owned this monitor for two years i have one stuck pixel which won't go away i have bars that go across the screen not very noticable but annoying

The acer p191w has a nice picture and good for the buck

I own a acer obviously and this monitors resolution isn't all that great 1440 x 900 also i have owned this monitor for two years i have one stuck pixel which won't go away i have bars that go across the screen not very noticable but annoying

The acer p191w has a nice picture and good for the buck.

I own a acer obviously and this monitors resolution isn't all that great 1440 x 900 also i have owned this monitor for two years i have one stuck pixel which won't go away i have bars that go across the screen not very noticable but annoying.

The acer p191w has a nice picture and good for the buck

I own a acer obviously and this monitors resolution isn't all that great 1440 x 900 also i have owned this monitor for two years i have one stuck pixel which won't go away i have bars that go across the screen not very noticable but annoying

None it is a basic monitor with basic controls.

The warranty process is extremely difficult and you have to pay the costs to ship the product to Texas. No local repair centers.

Easy set up, comes with both VGA and DVI cables, 1440 x 900 native resolution @ 60 Hz

no printed guide to OSD operation, text was not as clear as I liked to begin with, but after tweaking, it is good

Easy set up, comes with both VGA and DVI cables, 1440 x 900 native resolution @ 60 Hz

no printed guide to OSD operation, text was not as clear as I liked to begin with, but after tweaking, it is good.