Eizo Nanao Monitors Reviews

Though not as flexible as some competing 17-inch LCDs, the FlexScan L557's image quality and advanced controls make it a good investment for graphics fanatics.

11 expert reviews | 12 user reviews

Though it lacks a few design frills, the FlexScan L767 has quality where it counts. Graphics pros or serious hobbyists are likely to find this monitor's image quality worth the extra cost.

9 expert reviews | 4 user reviews

Though its price is steep, this all-black model's image quality is unsurpassed.

9 expert reviews | 17 user reviews

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Excellent text legibility ; Excellent viewing angle ; Very flexible (pivot) ; Long warranty ; USB 2.0 hub ; Picture-in-picture feature ; No external power supply

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The Eizo may cost more than most 17-inch CRTs, but you get your money's worth in great image quality and useful features. It's a worthy choice for home and office users who can afford it.

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This monitor is very good! It allows me to read and write on it for a long time without eyestrain.

3 expert reviews | 56 user reviews

If this display were dirt cheap, it would be a great deal. However, its extra features just don't make up for a high price tag and lackluster image quality.

7 expert reviews | 4 user reviews

Since we last reviewed one of this company's monitors, Eizo Nanao has changed its support policies: It now offers 24-hour telephone support, seven days a week--a welcome improvement over the weekday-only support it used to offer

7 expert reviews | 8 user reviews

Physically this phone is robust and great all around. I always liked the clam-shell design, because I dislike pocket-dialing. The only downside to its design is the little rubber button that sits in a hole on the left side, which tells the phone that...

1 expert reviews | 24 user reviews

It's pricey, but if you need professional image quality and controls, the L568 is a sure bet.

3 expert reviews | 8 user reviews

Eizo EV2333W is a typical Eizo monitor but it’s also a bit different. The new TriStand has unique and very good ergonomic options. You can actually lower the monitor all the way down to the table. Also, EV2333W is a lot slimmer than most other Eizo...

4 expert reviews | 77 user reviews

If you've ever tried to watch a DVD on a laptop, you probably noticed the latency problem. CRTs give you a crisp signal and an accurate, attractive image, even with video or scrolling text. But LCDs still can't handle video well, which is why no...

3 expert reviews | 8 user reviews

Better values exist on the chart, but the F520 might suit offices where letters, memos, and other text documents are the rule.

3 expert reviews | 30 user reviews

Extremely pricey LCD delivers strong image quality.

9 expert reviews | 30 user reviews

Only used this monitor for over 1 week but I found it made such a difference in my daily work - my eyes are less tired and less headaches. This is compared to using 16:9 vaio laptop screen, iiyama 1080p monitors, old apple Cinema Display, and the eizo...

7 user reviews

There are cheaper monitors but the Eizo ColorEdge CG2700X has enough to entice photographers and videographers

2 expert reviews

perfectso far ask me in 5 years time

2 user reviews

A top-of-the-range monitor with performance to match.ColorEdge monitors sit at the top of Eizo's range and are designed to provide professional image quality. At more than double the price of the FlexScan S1931 display, Eizo's ColorEdge CG19 is...

2 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

A capable LCD monitor with the controls and functionality needed for digital imaging.FlexScan monitors may be the entry-level models in Eizo's LCD range but they offer a good cost/performance ratio for a broad range of graphic applications, including...

7 expert reviews | 3 user reviews

If you can stomach its price tag anad have some serious professional video editing needs, then the Eizo ColorEdge CG318-4K is possibly the best monitor on sale today in terms of color accuracy and range.

1 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

An elegant widescreen panel with a narrow (approx. 15mm wide) textured, dark grey bezel, the FlexScan SX2262W has a 16:10 aspect ratio and a pixel pitch of 0.247 x 0.247 mm. The screen also supports a brightness of 280 candelas/square metre plus a...

2 expert reviews

This monitor is so thin that you can put a few monitors together if your project calls for it. It is good for places where space is at a premium.It comes with some impressive features and it performs quite well. Okay so the price is alittle high:...

3 user reviews

Being just £1 more expensive than the SpectraView, it’s quite difficult to say which one of the displays is better value for money. Either one would make an excellent choice at this price range.

3 expert reviews