Monitor Reviews

I purchased the monitor on sale for $139.99. I figured this was a pretty decent price for a 17" LCD monitor, and wanted to use this as a secondary display for graphics applications and games. I will likely be returning the monitor, as the price is ...

2 user reviews

Nice design. Well though-out base.

2 user reviews

Easy hook upNo pixel failure

1 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

This is an OK monitor with a really nice exterior look to it. It practically works right out of the box and responds well, with no glitches from its front panel controls, or with reboot. It will suffice if your not on the computer much, ~but for...

2 user reviews

Graphic artists with cash to spare would appreciate the P76's vivid images.

2 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

In the 15-inch category, our Editors' Choice is the Planar PL150M, an affordable monitor that combines solid test performance, good image quality, and a reasonable pair of speakers in a well-designed package. Price is paramount in the 15-inch category,...

4 expert reviews

If paying the lowest price is your main goal, then the CM615 should suit your needs.

1 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

I would love to write a review for this product because that would mean I actually have it! Is there ANY rational or reasonable excuse as to why it is now going on close to 5 MONTHS since my order has been placed, and will likely be a HALF YEAR before...

2 user reviews

Simple to use, Can upload and download other people's albums thru the web, Doesn't need to be attached to a computer to view images, Simple to use, Can upload and download other people's albums thru the web, Doesn't need to be attached to a computer to...

1 expert reviews | 3 user reviews

What a difference a year makes-especially in a market that acts like a roller coaster! Last year, 15-inch flat panels cost about $1,000; this year they're half that. Price fluctuations like these can be a buyer's best friend, if the timing is right.

1 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

When I bought my first computer, it cam with an optiquest monitor. Overall, it seemed to work well. It had nice color, and I loved the 17" size (my parents have the smaller 15" - what a difference 2" makes!!). I had no problems with it, and thought...

2 user reviews

What a difference a year makes-especially in a market that acts like a roller coaster! Last year, 15-inch flat panels cost about $1,000; this year they're half that. Price fluctuations like these can be a buyer's best friend, if the timing is right.

3 expert reviews

Reminder to avoid refurbished goods

1 expert reviews | 3 user reviews

I bought two of these. One died after 3 months, so I sent it in to get fixed. When I got it back it worked well. Now they are both broke. The good news is that Microtek is replacing them with a new model(c593). Hopefully that one works better.

3 user reviews

Display - CRT - 19" - 1600 x 1200 / 75 Hz - 0.26 mm - white

4 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

Poor colours ; Weak speakers ; Poor quality video output ; Limited video output ; Flimsy build ; Price

3 expert reviews

Okay display, okay brightness, average sensitivity and responsiveness (for a resistive screen). Not as good as a capacitive touch screen

2 user reviews

I order two of these monitor last month. One of the two failed within two weeks of use. I would rather spend a couple more dollars that having to send the monitors back.

2 user reviews

nothing good on it

2 user reviews

The IBM ThinkVision 6636-AB1 is overall a nice LCD panel which performs quite well, and is competitively priced for the brand name.

1 expert reviews | 3 user reviews

What a difference a year makes-especially in a market that acts like a roller coaster! Last year, 15-inch flat panels cost about $1,000; this year they're half that. Price fluctuations like these can be a buyer's best friend, if the timing is right.

3 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

Purchased this battery and worked great at first, but after 2 months, the battery went bad. Must have a bad batch of batteries

5 user reviews

I bought this monitor after a fair amount of research, but now I'm going to send it back. The screen if fine, the price is good, but it is too short top to bottom. We don't return many items from our house, but this one is going back.

3 user reviews

It's bad that Princeton Digital (formerly known as Princeton Graphics) sells this "value" line of LCD monitors called the SL series, because their prices are often higher than the company's much better SENergy series. Do not buy an SL-series monitor;...

3 user reviews

I should bought other brands like Acer

6 user reviews