LG W2253TQ Reviews

If you are looking for a monitor for serious gaming, don't buy this...get a larger square screen or something with a less extreme ratio...seriously, this should be sold as a low-end hdtv and not as a pc monitor.

Relatively inexpensive....clear, sharp picture...full HD 16:9 ratio (no border) is great for movies, but that's it

To run this as a pc monitor, you need to use a resolution of 1280x720. Because of the 16:9 ratio (no border) that means throwing away most games that were released more than 1 year ago ; For the newest games (GTAIV, COD5, BIAHH, etc.) it's great....but fo...

Didn't install Forte software from CD since I didn't see the need. At the time, best 'bang' for buck. Bought two, gave one to my sister. One hopes they continue to work well for years.

Crisp, clear, no dead pixels, no border light leaks. Needed no configuring or adjustment, worked superbly right out of the box. Good price for specs and performance. No problems with smearing or artefacts with movie action scenes

Controls can take some getting used to (but I haven't needed to use them.) Tilt adjustment is stiff - adjust with careful firmness and patience

People, u get what you pay for.... never forget that. LG and Newegg have been incredibly helpfull in replacing this monitor for me, but the hassel of getting a defective product is painful...

1080p ; 2ms GTG response time is very nice ; DVI and Analog input (analog comes in handy when working on old pcs...) ; Nice size and rather slim

Monitor has never displayed colors very well ; I have spent hours using numerous calibration tools and some colors just still look very weak ; Monitor shuts off and turns back on whenever i overclock my 4870 ; My monitor would occasionally turn on to powe...