NEC Multisync P221W

100% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

usability, design, size

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97% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Excellent image quality

Pricey in comparison to other displays

This attractive, well-designed 22-inch widescreen monitor offers impeccable image quality.

Accurately displays colors, blacks, and whites; versatile adjustability; wide viewing angle

Bulky design; expensive for the average user; technology inherently slows pixel-response time and causes input lag

For artists and photographers who need a screen that is bright and runs the color gamut, and don't mind paying for it, the P221W should be firmly in the running. Its high cost and bulky design make it impractical for everyday users, though, who could...

Neat color reproduction setup, Large viewing angles, Good uniformity of backlight brightness, Low response time, Rich settings, Option of automatic brightness adjustment depending on the ambient lighting, Height adjustment and portrait mode

Problem with dark halftones when the screen is looked at directly, No preset image modes, Massive case, Rather high price

Excellent image quality

Pricey in comparison to other displays

Attractive and well-designed, this professional display offers fantastic image quality. But it also comes with a very high price.

Excellent image quality

Pricey in comparison to other displays

Still, unless, perhaps, you're a graphics specialist, the £450 seems a high price to pay for the NEC MultiSync P221w, even for rock-solid image quality and high-level controls. These days you can find a decent 22in widescreen for half that price and...

Still, unless, perhaps, you're a graphics specialist, the £450 seems a high price to pay for the NEC MultiSync P221w, even for rock-solid image quality and high-level controls. These days you can find a decent 22in widescreen for half that price and...