Samsung SyncMaster 206BW / 226BW Reviews

The Samsung SyncMaster 206BW is a 20-inch Wide TFT-LCD delivering a high dynamic contrast ratio and brightness, 1680 x 1050 resolution, 160 degree viewing angle and scanning frequency...

This slim-bezeled 20-inch wide-screen LCD sports a modern look and delivers impressive graphics performance.

Aesthetically pleasing design, Very good text and graphics performance

No cable management, Weak grayscale performance

test score, subtly sleek design, and convenient OSD-replacement software make the Samsung SyncMaster 206BW ($280 as of December 10, 2007) a must-have for offices and homes that don't have too many multimedia demands

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Stylish looks, sophisticated feature set, excellent value for money, good all-round performance

Stand is not height adjustable, location of manual controls means they're fiddly to use

The 'SM' in the name stands for SyncMaster, and the unit befits this grand title. The overall impression given is that Samsung's offering is a more sophisticated budget offering than BenQ's FP93VW, offering better features and quality. Samsung's SM226BW i...

Great picture. Very clear screen. High resolution. Super for playing Games or watching DVD's

Would be nice if the arm stand would adjust for hight.

I run my monitor at the full 1680X1050 with a high end video card and the picture is awesome. Playing games with high resolution and watching dvd's just blows me away still and I have had this monitor for over a year now. I would definatly recommend this

Samsung has been making quality products for years, and this monitor is no exception. I originally wanted to purchase the Dell UltraSharp 2407WFP, but it is 2x the price of this monitor. I desperately needed a great monitor for web browsing, movies, and g...

Size, price, picture quality, 3 year warranty, Samsung

16:10 not 16:9, MINOR back light bleed, 160/160 degree viewing angle not 178/178, no tilt/swivel

I bought a samsung 226bw and it looked terrible so I read online and found a sight that tells you how to take the back cover off about 5 screw really easy and you can see what panel you have. I had a C made bye Chi-something I took the monitor back to the...

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