LG W2353V

69% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Showed sharp text and nice colors

Touch-sensitive controls are confusing

Two-millisecond gray-to-gray response time

Inconsistent color uniformity; peak whites appeared with pinkish tinge; no digital video cable included

The monitor had trouble with our other grayscale tests, as well, with peak white exhibiting a pinkish tinge. We noted a similar shift toward pink in facial skin tones when we studied high-res digital photographs of faces. And we encountered...

The display includes an AutoBright function and a sensor that can detect ambient light and adjust the screen brightness accordingly. Using the control worked fairly well, though in some circumstances (such as a room that was just somewhat dim) it was...

The buttons can be a little fiddly, but the LG Flatron W2353V is a very full-featured 23in screen. A lot of thought has clearly gone into its functions. We can expect the majority of sub-£200 models to gravitate towards the 23in size as standard in the...

All in all, the LG W2353V would be a fine display for those who need a screen's brightness to be auto-adjustable. Its good image quality makes it well-rounded for both heavy text and graphics use.

Despite its gaudy looks, the W2353V's decent image quality makes it a good monitor, but cheaper displays with better image quality are available.

Great movie viewing features; extensive selection of settings; displays sharp colours and text

Not sufficiently adjustable; strangely named menu options are confusing at first

All in all, the LG W2353V would be a fine display for those who need a screen’s brightness to be auto-adjustable. Its good image quality makes it well-rounded for both heavy text and watching films.

This 1920 x 1080 display is impressively sharp and provides a rich, colourful picture across its ample 23 inches of screen. We found the auto-brightness feature to be a useful innovation, and about the only facet of the W2353V we weren't keen on was...