The power button is the top button, other buttons allow you to enter the display setting modes but the round button under all other buttons is the joystick to move where you want once you enter the appropriate display setting mode

Nice display and worth to buy for office work.

Despite the manual not offering any solution that worked for a dead monitor (no display, no power indicator light

Wife loves this monitor - working at home, she uses it everyday now as her primary display

Refresh rate: 75hz (most monitors are 60 hz like my old one that this replaced)Operating Power consumption: 27.50 WOperating Power average: 16 WAspect Ratio: 16:9 where as my old montior was an awkward 16:10IPS display looks amazing!Very thin bezeles

Monitor has a great vertical/horizontal display flexibility but it DID NOT turn on

highly recommended as a home office display

Not as bright as some other displays

This is a solid gaming display that's also great for normal web browsing and general computer use

This is NOT an edge free display

Obviously, you are not going to be getting a 4k/8k resolution display here, but for the price, it is a really nice display

The display was not appreciably better than the VGA (although the VGA was quite good) because of the low-end graphics card in my laptop

It has an awesome quality display

The display is bright, the OSD menu is rather simple to use once you get the hang of using the little joystick (and realize you can press it down as a click action), and the functions all make sense

Again, the monitor came right up and produced a sharp display

Very good LCD display - wide enough to have split screens