The stand is kind of low quality, the monitor shakes a bit when typing or bumping the desk

so I did a makeshift calibration which improved things quite a bit.

but the stand is a bit odd in nature.

Mounting is a bit tricky, but there are plenty of fixes

Mother of God this thing is huge, maybe a bit too much for me, but I like the fact that the monitor comes with software to automatically split-screen your programs

For the price, I am not regretting this one bit

After reading the reviews, I was skeptical a bit, but decided for the money, it was worth a shot.

I was a bit skeptical about what I'd get when I pre-ordered the item, but I set it up eagerly today after it was delivered and was just floored by the color depth, brightness and clarity.

even as write this review my monitor is shaking a bit

the only downsides are that the screen is pretty reflective on dark colors and the monitor wobbles a bit while on the stand just from me typing

My 24 inch, $400 monitor, is quite a bit more clear and easier on the eyes

The monitor was more expensive, but less than dad's 27" BenQ SW2700PT and every bit as usable for someone who doesn't ship prints directly from lab to customer.

Her eyesight is good enough not to mind, but I found myself having to concentrate a little bit too hard to recognize small features on the map, and would frequently miss items and treasures

Amount of ports on back (use USB-B to power) is fantastic!

I have impaired vision...this is a monitor that I could afford I love it!

n’t know how people can work with that horribly low resolution.