Viewsonic VG1930wm

Impressive performance, features and specs; but the ViewSonic VG1930wm looks a bit boring.

Impressive performance, features and specs; but the ViewSonic VG1930wm looks a bit boring.

Ideal native resolution. Widescreen. Good color reproduction. 360 degree swivil base

Speakers are worthless, but who actually uses monitor speakers anyhow

Very stable base, bright and colorful. I do video editing and photoshop and this screen is really nice so far

Speakers are terrible, no head phone port

Purchased this as a second screen for my Linux (Ubuntu) workstation, so I wanted to get the same model as the original one. Crisp and good refresh for my work (I don't do games, so I don't know how that is). Using DVI for one monitor and D-Sub for the...

Have to figure out how to shut down the stupid OSD if you don't run it in 1440x960 mode. At least they made it possible on this model from the menu. Speakers are not worth anything

The speakers come in very handy, the adjustments on the screen rotation and height are extremely easy to use and work very well. The screen quality is amazing

I wish the speakers got a bit louder, but its only a monitor. I'd need a dedicated set of computer speakers to get what I want

This monitor is exceptional. Vivid colors and high resolutions. What more could you want

People say the speakers suck, but I use a 5.1 surround sound system, so they aren't a con for me since I don't use them. Other than that, no cons

Good quality display. I watch a lot of DVDs and streaming media. Very good upgrade from my AOC 17" LCD

DVI cable should be included. Built in speakers are useless (as in all monitors with built in speakers)