AOC E2243FW 21.5" LED Monitor - 1920X1080, Wide Screen, LED Technology Review

I bought 3 of these monitors to fulfill my dream of playing with 3 heads. After a long search I finally decided on this one. They are high quality, impressively thin, light and look fantastic, almost like a Mac product. They're a bit skinny as others have pointed out, what do you expect from something an inch thick? It is strong enough not to break under normal use. You can pick it up or rotate it with one hand! You are so light. The frame is also quite narrow, so they can be used for multiple…

One of the thinnest monitors I've ever seen. Cool buttons of the contactless menu on the stand light up when a finger approaches. The stand is a little flimsy so it moves a little when it hits the table, it really doesn't matter. The colors and black look great. No washed-out blacks like older backlit CCFL monitors. I mostly play and watch movies on it and it works very well. It's rated by cNET as the #1 monitor for under $200, and I definitely have to agree that it even beats the $320 monitor…

Got the monitor today. I didn't try it as the cord was taped over to hide it! There is also no quick start guide or CD, which is also what the description says.

Advantages: the lowest price in the category; slim; small bezel; Bright cons: cable ports on the back of the base; Difficult to set up both physically and in the menu Additional thoughts: I'm happy with the purchase, but only minor things bother me; brighter and brighter than my old acer lcd

I've had mine for 10 months now with no problems. I'm not sure why some say they aren't very adjustable, maybe they just aren't able to use them properly. don't know how much more customization you need (it's very adjustable). an unbeatable price for picture quality. The best image quality I've seen on the market. 0 ghosting, 0 pixelation. 0 attributes. the picture is better than my $3000 Samsung TV. no jitter effects. When I see mine, I think my whole family owns one. and have heard no…

In terms of size and performance, this should be one of the best value for money LED monitors on the market right now. Huge virtual desktop, and it's physically very thin until you get to the base stand.

This business monitor is perfect for running two programs on a split screen. The included software is not required for Windows 7. The low voltage LED monitor has pressure sensors hidden in the base, beautiful design. Good image quality for business.

Bad viewing angle. It just snaps into place. The locking button on the bottom is a bit tight. The touch buttons are located on the stand and are quite responsive. When using DVI, the screen is bright and clear. It's quite thin and looks sleek. Good for the price. I bought it from Staples for about $130 after taxes.

Go online to the ring town. They offer a $20 discount. If you take advantage of the $10 discount email offer, you can buy this monitor for $120-20-10=90 dollars, which is an absolute steal. Link to a great price for this product xD

Pros: - $120 online. - Image settings are surprisingly customizable. - Touch menu buttons on the base are cool. - Ideal for cutting vegetables. (it's disgustingly thin) - not good for an anchor in a balloon. (it's easy) Cons: -flimsy. I knew it was going to be a little flimsy when I bought it, but I still had to deduct a star because it was worse than expected. Example; If you try to adjust the tilt to a maximum of 12 degrees, it flexes a lot between the frame and the screen. He shouldn't do…

I got this monitor from Fry for my 11" Macbook Air and couldn't be happier (unless I had a few more of course!) Pros: - Extremely thin and light. Mine is wall mounted and faces the almost flush with the wall at first glance because it's so thin. -Very clear screen. 1080p on a 21.5" screen means very high pixel density and a very sharp image. - Easy to adjust color settings - Great design - Touch buttons add a very provocative, expensive looking touch to a monitor at a very cheap price Cons:…

Bought this LED monitor less than 3 months ago. Today (09/27/2011) a bright "hair streak" appeared on the screen from top to bottom. Since I bought it from Office Depot Costa Rica, the 'warranty' tells me to leave it for 30 days so the techs can figure out how to fix it. Since my work cannot be interrupted for 30 days, I have to buy a new one or ask someone to lend me one. No more AOC monitors for me. Instead I will use HP. More quality and better support.