X2Gen MW22R

Bright picture. 5ms response time makes for smooth video playback. Excellent price. Overall a very good monitor

One dead pixel. Speakers died after 7 months

It's huge , plenty of realestate, looks great, colors are all correct and balanced, NO DEAD Pixels !!!! Can't beat the price

Ok OK I'll just go ahead and say it... NO DVI cabel. not really a big deal come on people they're like 10 bucks

Great Specs that live up to their numbers, Great price

Dead pixels seem to be more common than in brand name products. Mine has 1 bright blue pixel near the center of the screen, its a bummer but not a deal breaker

I have the previous 22in x2Gen with the round base - the updated one looks sharper, same great picture and brighness - no dead pixels one either after all this time

Doesn't come with a DVI cable - but you can get one - it's the little things that that that make this one of the cheaper 22s

Has a very small foot print on the table. None of the cables are hardwired and was very easy to setup

I would have to agree with others about the placement of the connections

the screen is big, and definately bright

The monitor only goes to 1280x1024... Tech support has been totally unavailable to help or explain

It is Cheap for its specs ; Once running it looks great. If I start it up and then dont let my system go on stand bye it will work great. Looks great on games, videos, etc

It physically feels flimsy and cheap ; The screen has issues receiving a source if you do not turn it on before you turn on the system etc. The issues persist if your system goes to stand bye or hibernation ; I see random glitches and pixelation on the...

Really bright and good contrast, hard to find on a monitor in this price range. Nice and large however if you move too far about in either direction you lose the picture not bad though. Plan on buying two more, it's well worth the money ; The HD 1080p...

Colors are hard to get just right and the speakers suck, pretty quiet and allot of treble, but then again I didn't buy it for the speakers :D

Crisp resolution once you use DVI

Not sure if it was the cable or my (new) card, but the output was fuzzy with VGA

Don't let the off-brand fool you. This monitor rocks. It's cheap, great quality, Supports DVI and VGA, and it's BIG

It comes with a vga cable but if you want to use DVI remember to buy a female-female cable