ASUS VE278Q 27" Full HD HDMI LED Backlight LCD Monitor w/Speakers

Cons:Looked a bit washed out on first hookup and HDMI did not use full screen at first (read Summary for more details)

Pros:Big screen, Loads of hook ups, nice options.

Cons:Honestly after 5 months I can't think of any.

Pros:Vivid (Even better with Nvidia Digital Vibrance!)Large but not too bigClarityZero ghostingLow imput lag (For games such as street fighter 4 with a complex linking system that can be affected by imput lag)PriceResolution (2560x1600 is too large and you literally need a top of the line PC to run games at a playable frame rate)Color modes (Theater mode great for HDMI'd consoles)Shape is standard (Nothing wacky or off center like some monitors)Warranty should a problem arise

Cons:-price

Pros:-great for movies

Cons: not really a weakness, but would've been nice to include a remote

Pros: Asus brand, screen size, value/price

Cons: Overly Bright, Loss of Color Depth, Menu's a bit clunky.

Pros: Thin, comes with cables, good design, massive, no dead pixels.

Cons: none

Pros: big display good speakers Simply the best monitor I have ever had. Excellent reponse time. Great for FPS or other games that have a great deal of action. Colors are right on. Simply awesome

Cons: None

Pros: no dead pixelsvery brightSpeakers are pretty decent

Cons: random flickering issues with no fix only rma option

Pros: bright, cheap, led, great image and colors when configured correctly

Cons: 2 dead pixels right in my face when I turned on the monitor for the first time... big deception. One blue pixel and red for the other. The red one is not a big deal but the blue one is a lot visible. There's no returns possible because the ASUS politique's is that their monitors are Certified ''OK'' although 5 dark pixels or less and/or 3 bright pixels or less are defectives (or something like that)... Too bad, 3 stars.

Pros: Bright (LED), impressive size, nice finish, easy to setup, P in P, a lot of connexions, speakers (useless in my case), solid stand. I payed under 300$ for this monitor, a real joke for that kind of product.

Cons: - Out of the box, the brightness & contrast presets were really high; had to lower it- TN panel, 60Hz, only 1920x1080- No height adjustment- Touchy power connector (to the monitor end) - an accidental movement of the cord would disconnect the power

Pros: - Excellent value at weekend special for $299- Lots of input options (2x HDMI, DVI, VGA)- Crystal clear- Scenery presets- 27" of glory- Sound output (if connecting to HDMI with sound)- 1080P- Good protective packaging; easy to assemble

Cons: Resolution (Maybe)

Pros: Size, price, LED, brightness, clarity

Cons: None

Pros: Price, Size, Image Quality

Cons: Stuck pixel.

Pros: Large, bright, nicely designed display.

Cons: -People say this have a weak stand but mine rarely wobbles.

Pros: -Size-Brightness-Price

Cons: None

Pros: Quality BrandLED displayLightweightPIPPriceNo dead pixels

Cons: Poor stand, had to RMA the first one.

Pros: Big, Bright, not to bad of a price

Cons: Bad quality stand

Pros: Great pictureGood colors Decent price

Cons: stand is one of the worst I've ever seen.but I'm putting it on a 3 monitor array so its okay.

Pros: Great picture quality.Great color (after calibration).Ncix price is very reasonable.

Cons: Some leaks from top and bottom, Not that good contrast

Pros: Price, Brightness, Thickness, Image Quality

Cons: -My sample has light leakage at the bottom and sides.-As per other reviews, a wobbly stand-Limited PIP input combination. Can't do DVI/HDMI. I have DVI connected to the computer and I can not PIP my PS3. You can only PIP display port or VGA if you already have a DVI as your main connection.-No volume control buttons.

Pros: -Price-LED monitor in a 27" size-Looks simple and clean, nice glossy back.-Runs very cool-alright Speakers, you can use them as a last resort, nice to have.

Cons: - The "Splendid" settings are all terrible- In Standard Mode and sRGB, the Saturation, Color Temp, Skin Tone, Sharpness, and ASCR functions are not user-configurable. I recommend starting with Scenery Mode and adjusting from there.- Cannot use DVI/HDMI simultaneously in PIP Mode- No auto-sensing inputs- Cumbersome OSD button configuration- Ships with no manual! Note: After registering with ASUS, I was able to find a user guide. I hosted it here:http://www.mediafire.com/?77oppbd8e4ep3d7- Doesn't include HDMI or DisplayPort cables- Would be nice to have a remote to adjust audio levels without using the OSD- The stand is a bit wobbly and monitor sits fairly low. I recommend wall-mounting if that's an option. I grabbed a $15 mount from Monoprice:http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=108&cp_id=10828&cs_id=1082806&p_id=6514&seq=1&format=2

Pros: - Good features vs price for a 27" LED LCD- DisplayPort- Built-in speakers- Very bright- Vibrant colours- Fast response- Low power consumption

Cons: Sits quite low to the MT276 (I traded that for this). I find it has to be raised up for the average desk height. Always looking down from a fold up chair. Get a wall mount. NO REMOTE! Even despite the bad stand, no remote like the MT, it is such a good panel it is not worth loosing a star!

Pros: This is the best 27" screen around right now. The Black levels are very rich, unlike other washed out screens. (This coming from a video editor). The colors are very accurate for a non-professional screen too. Not perfect, but also not $2000! The sound is actually not that bad for what it is.

Cons: lacking proper standno proper instructionsonly 1920x1080 (my old lcd had 1920x1200)

Pros: very good picture qualityfast, smooth response27" LED (very few out in the market)slim designlow power consumptionvery brightlots of video inputseven has built-in speakersno dead pixels