Monitor Reviews

This has the potential to be a real unique and useful product. 2 video inputs, 1 SVGA, 1 SVHS, and a touch screen to boot.
There was one "bright" pixel upon turn on. Video inputs and VGA worked well. This is made in China and the translated manual is not good. The website you're told to go to for new drivers (Which you will need because the originals locked up the computer (XP SP2)) are in Chinese... not so bad until you click on the "English" icon and the "404, not found" (also in Chinese) displays. You have to click on icons until you find the correct "English" URL, it's there, you have to perform trial and error to find it. These loaded the correct touchpad drivers (not signed for XP, but seem to work ok). I've had the monitor for a day and will have installed in the car for DVD's and Computer GPS tomorrow. I hope it's robust enough for that environment. It does come with a lighter attachment for 12v use. fingers crossed.

i have no problems with this display. very sleek and thin. refresh rate seems great. no dead pixels.

all in all - I feel I got a great deal :)

LG makes great stuff and this is a perfect example. You get a 19" top-quality monitor for under $300! The auto-adjust feature is great - one touch and it adjusts to your computer's output and is perfect. Colors are natural and screen in very bright. Also thin bezel around the monitor which I personally like. All in all, I searched for some time for the right monitors and always came back to these LG's.