Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

I purchased this monitor to upgrade my old VGA display. (1360x768). I myself am a very serious pc gamer and find it a requirement to have the best display for the game so it may be played how it is meant to be played. I find that this monitor is perfect for the job. (Just a note 1080p looks better the smaller the screen goes so buying a 32 inch 1080p TV may look different) Pros -Colors are Brilliant - The black levels on this screen are incredible. Everything is clearly defined. (Tested with same games as below) -NO GHOSTING - (Running DVI-D) I've played starcraft II, WarZ, Arma II, Left 4 Dead, Crysis, and few other games and have seen absolutely no ghosting of the image whatsoever. -Very low power consumption. This is the first monitor i've seen to have an external transformer(odd) -Very slim and sleek design. -Settings easily changeable -The ports that the DVI-D and the VGA cables plug in are actually stable compared to other monitors that seem to be very very loose -Responds almost instantly when the computer comes out of sleep. -Many integrated settings to save power although it will distort the amazing colors when enabled.(Eco-Friendly) -ALL packaging material is recyclable. Cons -The stand isn't the greatest. It can be tightly screwed on but can only be moved on a tilt forward and backward. (Doesn't seem easy to move feels like you can break it) -This isn't really bad but when you first turn on the monitor you will go blind. The brightness at maximum settings is painful to look at and needs to be turned down. -DVI-D but DVI-I? The monitor is compatible with the DVI-D connection which I am currently using but it only comes with a DVI-I connector. -The screen did have a rather large smudge in it when I opened the box but the padding protecting the screen was able to remove it with ease. (Not too bad but annoying) NOTE: The monitors packaging was a little odd but very protective. The monitor itself was surrounded in a thin padding to prevent scratching. Then it was harnessed by styrofoam to keep it sturdy inside its box. ( This is the odd part) Then that same box was placed inside another box after being surrounded in a layer of paper. I wouldn't worry about breaking the monitor over shipping its pretty darn safe.