Samsung MD32C

looked nice out the box; when working appears to be good

brightness changes on it own, goes "dark" for hours at a time; If you turn it off, with the remote, master switch on back or sleep mode you have to turn it on/off multiple times using the mast power switch to get it to work again. Major pain to due...

looked nice out the box; when working appears to be good

brightness changes on it own, goes "dark" for hours at a time; If you turn it off, with the remote, master switch on back or sleep mode you have to turn it on/off multiple times using the mast power switch to get it to work again. Major pain to due...

The monitor looks good, nice input selection and the screen is bright and colors are good

Why would you not include a base stand? I searched all of the packaging material because it would be ridiculous to sell a computer monitor (even one that is the size of a TV) without including a stand. Do you assume that everyone buying this monitor is...

Looks good and fast refresh for gaming. plus it is a TV enough said

NO STAND, These seems like they were built for wall mounted. It can sit on the desk leaning against the wall because is has a little type of stand flat on the desk

Looks good and fast refresh for gaming. plus it is a TV enough said

NO STAND, These seems like they were built for wall mounted. It can sit on the desk leaning against the wall because is has a little type of stand flat on the desk.

1080x1920 makes it an adaptable monitor for most current-market GPUs. High quality, crystal clear picture. Solid refresh rate for gaming. Light weight for it's size.

Does not include a stand or mount- Not listed anywhere that it isn't included. Power button is on a sort of toggle-stick in the back of the monitor. Thicker than most monitor's on the market so it takes up a deceptive about of depth space.