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Very easy to use; Plug and play; Install and setup in seconds; Excellent value for money; Wireless extender and clone
Misleading 'Up to 500 Mbps' claims; Only 10/100 Ethernet ports
This is a great value business personal computer. It has two video outlets HDMI and VGA so you can hook up multiple monitors easily (But I did have to get a HDMI to DVI because the monitors didn't have an HDMI input. I would buy again and again from here. I dont like dell customer service.
Bright, clear display. Color is excellent. Menu to adjust screen features is very poorly designed and definitely not intuitive. So far, I have a 1/2 inch black bar at the top and bottom of the screen and monitor menu has been no help in stretching the display vertically.
If you want a reliable, big screen monitor at a reasonable price, this ones for you. Also, if you don''t mind its shortcomings, and use it for what it was designed for a monitor, and as an aux. TV monitor, this will work just fine.
Picture is sharp, bright and well worth the money; Made extremely well, and packaged exceptionally well.
No remote control, its a monitor so no High Def Tuner, can''t watch off air TV either, but you can hook it up to a cable converter for excellent performance; Can''t keep on all the time; Speaker stinks big time; Might as well not even put one in the monitor.
The last time an ASUS monitor was reviewed at Phoronix was a year and a half ago when checking out the ASUS VH236 monitor that ended up being a fairly nice 1920 x 1080 monitor with HDMI support.
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