Mobi Slain
I got this monitor to replace an old TV screen I got from a family member to replace a Viewsonic monitor that had one of its capacitors blow out in the middle of a game. Right off the bat, it had everything I was LOOKING for, But not everything I would have wanted. My old TV had some color issues that would mess with the picture. Some days the screen would be slightly amber, other days the screen would be a couple pixels off and there would be a black bar that squishes the screen. But there would always be this same issue. All of the colors were brighter. And white would bleed onto other colors, try looking at a white grid with black lines when the white bleeds over the back and stops you from seeing the grid. Im a graphic designer, so this will not do! Right out of the box, some assembly required, not that its very much assembly, just snap the stand together and stick the computer on the stand. When I plugged this bad boy in, I noticed something that the instructions had glossed over, not even an audio out port. This caught me off guard when the instructions showed that there was an audio out port on the back of the monitor. Okay, as long as I get the picture, I can plug my consoles into the TV and put it somewhere else. Turning this monitor on, I noticed that the screen was really bright. So I did my best to correct the coloring. Its still a little bright but the colors shown are the colors shown. I can see whats supposed to be on the screen and I dont have the same issue. Im even playing Monster Hunter World on this screen and its doing well.