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I had to make several returns before giving up. Theres always one stuck pixel in all but one monitors Ive exchanged for. Customer service was cool about it but I just got sick of sending them back
In general, a good monitor. The two downfalls are: 1) The stand is not adjustable, and 2) As several other customers stated, there is a dead pixel very noticeable on a black screen. Good price but very much a disposable, cheap stand-in that meets our current need until we decide we want to invest in something more expensive and permanent.
The design is nice, as it comes with a sturdy stand and a decent overall picture and on-screen controls. However, the display panel itself had 5 or 6 pixels that were stuck brightly "on" that were quite noticeable when a dark picture was displayed over their area. They were all towards the edges of the screen, but Ive never seen a monitor before that had more than 1 or 2 defective pixels so I decided to return it while I still had the chance. Maybe I was unlucky and just happened to get a bad one, but I ended up buying a 24" Dell instead that wasnt much more expensive than the Planar and it doesnt even have 1 defective pixel from what I can see. This was my first experience with Planar and also probably my last, unfortunately.
The monitor is adequate, failing to excel in any area, and pretty poor in larger image resolution. There are no drivers available so it runs off of Windoz or Linux generic drivers. Its probably worth the hundredish bucks, but its no great value.
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