Adequate resolution, only once in a while do you notice it's a bit 'coarse' or 'fat pixel'... Fine color, nice appearance
342287
This monitor works fairly well for 24" viewing, and most of the time the modest resolution is not apparent. In some cases when displaying fonts at reduced sizes, the coarseness of the display resolution interacts with some of my art/photo editor rendering, and vertical or horizontal lines seem to disappear and reappear.  Given the modest cost of the display combined with excellent backlight range (it really does get to very dim for comfortable evening or other low light usage), a really good setup of USB ports (although I do miss the quick access on left side of monitor of prior same brand monitors for that "one more thing" you periodically need to hook up) and very nice appearance, this seems like a reasonable choice for someone who has a hard time justifying double the price for 1440p, or who does not need perfect color matching (I can't seem to adjust this monitor correctly using the dell icc and imaging resource tips/tricks, I haven't tried using a spyder or similar tools, it's not important enough for my usual usage). My eyes are hurting since I got this, but I traced that to having the "sharpness" control set to '40' - it seems it shouldn't be below '90', as it's visibly applying a low-pass or 'blur' filter to the image, which can cause significant eye strain while you try to bring the image to focus (without success).  That setting is a bit of a departure from prior same brand monitors, where '50' or '40' was usually 'normal' and '70' and up had high frequency peaking filters (like on televisions). It would be good to have the menu clearly define what the scale 'means'. All in all - an OK value.
1412804
Overall, this is a nice unit for the price. It does suffer slightly in a couple of key areas, namely the video resolution and sound.

The video res is not the best, and in these days of HD, i was a little surprised that this wasn't a higher resolution screen. Pixelation was noticeable even at a few feet away, but was overall adequate for the purpose. The screen was bright and the contrast was good, although nothing like an LCD TV.

Sound was also adequate, with decent bass representation for the speaker size. In other words, it was in no way tinny as many smaller speakers generally are. Sound reproduction was decent and dialogue was highly recognizable and clear, but the volume is questionable in noisy environments without using the headphones.

The inclusion of a remote, video output for hooking up to a TV,  and car adapter was a bonus and both work quite well. Would definitely recommend to those on a budget.
1247860
Picture is pixelated up close but looks okay from a distance
2894098
Good video card. Bit picky on using a 32 inch 1080P tv for monitor. Have to use the manual settings to set the size to match screen area. Native resolution makes the picture about a half inch too big. Not a biggie as nVidia  control panel makes it easy to match screen size. Very good colors on screen.
1841249
I just purchased this lovely digital frame. I've uploaded about 25 photos and use the computer's built-in memory to store them. The resolution is fair, 600x800. I've seen much better resolution in more expensive frames. It has a sleep mode that shuts itself off at night, which is very nice, though I wish you didn't see the "ZZZ" on the screen to tell you it's active. It has a fit-in-frame function which does not appear to work. I called tech support and spoke to a nice guy who assured me he would get back to me if I sent him one of my photos to try on his frame. I'm still waiting to hear from him. All in all I guess you get what you pay for. It's a nice-looking frame with some limitations.
1607398
It's a pretty nice poster but it's not the best quality pixel-wise. I wasn't expecting anything HD or anything (since this is an old photo but if they fine-tuned the dpi a but more, it would've been more enjoyable. It's a great size and I'll hang it on my wall though!
722876
I found a good deal on this beast around Black Friday. It does a fine job as a computer display with a few idiosyncrasies. Ideally, I would think you'd want to use the hdmi input as it is a digital input, however Vizio in their vast wisdom has denied us the ability to adjust all the settings necessary to stretch the desktop to fit the screen V-Size is disabled. You can adjust H and V position and H-Size and almost make it fit the screen, just a small black band at the top (or bottom, I suppose) of the screen. I felt that was a trivial concern since the overall size of the display was so immense. But a couple of days later I was puttering around in some spare parts and came across a dvi to rgb converter plug that had come with some video card or other (previously I was using a dvi to hdmi cable). Long story short I hooked up the connector to a cable I had laying around and to the TV and lo and behold a full-screen image and crisper than that of the hdmi. Now in my world rgb is an analog input and dvi/hdmi is a digital output/input, so I can't imagine how the got a 1080p signal over rgb looking so good, and I know that they can't send hdcp over that rgb but I'll take a nice sharp picture anytime. I still have the monitor hooked up on another input for hdmi so I can play blu-ray at full rez, or so I hope... I haven't tried it yet. But overall a fine TV with plenty of inputs, despite its lack of dvi or display port. And the panel looks good, I'm moving from a 24" benq that did hi-def and this looks as good color wise. Game playing is just fine. I've never used a screen refresh rate higher than 60hz anyway so unless someone is doing something seriously wrong or you have some kind of vision defect I'd say this is a great value. BTW, I'm sitting maybe two feet away from it, so I couldn't miss any artifacts/dead pixels/ghosting.
4823848
Basically OK.  However, resolution, or crispness, of print on fabric not as good as it would have been if printed on high quality paper.  This was my only option for the image and dimensions I was looking for.  As such, it is acceptable but not as good as I would have liked.
2825615
I find these monitors programmed for obsolescence. It serves the purpose, and while new, gives a good image. Unfortunately, the Dell products I have had, seem to have a short lifespan. So -1 star for past experience. Otherwise, this unit fired right up, has good clarity and color, and was not difficult to install. For the price, I am happy.
2510120
It very nice except the image could be a little clearer.
1464677
For the price, this is a pretty decent 10.1" tablet. Simple games run well, and website navigation is smoother than I expected. While its screen resolution of 1024x600 seems rather low, the pixel density is as reasonable as a common 1366x768 monitor when held at a normal distance. The viewing angle does significantly affect visibility, but the low weight makes holding it straight easier than heavier 10+" tablets, effectively mitigating that problem. Because the touch screen seems to have more friction than others I've used, I suggest using a smooth stylus rather than fingers.

As this tablet just came in today, I cannot comment on its durability or lifespan.
593574
I just set up this monitor and find that it's not quite as good as I'd hoped.  The overall size is so large that the individual pixels are noticeable.  So, for any area of light background, a grid of tiny black dots is apparent and in all cases details are slightly ragged.  For most work that will not be a problem.  However, when working with Microsoft Word 2013 at maximum resolution and the Word default font of Calibri 11, text is certainly not as crisp as my older Dell laptop.  Since much of my work involves text editing, that is a disappointment.  I suspect this monitor will cause eye strain if used for long periods.
1278595
It looks fine, crisp clear and provides a nice touch experience. The only thing I find a bit problematic (and this cost the product a star) is the size. It's slightly smaller than the actual screen, like half a millimeter from each side. Not much of a problem, but still disappointing. I hope the protection function is not affected by this miss.
1534042
The screen is a little blue and have a few dead pixels, but a think ITS something you can expect for the price, overall just works fine.
213866
This was purchased on a budget.  The colors on the monitor seem washed out. On the plus side, it's large, has good resolution, and is inexpensive.

It was purchased for less than $100. I will spend the extra $20 or $40 and get something nicer next time.
2886434
I've had this TV for some time now, and it has performed "adequately".  I've had a number of more expensive LED HDTVs, all of which have been 1080p, ranging in size from 32" to 55".  This Hisense model is ok, though even at it's low price, I don't know that I feel it's a good value.  The picture is clear enough, though the unit I received had four brighter spots (backlights?) at points across the screen.  When watching OTA football, there was significant motion blur, and even though I've got a very high-quality router with ~70mbps internet, the wireless access to Netflix and Amazon Instant Video was downright terrible.  I tried watching Fast 7 through wireless, and the picture was coming through at 480p or less, though my other wireless devices were having no trouble showing the content at full HD quality.
I'll give it three stars since it is a large panel at a fairly reasonable price.  For close to the same money, you can probably find a better panel from a better brand with better reliability.  If you won't be using the panel for the smart TV features, it will probably be adequate for your needs - just be sure to compare prices.
387264
Very nice.  Slightly lower resolution than I expected, but looks sharp at a distance.