Gotta Use DVI or Don't Bother....
355606
Reading some of these reviews is kinda funny, folks want perfection for $180.  It's not going to happen.  The Remote is poorly thought out, true.

But otherwise, this thing is flawless so far, plays everything I feed it, has a simple clean face, and the quality of the image through the DVI cable into my 50" DLP is amazing.  Sharp, Bright and clean.  Monsters Ink looks sweet.

So try it for yourself, figure out how to hook it up properly NOT ALL THAT HARD, and I think you will be pleased.  If your just after a Progressive scan DVD player with Componant outputs or S-video, there are prolly better options.  But for those with a DVI Connection, you gotta try it...
81908
This adapter does not work .I had to get a DVI Monitor.
There are several DVI ports to choose from .Always check your pin pattern
before buying.
718333
Does what it says. It won't work with an HDMI to DVI adapter on the monitor, though, so make sure your output devices have HDMI ports available.
759491
Returned this monitor for the following reasons:

1. When using DisplayPort screen would "bounce" about every 5 to 10 seconds - intensely annoying (using supplied DisplayPort cable). Reinstalled drivers multiple times, clean installs, blah blah blah
2. All resolutions were not recognized by Windows 10 using DVI connection - had to go into Nvidia control panel to create custom profile.
3. Could not switch between DVI and DisplayPort connections - I think what happened was that Windows 10 kept seeing this as a dual monitor setup. I got tired of messing with it and unplugged DisplayPort.
4. The picture out of the box was VERY bad and all the profiles were pretty darn bad. I spent a lot of time trying to "get the picture" right to use in BF1 and never quite got there.
5. When choosing profiles in game to check settings, sometimes it worked, sometimes not.
6. BenQ software was rubbish and did not play nice with Nvidia nor EVGA software - software installed, would not load or would crash when it loaded.
7. Seriously could not tell much difference ingame between this monitor and my ASUS 26" 60 Hz monitor. I like the picture better on the old monitor.
8. Did not increase my success ingame - I am a pretty good player consistently on top of the leaderboard or in top 5 - that being said, my style of play may not benefit from this monitor. I am NOT a sociopathic sniper and I PlayTheObjective.
9. What I consider "difficult to find support", VERY slow file download speeds VERY SLOW - it just seemed as if this was a forgotten product when I think it is the newest (correct?).

BenQ should really work on setting up some profiles for this monitor for the most popular games - at least something in the ball park. The monitor was stupid bright, colors were REALLY washed out, and there are so many options such as blur reduction and blackeye (or whatever it is called) that it takes a long time to get settings that are close to working.

I don't have the patience or time to spend hours fussing with settings to get things right - yeah I know "personal preferences" but get it in the ballpark like Nvidia does with graphic profiles to optimize main video settings.

Monitor and stand feel REALLY high quality and I hated to return this. I really like the switch it works GREAT and is easy to use.

I was just so irritated with the picture out of the box and the software (which is supposed to load some type of profiles used by pro gamers).

For $600 bucks (including tax and next day shipping) I expected more. BenQ do more to ensure a seamless out of box experience instead of a including a very poor vinyl dust cover, VERY cheap cables (which may have caused the screen "bounce" - and yeah I ordered a new DP cable), and great software. Maybe put some setting suggestions for popular games online to get people started.

Ok that is all.
4383266
I bought two of these monitors. So far, I am only able to get one working at a time. I have ordered the StarTech.com MSTMDP122DP Mini DisplayPort to 2x DisplayPort Multi Stream Transport Hub (now cancelled; see below.), and have managed to enable DP1.2 By using Find when viewing the
User guide in pdf form. My Surface Pro does not have a CD drive, but I have a Win 7 macine that does-thank goodness.

And now may I say that I found the OSD (On Screen Display very confusing to operate (navigate), and the User Guid was pretty useless in that regard.

In short, I am not an engineer or rocket scientist; If I was I may be able to operate this monitor more easily. But I am not, so I find this monitor not user-friendly AT ALL, and that sums up my experience thus far. I gave it overall 3 stars because the one display that is working is very beautiful to look at.

The final piece of the puzzle is setting the correct input type(DP or mini DP) on each of the Dell U2414H monitors using the OSD controls- this is critcal, as the factory default is set to DisplayPort.
4661035
NO Problem - MY Mistake - I got the wrong DVI end here. Otherwise I expect it would have worked fine and I would have given it 5 Stars.
See CAUTION (Only about cable selection, NOT the seller or this product)
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CAUTION TO SHOPPERS - There are 3 Different DVI connection configurations. I know, I bought all 3 before I figured that out.
-->>>  Visit this site to be sure you are ordering the correct one.
  http://www.networktechinc.com/blog/differences-between-dvi-connectors-and-signals-2/276/
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4393465
The product details on the Amazon sell page are very confusing and almost convinced me to not buy the item over concern it couldn't handle Dual Link DVI at higher resolutions.  I went on Gofanco's website for clarification.  I'm using this product to drive a 2560X1080 @ 60htz Dual Link DVI monitor from a MacBookPro just fine.
2316770
Everything Came perfect. Except for the fact instead of a DVI-Dual Link port I got a DVI-D Single Link on it so know to use this graphics card Im probably gonna have to switch to a HDMI monitor. I suggest you only buy this if you're going to use the HDMI.
24201
I like the KVM a lot as it is very smart. It has keyboard shortcuts to switch between ports and only switch audio, etc

I am slightly disappointed with the purchase partially due to an oversight on my part. I purchased a monitor that has a native resolution of 2550x1440 which I thought would work fine via DVI. As it turns out, this KVM only supports up to 1920x1200 max over digital connections. You must use analog to support higher resolutions, which is kind of a bummer since I thought I was buying a DVI KVM to get to use DVI. In order to support higher resolutions, I'll have to buy a VGA->DVI cable and connect to the KVM from the VGA port on my graphics card. I'm sure there's a completely valid technical reason but I think the Amazon detail page should have included this information as I likely would have purchased something different.
546712
Does not work. Did not convert signal like a DVI-D as it claimed
2393153
would not keep enough signal to actually run two displays.  HD error codes no matter what configuration it was tried in.
2212031
I thought my display port output was bad ... few months later I tried this on something else, turns out its shorting out the DP ... bad adapter.
1448289
I was told that I could install Win 7 on it before buying, but afterwards was told that I could not because UEFI could not be deactivated.  Many problems with Windows 8.1, so I upgraded to Windows 10.  Not my favorite, but much better than Win 8.

I *have* to have two monitors, but was told "after the fact" that one of the DVI ports had been disabled and I had to use a monitor with HDMI or DP, so I bought one.  I have tried both a mini DP to DP cable (came with the DELL Ultra Sharp U2715H monitor) and an HDMI to HDMI cable just bought from Best Buy and neither work.  Maybe the monitor is faulty, but it should have been made clear in the description of the desktop computer that I could not use two DVI monitors.  I have not seen that in any description.

ASUS has become a "dirty word" in my vocabulary.
1290304
It works fine, but it gets really annoying when you're using it with a widescreen Mac and a widescreen TV. The zoom function most plasmas and LCD TVs have is 16:9 aspect ratio, whereas Macs are at 16:10 aspect ratio, so you can either cut off the top and bottom of what you're trying to display, or have massive letter-boxing. After three months, I still haven't had any glitches that were this adapter's fault.

If you have HDMI or DVI on your TV or projector, don't bother with this. Go straight to DVI with a Mini-dvi to DVI adapter, then get a DVI to DVI cord or a DVI to HDMI cord.
4400240
It is a little fussy, but after you get it set correctly, it works fine. It's a nice alternative to upgrading an old computer with a VGA out only to the greater resolution and clarity of DVI.
419258
It's far too slow to be used as a primary display. There is a considerable lag when you move the mouse around. The native resolution of the secondary monitor I'm using is 1680x1050.  It's great when it works, but most of the time when I boot the computer the second display doesn't initialize.  I then have to go through a frustrating process of adjusting the display settings, plugging and unplugging the monitor and toggling the monitors input display button until the display adapter and monitor finally decide to start communicating and I get a picture. Even while it is working, it frequently 'blinks out' going black for a few seconds and then coming back on.
2085719
If you can't get a good pidture it's because you have a hobo

setup! If you do not know the resolution standards for each type of connection before you grab the cable off the shelf than

do not buy the product. I have a Dell 2405FPW 24" HD LCD Monitor, I hooked up the Apple Powerbook G4 to the Dell monitor using the s-video and pluged a stereo mini from the notebook to my Logitech Z5500 THX Digital speakers. The rca's to my stereo system. I also bought a DVI-D Dual cable from Monster for the DVI out on the powerbook to the monitor. I have multible ways

to watch a movie from the DVD-R drive of my Powerbook using the Logitech Z5500 digital speakers (which are powered), or my home THX reciever (both 5.1 ). I have NO complaints. But ALSO don't

have cheap, K mart equiptment. Any BOZO who complains about a cable is a Moron.