Wonderful image quality, brightness but slow mouse
341644
I'm working remotely while traveling so bought this monitor. I am very pleased with the light weight, brightness, and image quality! No issues with brightness, the monitor can match and exceed my Lenovo Thinkpad T440s' brightness. The image quality is wonderful as well - I can't imagine anyone being dissatisfied with it if you're doing regular work or watching videos. I have tested it with Netflix and the quality is perfect.

My only big complaint is that the mouse speed on this monitor is SUPER slow compared to what I use on my laptop, so it's really annoying. It's so slow I'm unable to work in Excel on the monitor due to getting impatient. However it's not a big enough issue to return the monitor - I recommend planning to use the monitor for more static activities like videos, reading documents, email, etc.

If your laptop doesn't have a CD drive, you'll have to go to the ASUS website to download the installation driver. I got an alert saying my laptop's USB 3.0 controller needed updating or something due to my being on Windows 7 (I run Windows 7 Pro) - I ignored the alert, ran the driver, and everything works seamlessly so far.
1692344
I like the monitor a lot. The only problem I have with it are the brightness/contrast controls, which don't seem to yield a very good result, no matter how I try to tweak them.
2683405
I am extremely hard to please in terms of monitors.  I have sensitive eyes, and I make software - so lots of text.  I've tried apple cinema displays, dell ultrasharps (24" and 27"), Eizo's, HP's, etc.  Various problems with them, but most of it boils down to the thick anti-glare coating (or in regards to the ACD, the extremely reflective glass).  The Samsung is great -- the backlight gets dim enough without destroying the quality of the picture.  I also like the fact that it adjusts to the room brightness - although I'm having a bit of trouble because it seems to be adjusting too frequently (once every few seconds).  Hoping that will be resolved over time.

Overall very happy - mine does have 1 dead pixel so I'll need to get a replacement, but other than that I'm very happy.
3161696
I have had this camera for 3 weeks now and have taken it on flights all over the Asia region - the form factor means it slips into my briefcase easily and is truly portable. The images taken in bright sunlight are truly STUNNING - clear, sharp and with fantastic color. The lens is especially good showing sharpness from edge to edge. The sensor obviously delivers smoothly graduated and vibrant color - the results speak for themselves. However it is not all good. The fixed lens while good is a little too wide for general use IMHO, so it forces some real discipline onto your photos. Maybe a 50mm would have been better. It is a little slow to focus and sometimes just seems to get confused into doing nothing - which is strange. The low light results actually seem quite pedestrian compared to the truly spectacular bright light results. Added to all of this, it seems that the "non-Bayer" sensor means that few RAW converters (in my case Apple Aperture)can work with the RAW files it makes - so you need to use the very odd SPP software that comes with the camera. So in summary I will use this when the light is good and the colors work well, and just work around it's limitations. I recommend this as an alternative to an SLR. The results is produces can be and are amazing, once you work within its capabilities.
1571001
Great mouse, extremely responsive and accurate. only con for me is the lighting does what it wants to do every so often.
3979737
This mouse is everything I could ask for. I come from a long line of logitech mice and this is by far the most complete unit.

 My g700s was a great mouse and a great performer, it did often feel a bit too big/heavy after long session. It has a higher bulge up top and forces your hand to curve up and wrap around the mouse. The biggest complaint I had was the battery life, it was much too short. The only redeeming factor was the replaceable battery.

I also had the MX master and while it was a beautiful mouse, the shortcomings for my personal use were too much for me to ignore. Primarily the inability to save settings on board memory meant if you plugged it to another pc you'd have to install and set it. For those on work provided laptops who are unable to install 3rd party software won't be able to adjust settings/sensitivity. It also caps out at 2000 dpi and while that's enough for most people, I've gotten used to being around 2500-3500 depending on what I'm using.

This brings me to the g900 chaos spectrum mouse. The mouse is incredibly light, pin point accuracy, and very low resting hand position. The settings are able to be saved on the mouse itself and also offers to ability to add or remove buttons. It also adds a pretty snazzy and adjustable RGB led in the logo and the dpi indicators. I've only been using it for a couple days but I've been pleasantly surprised with all that it offers.

pros :
- ability to save profile settings on mouse
- light
- very accurate
- confortable hand position
- very nice and satisfying clicks (mouse and wheel)
- customizable (lights)

cons:
-price is a bit hard to swallow.
- would have loved a smart scroll feature like the MX master
3790754
I have the 60-inch version of this tv and it's amazing in both cost and picture.

When I first got the tv, I was a bit underwhelmed as the picture was too dim.

To fix this you can:

1. Turn off ECO mode (set it to "Standard")
2. Turn off CATS feature in the picture settings.
3. Do not use "Standard" picture mode.

When I switched to "Home Theater" mode, the picture came alive! Clear, vibrant colors, everything is crisp and clean.

The only Cons would be that image retention does occur if you leave a bright logo or HUD for long periods of time, but it goes away when viewing other content. I'm not even worried about it. And the Auto Brightness Limiter is a bit annoying: when a screen is almost all white, the whole screen will dim a bit (even with ECO mode off), but 99% of my viewing is not like that so no biggie.
4707320
I have the Epson 8700UB mounted on a shelf 20' from a 106" gain 1.1 Dalight 16:9 screen, low-lamp mode.  I only watch at night so the space is very dark, with the only caveat being that my walls and ceiling are a light shade. I calibrated the projector with the AVIA DVD and SONY WOW Blueray disk. THX mode was almost perfect with just a few minor adjustments. The picture is sharp, has fantastic blacks, high contrast, and zero motion artifacts (e.g. no rainbows like single chip DLPs).

When I updated to HD I initially chose the BENQ w6000 (see my review on this one) - although it was $400 cheaper had fantastic color and razor sharpness, both my wife (who is usually immune to rainbows) and I could see the rainbow effect not only on high contrast title sequences but any time there was a lot of movement in a scene so we had to return it (thanks to Amazon's liberal and very easy return policy).

I really had doubts about leaving DLP for LCD but the 8700UB got rave reviews, so I finally took the plunge.
The 8700UB LCD under the same conditions gives a much better black and greater shadow detail even at high contrast. Also I found the LCD to give a more film-like watching experience.  Images are sharp, and the lens quality is high in that sharpness is maintained over the entire field with good brigthness uniformity from center to edge (no vignetting), but definietly a bit of a step down from the razor crispness obtained from a single-chip DLP.

In low lamp mode the fan is inaudible and while the iris can be heard with no soundtrack or dialog, while watching a typical movie you cannot detect the sound of the iris.  In higher brightness modes the image is still very good but I find that fan noise a bit loud & the brightness is perfect for this size screen in a darkened room.

The remote is well designed, nicely backlit (orange LED), feels good in the hand.  The button layout is well organized and easy to remember.

Quibbles:

The mechanical H and V offset controls have too much play/back-lash so exact screen placement is a bit challenging although since this adjustment is done only one time it is really not an issue.

Another issue is that the projector excudes a very strong plastic smell when running.  Seems to be abating, and thus after another month of use it will hopefully be gone.  Those mounting this on a ceiling will probably not smell it as much as on a shelf mount.

Overall a great projector that shines for those wanting a cinema-like experience!
3080849
Really awesome mouse, I just wish that the lights were brighter like it shows in the picture. The lights look better in the dark
1810357
Just got this monitor set up and working. Holy crap is it bright. Replaced a year and a half old Dell ST2210 with very similar specs and the difference is just incredible. Whites are white (not tan/off white) and blacks are deep (not grey). It's like having a small LCD HDTV with Dynamic Contrast Ratio turned up.

My only gripe about this monitor is the poor placement/reaction of the menu buttons. Navigating through the menu is annoying and unwieldy at times.

4.5/5 Stars - Not a full 5 due to lousy (in my opinion) buttons
3611132
This display is crisp and bright. The pixels are not as dense as my macbook pro that sits next to it, but the brightness and clarity of the display are equally vivid and I love using it. When I have to use other displays they always look washed out and pixelated compared to this one.

One con is that I had to go through all kinds of shenanigans to get this to use the full resolution on my Windows system. I went through three or four different graphics cards and finally bought a DVI to HDMI connector and used the Intel graphic utility to set a custom resolution and refresh rate (29Hz). None of the other graphics cards (some quite expensive) would display the full resolution for this monitor. I think if I were a gamer then this refresh rate would feel terribly slow, but I use it for work and the low refresh rate doesn't bother me.
4055200
Pros:
* Excellent matte finish screen doesn't have glare
* Extremely light weight and very thin - feels like I'll crush it accidentally
* Excellent performance for a low-power device - +1 stars here.
* Reasonable price

Cons:
* Aggravating click mouse. Some delay in response after placing finger on mousing surface - feels sluggish. Mouse pointer jumps around after lifting finger off of the mousing surface. Sometimes jumps into "spazz mode" and scrolls randomly. Shutting the mouse on and off using Function-F7 seems to "kind of" fix the problem. We tried installing a touchpad driver from http://us.acer.com/ac/en/US/content/drivers, and this might have fixed the issue, but it's too soon to say. -3 stars.
* Arrow keys on right side of keyboard are smooshed together in an uncomfortable way. Their vertical dimension is too thin. Also, I'm used to using the function key in combination with up and down arrows for page up / page down on compact device keyboards, and this keyboard departs from the norm.
* A high-gloss reflective bezel around a nice matte display? Why?
* Windows 8.1. "Fixed" with www.classicshell.net... but still annoying.

Update 7/27:
With the mouse driver update, "spazz mode" on the mouse has decreased. However, the mouse still has persistent issues requiring shutting the mouse on and off. There's also no way to disable pinch zoom gestures, which can get in the way of scrolling. Very aggravating; I'll try loading Ubuntu at some point and see if this is a hardware or a Windows 8.1 driver issue.

Update 8/11:
The aforementioned mouse driver update has seemed to have generally fixed the random scrolling issue. I noticed that the click pad will occasionally interpret my gestures as pinch zoom gestures, which can't be disabled in Windows 8.1. As such, I can't really fault the machine itself for this problem. I'm increasing stars to 4 out of 5 after a month of more or less reasonable mousing.
313775
I am not an expert in this.  All I wanted to say as one in the public general, is that I like this very much, especially the short-throw feature.  And for me, I like 2500+ lumen so that even with lights on, I can still see it.  Purchased under $550 and I think it's a great deal for 720p.  If you want 1080p, prices probably go up $200-$400 minimum.

I was also debating whether 600x800 is good enough (could save me $200) but I didn't have a chance to look at any in person so I decided to try this one.  At least I am very satisfied.
660130
installed in the play room so we can keep an eye on the kids while doing other things.  Great image quality even in dim light.  The initial setup was a little awkward but it has been running with out a hiccup for well over a month now.  POE made the install a snap.  Would have been nice if there was a way to make horizontal adjustments once it was mounted.
4926717
Easy to set up and USB-powered, but image quality disappointing.
3209944
I bought this TV as the primary display for a Mac Mini; together these comprise my new entertainment setup (DVD, Hulu, NetFlix, HGTV) and desktop computer for day-to-day stuff (casual web browsing, email, iTunes).

My criteria were: 32", 1080p, HDMI and analog inputs.  First try was a Sony Bravia.  What I didn't know about was input lag.  Move mouse... wait... see mouse move.  Not too great for computing use or gaming.  Returned the Sony, did research.  This TV kept coming up as the best choice for gamers/PC users due to its zero input lag and brilliant image quality.  I could not find a new one (since Panasonic discontinued this model and replaced with one that isn't as good!), so I crossed my fingers and bought an open box "like-new" item.

It worked out really well in my case.  The set is "like-new"; no problems.  Input lag is non-existent; the display is very bright and beautiful to look at.  Not as crisp as the Apple display on the iMac this setup replaces, but actually much brighter and higher contrast.

My only complaint is not being able to buy another if this one ever breaks!  Panasonic, bring this excellent product back!
487606
image quality is very good.
wireless signal is good.
added a fisheye and it works well too.

giving it 5 stars instead of 4 because it fell twice from 2.85m and it still works like a charm