Good screen, good performance.
344988
Good performance, incredible quick. Not a laptop, is a Chromebook. If you know what you are buying you will be happy. Plastic construction. Good finishing, screen awsome.
1169191
I cannot rate the long term build quality in terms of raising and lowering the screen or sharpness of 1080p or greater content.
When those features are part of the equation, you will pay more for a screen.

For what it is, I'm very pleased with the screen.
The price is fantastic for an 8 foot screen.
The construction feels solid.  Color and sharpness is fantastic from my native XVGA resolution projector.  To be fair, my projector doesn't qualify as a higher end home theater projector by any means, but judging from the clarity and color of the picture I'd get, I will by keeping this screen when I get a nicer projector just the same.

Very good.  If you're looking for a first screen because you've been using a sheet or less-than-optimal painted wall as your surface, this upgrade is a no brainer.  If you're looking for a decent first screen for an entry-level to intermediate quality projector, I would also recommend this.  Further than that, it's outside of my experience level to say.  I love it, personally.
2817287
I've had this display for about a week or so now, and I have had absolutely no problems. The colors a good, and everything is crisp and legible. Feels well built, and is great for working on a variety of projects. In addition, if you desire, you can actually use the screen with hdmi without connecting it to the Pi (No touch functionality). You will find the images easy to install onto an SD, or the included drivers if you prefer. If you are like me and do not have a CD drive, a quick google search will point you toward what you need via Kuman's website. For $40, this screen is excellent. Responsive, colorful, sturdy and easy to use. Money well spent. Highly recommended.
2733036
Very nice screen and the reason I bought was the price so it isn't too cheap for the price.
575014
At first, I wasn't going to buy one, but now I'm glad I did. The screen is vibrant, it has enough horsepower to multitask and open apps quickly, and they run without flaws. I use it quite a bit, for games, movies, music, netflix. The battery usually lasts all day on a full charge, and its nice to lay in bed and skype with my friends.

However, there are a few little things that keep it from being perfect. When reading ebooks or viewing an all-white page theres a blue tint at the edges of the screen. A quick google search shows that this is pretty common and has to do with the LED backlight. Mine also has the screen flicker bug, but in my case it's tied to high processor usage - on certain games it will flicker for a moment or two, but a reboot fixes it.

Overall, the negatives are tolerable and the good greatly outweighs it.
2424290
A nice second screen with IPS colors and pixel density just slightly less than a 24 inch 1440p screen. I use this for native gaming when 1440p is struggling (less often since I upgraded my graphics card) and for reading comic books in portrait mode. If it's around the 80-100 mark, pick it up.

Light bleed around the bottom is a problem. You won't notice if you're displaying anything vibrant... but upon boot up and some darker games like Dark Souls 3, it's noticeable enough to be irritating if you get fixated.
318796
a plus item, nice price and good overall screen resolution
4874517
great screen however make sure that your gpu can support it/ strong enough. Its a big jump going from 1080p to  4k. i have a gtx 970 and i had to lower the quality of bf1 so i can get decent fps.
1222004
Not a bad screen. Not a great one either. This set is nice because it comes with the case, stylus AND preloaded SD Card. Thank god for that preloaded sd card because trying to download the image from their site is currently going at 30KB/s. So in about 22hrs I will have the file I need.

Not cool.

I suggest you copy the image of the sd card they send with this package using some kind of software (Win32DiskImager for windows) and avoid downloading from their site/server. Unless this is just a technical issue on their part, you will be waiting a while to get it.

Screen seems alright. It's not the fanciest thing ever, but it suits my needs as a screen showing the status of all my servers I have running in my homelab. It sits a little lopsided in the case, but for the price I wasn't expecting much. The case comes with no instructions so make sure you are looking at the photos on here to replicate the steps. It's not too hard to figure out, but make sure you put the screen on before you put that last piece of plastic on top, otherwise it won't fit.
4182350
This laptop has a nice big screen with great resolution.  I love the feel of the keyboard.  An excellent laptop.
40089
Overall, extremely satisfied with this monitor since I only paid $150 for it at Best Buy. If it's on sale below $200, I'd say go for it. It's great for watching YouTube, movies, and playing games on casually or semi-competitively. Coming from a 2009 IPS display, this blows it out of the water in terms of contrast and overall picture quality. If I had room on my desk, I'd be picking up another one.

Good:
- Color reproduction is amazing. Was pretty accurate out of the box.
- Good contrast levels and a built-in dynamic contrast setting if you're into that.
- High range of brightness levels. Gets bright enough that it's actually kind of irritating to use at max in a dark room. Lowest setting is dim, but still keeps a good quality picture.
- Buttons are on the bottom right side of the monitor. Good tactile feedback and easy to find and use.
- The stand is metal, about 7 inches deep/wide, and extremely sturdy. The display shakes very little even when jiggling the corner of the screen by hand. The stand never budges a bit.
- Semi-gloss coating on the display. Nowhere near as reflective as a full gloss display and doesn't have that washed out look of a matte coating. Reflections might be somewhat of a problem in an office environment, but at home, it's a non-issue.

Neutral:
- 2 HDMI and 1 VGA are the only connectors. Would have been nice to have DVI or DP instead of VGA. No idea why companies are still including it as an option. I can't even remember the last graphics card or laptop I saw that had VGA output on it.
- The panel has a 7ms response time, so if you're an extremely competitive gamer, I'd look somewhere else.
- "Borderless" display. The same gimmick that companies have been using the past few years where there's hardly any bezel, but about a 5mm black frame around the screen on the inside. Still looks nice though.

Bad:
- Very small amount of backlight bleeding on the bottom right half of the screen in one small spot that isn't apparent unless the entire screen is black. Not really a con, just throwing it out there for reference.
- There is a bit of ghosting when doing the UFO test on Blur Busters, but none noticeable in Dota 2, Battlefield 4, Diablo 3, or Witcher 3. There is a built-in blur reduction setting which seems to work a little bit, but if turned all the way up it causes overshooting.
737694
unlike the issues I've heard about for other screens, this screen has been as good, if not better, than my original screen.
2461178
Good monitor. I like the quality of the picture on the screen. I was doubtful of the curved screen looking better than normal flat screens but I was completely wrong. The monitor is very immersive and easy on the eyes at the same time. Going back i would have gotten a bigger size other than 22" but that is personal preference.
2567949
Great screens. MUCH brighter and vivid than Dell LCDs they replaced. Wholeheartedly endorse this model for performance and price both.
3919556
I'm in love with this screen.  I had my doubts, seeing as how far technology has come since this item originally released, but this thing is a beast.  I use it primarily for console gaming, so I don't need it to go above 60 fps.  Also, the price is right.
2944223
I bought this becasuse it seemed to be one of the cheaper screens with 1920x ? resolution within the price range.  Movies are great on it I'm happy with the color as well although I don't do anything professional with pictures.  because of the width it has replaced the 2 17inch monitors I formerly had.  Text is not as fine as I am used to but it is still legible at small fonts.  No dead pixels  worked perfectly out of  the box.  It has multiple inputs(dvi vga, rca) so that you can connect multiple computers or devices. If you only turn one on at a time it recognizes it automatically.  The buttons are not the best but I have nothing I need to adjust.
1589327
Overall, this LG Cinema Screen is pretty fantastic. The TV has its shortcomings, but they are few and far between.

What I found that was most impressive was the unit's overall construction. First off, it looks beautiful and feels solidly built for such a thin unit (it measures about 1/2" thick at the top). The stand did feel a bit cheap and plastic-ky, for lack of a better term. Though, the stand itself gets brownie points because it look cool, not that looks are everything. I think its designers sacrificed functionality for aesthetics here. That said, it seems to hold structurally.

Performance is what really matters, and this unit delivers for the most part. The picture is bright with vivid colors, and comes within 1/2" of the bezel. In full 1080p, coupled with "TruMotion" 240Hz technology, the set delivers brilliantly, especially on sports broadcasts such as NASCAR and NBA action. Audio is crisp as well.

The unit comes with a 2D to 3D that renders regular broadcasts to 3D content. It's a nice feature, but I found myself not using it very often. Even with the feature off, there is a hint of 3D trying to come out of the 2D picture. A little eye-straining for the sensitive. You will get used to it, though. To fully enjoy 3D, you need a bonafide 3D broadcast or you'll be asking for more eye strain. Definitely not a deal-breaker.

Connect this guy to the internet (built-in WiFi, woo hoo!) and you have unlocked a whole new set of features. WiFi is very easy to set up (You need an existing WiFi network.) The app I find most-used is Netflix. There are other bells and whistles which I didn't find as useful, for which you may find hours of pleasure.

Now, the remote. At first glance, I thought the "magic remote" was pretty cool. It works almost like a mouse with only a few buttons, and is very intuitive. You won't need a Ph. D to figure out how to use it, except if you want to switch your picture from a 4:3 to 16:9. I'd like a single button on the remote for oft-used features instead of having to navigate with a wand. Blame me, I never got my invitiation to attend Hogwarts.

So more on the wand: When watching a streaming video, you'll have to point the arrow to the pause button on-screen to pause the video. It's annoying at first, but something that you'll just have to get used to. It doesn't seem as easy to control as, say, a Wiimote (with which I can Wingardium Leviosa with ease, btw). Finally, what happens when this remote gets lost? I am doubtful a universal remote would be able to offer the same features.

A quick note on the 3D glasses. Good choice here. No batteries, and they are very light and not as dorky looking as others on the market. They are lightweight and could be seen as a little flimsy, but not much different that something Disney would hand you at Captain E-O.

Overall, I give this TV 4 stars. It's beautiful to look at, but exterior aesthetics aren't everything. Picture quality is good. If you're a big sports fan, you'll love it. Set up is easy, and at 240Hz with a Dual Core and built-in WiFi, it's at the top of the heap. Just be wary of the "novelty" remote. Or see if Hermione can give you a few pointers.