Phenominal picture, sturdy bezel and stand
592155
I purchased this monitor 2 months ago.  I am amazed at how crisp and clear the picture is.  I had my son calibrate the monitor and he said it really performed well - better than his Dell 2010 model IPS screen.  The controls are easy to use and the monitor looks great for movies.  I mainly use it for Photoshop CS5 and I love having the extra screen space that 1920x1200 has.  I am amazed at how sturdy the stand/build is.  My old Samsung monitor creaks and woobles.  This thing is a rock.

Overall... great monitor fair price.
1852391
Amazing picture and super quiet and cool running. Couldn't be happier with going with this LG monitor and the price was super, too. The only thing I wasn't expecting was for facebook photos to look like crap. :) LOL This is maybe a little TOO big to use for casual internet browsing. Most pics people upload to facebook and instagram are not "HD quality" and when you view them on a big 32 inch screen like this, they tend to be a little blurry. I just downsize the window though and all is well. Very clear text and sharp image on this ( when the pic is sharp itself, that is). A rare Five Star review by me.
4584658
As much as I tried to find something wrong with this panel, I couldn't find anything wrong with it. Viewing angles are superb, black is truly black, super thin and sleek bezel. I'm no expert, but for my average consumer eyes the quality of this screen is top notch. If I have to nit-pick on something, the only thing I could say is that the monitor has a slight - very slight - wobble on the stand when touched.
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.
2609004
Beautiful!!  The look of this monitor makes a nice addition to my living room office corner.  It also is a great display with good controls to make the picture beautiful.  Only negative is that it can't be mounted, but I didn't need that.  the stand is elegant.
4654485
Perfect compliment to the 1920 x 1080 display on my Dell M-4700. Nothing else I evaluated matched the resolution, and having less on the second monitor would drive me crazy. The portability of this is amazing! In my backpack I don't even know it's there. They have apparently starting shipping with a longer USB cable. The one I received is about 3 ft. As many reviewers said, the case works well as a case but what were they smokin' by suggesting using it as a stand? Arkon Travel iPad and Android Tablet Stand takes care of that problem quite nicely.  The MB168+ is not an IPS display, and it shows for things like photo processing. But if carefully adjusted can be workable on the road. One complaint - the on screen popup for adjusting brightness & contrast very annoyingly keeps dropping off while you are still trying to evaluate the image and wanting to make further adjustments. I haven't found a way to adjust the timeout.
2590879
Beautiful display.  Great colors.  Possible problem - this is a HIGHLY reflective screen.  I have no light behind me, so that's not a problem for me.  If I had a window behind me, it would probably drive me crazy.
As others have mentioned, the max resolution is 1920 x 1280.  That means I can't have quite as many windows open at the same time for my programming.  But I certainly have no trouble seeing the ones I do have open.

Interestingly, I have a program designed to fill the screen at 600x800.  Instead of only showing up as a rectangle with dark stripes on each side, this monitor stretches the image to fill the entire viewing area.  I sort of like that, but it might bother some other dinosaurs who code for 800X600.
3828093
Just received this monitor.  Selected it after a fair bit of research.  Wanted high definition, a non-glare screen, and speakers.  This unit exceeds my expectations on all those counts.  Picture quality is outstanding.  Stereo speakers are fine -- okay sound quality and just loud enough, nothing fancy but what I expect/need in monitor speakers.  Frameless design is quite nice looking and saves a bit of space so it fits on my desk next to my other monitor (an HP S2031, a fine budget-priced monitor, but it is outclassed by the Viewsonic's color rendition and clarity).  Stand is solid enough and tilt adjustment has a large and useful range of movement.  Don't miss the lack of  height or swivel adjustments.  Cable connections are easy to access and in the box comes  a RGB, HDMI, and audio cable!  Per other reviews, the controls are hidden away below and behind the screen and require scrunching down to see but then I don't use them that often.  Adjustments to the screen were easy to make once I found the darn controls.  Overall, I am very pleased with this monitor.  Have already enjoyed seeing my pictures, documents, and videos in a new light.
2713985
Of course I did a ton of researching and demo-ing in stores before making my purchase.  The picture quality is outstanding.  I use the HDMI option from my satellite receiver.  HD programming is stunning, and SD broadcasts look decent, much better than I've seen on some other tv's.  My wife's soap operas look horrible, but that is not the tv's fault. :)  I haven't noticed any dead pixels.  Occasionally, I get a flash of heavily green or blue tinted screen, but I haven't tested to determine if this is a problem with the incoming signal or the tv.  I have a feeling it's the incoming signal, but it happens too rarely to set up a good test.
The set is pleasing aesthetically with the black and silver case, although I would have preferred a matte black to cut down on glare from the sun shining in the windows.  It looks great mounted on the wall.  One thing I do not like is the placement of the inputs OR the placement of the mounting screws for wall hanging.  When the bar is stretched across (I used the Sanus brand articulating wall mount) it is directly in front of the input panel.
3355282
This is nice! I love it! It is very sleek looking and the image is nice and sharp. Viewing angle could be better but I am very happy with it at this price. My friend has one of the big brand photo frames, I think it's an HP, and the image is very grainy. I don't have the heart to tell him when he shows me pictures on it. This one has a clear image. I had a question on setting the auto-start/stop feature and emailed the manufacturer, they were quick to send me detailed instructions. So two thumbs up on that as well.

Oh, one last thing: this didn't come with any memory, but it's simple enough to use with a sd card. It also takes USB drives but sd cards are easier IMO.

LostTacos
4846584
The screen resolution and picture quality is great overall.  After doing all my research on LCD differences, the PLS was the best fit for me and for the increase in cost over the TN and VA technologies (not bad technologies, just different trade-offs), totally worth it.

The reviews regarding the flimsy base resulting in the monitor wobbling like a bobble-head toy are true but I decided I wanted the screen style more.  To fix the wobble I wrapped the shaft that goes into the monitor with thread tape, normally used for plumbing, to tighten the fit.  Much improved stability though there is still a little wobble.

Overall, I'm happy with the purchase but they really do need to improve the mounting stand.
4869621
Delivery was smooth and faster than promiced.
TV works great out of the box, after minor calibration the picture is outstanding.
Thin bezel made this TV look quite elegant in the room. Even my wife asked if they make larger models (I wish).
This screen is bright enough to enjoy on middle of the day with two side windows.
SD is better than expected.
The only complain  is that geometry in top two corners about 1/4 inch off perfect straight line.
It has no effect on video but when using computer it is slightly messing up with menu in top left corner.
For the price and considering minor geometry imperfection is inherent in projection TVs, I would recommend without any hesitations.
218517
Overall, I am very pleased with this monitor.

In terms of its construction and design, it's remarkably slim and attractive, and it matches the colors of my 27-inch iMac desktop very well. It excels in terms of function too. To be fair, the quality of the display is certainly inferior to that of my Apple desktop. However, when compared to competing 27-inch monitors priced under 300 bucks, it is still an excellent choice. With this display and my Apple desktop sitting side by side, in my opinion, only a trained eye can tell the difference at first sight.

At this price point, I'm both impressed and pleased with the color and contrast, and the image clarity. Videographers and graphic designers would likely not share my enthusiasm, but they also should know that they're not going to find anything priced this low that will provide the pro-level of image quality that they require.

For people like me, who work with text, this is more monitor than I need.

The adjustability of the display is another plus. The abundant settings allow me to create an almost perfect duplicate of the brightness, tone and temperature of my Apple desktop display. And, I can't stress this strongly enough  So far, this monitor is VERY iMac friendly 

My old external monitor did not get along well with my iMac and, as a result, caused a variety of glitchy behaviors. For example, my iMac would randomly reset the display settings for the old monitor. Without any obvious cause, the old monitor would boot up with a 720 image when it was set for 1080, or the wallpaper would be different, or the window would shrink, etc There's been no such problems with this monitor, and no indication that any will occur (though, if they do, I will definitely update this review).

My one complaint is the reason I did not award this monitor five stars. That complaint is that I'm forced to use the monitor stand provided as there are no VESA holes at the back of the display to allow wall mounting (I understand that there are adapters, but I don't like those kind of adapters). I knew this when I purchased it, so that's on me. But what I didn't know is how short the stand provided would be. It's unfortunate because the height of this monitor stand puts the display about two inches below that of my iMac desktop, requiring that I use a custom-made riser to put the displays on par.

Other than that, I'm very pleased.
4265633
Assembly was more time consuming than I anticipated, but relatively straight-forward thanks to instructions on the manufacturer's web site.  The frame and build quality is excellent, very sturdy and does not feel cheap.  I've only been using the screen for about two months, but have been enjoying the improved contrast and viewing angles, including from more extreme side angles.
3528720
OK, there is a little light bleed around the edges.  But in a normally lit room and with normal work usage this is not a problem at all.  The picture quality is very good, and the size works well for desk-top usage.  I find the 1440 resolution is perfect for general use, and Windows 10 scales to this resolution without difficulty.  For the price I don't think you can beat it.
1402120
No doubt some shoppers will be attracted to this particular frame because of the "value" price.  If so, rest assured that it's a quality item made by a new and unfamiliar company (to U.S. customers) that offers highly responsive customer support.  When I was somewhat disappointed with the resolution of images despite the modest price (even lower in its Amazon debut), I sent a couple of e-mails to NIX, both receiving immediate and helpful responses.  On the basis of the information provided, I moved up to the NIX XO8A frame which, I discovered, represents more recent technology.  The resolution was considerably sharper (close to that of a new computer screen), and the 8" dimensions I found more satisfying than the 7" screen for one overriding reason: whether viewed vertically or horizontally, the image was clear and vivid--large enough, in fact, that it was possible to enjoy rectangular-oriented and vertical-oriented images equally without rotating the frame.  With the 7" model, on the other hand, a vertical image became so reduced in size that it was practically mandatory to rotate the entire frame to a vertical position to be able to enlarge the image sufficiently to see it clearly.  With the 8" model, you can set the frame on your desk and forget about it.

Still, it's unlikely you'll find as good let alone a better frame than the X07B at this price point.  Moreover, springing for the 8" model is apt to make some buyers wonder if they shouldn't go one better and splurge on a cordless model with built-in memory.  If I had required a rationale to keep this one, it would have been that it represents a minimal investment in rapidly changing technology (I know individuals who are still kicking themselves for purchasing a 720p screen just before 1080p became the norm or, a little later, a 120hz refresh rate replaced a "mere" 60hz or, more recently, a 3-dimensional set struck their fancy far more than the expensive two-dimensional model that had recently arrived in their living room.)  So in a rapidly changing technological field of necessarily depreciating assets, sometimes it makes sense to contain your inevitable losses.  Nevertheless, the difference between the NIX X07B  and X08A models is likely to strike some consumers as fairly dramatic.
1541262
At the date of this writing, the example shown on Amazon web page does not match actual item.  Instead of a 2 piece stand as pictured, the one provided is center-post stand like most are.  I decided on this item because of it's appearance, but more importantly the width (length) of the screen just fit my needs.

Pros:
price/value
full-featured including 1080
off-air stations received fine
headphone output
internal speakers (down facing) are good considering size of screen
remote size and shape - you can tell how you picked it up in the dark
hdmi input works well with computer
picture- not bad considering the price
remote uses 2 AAA batteries

Cons:
picture varies as you change angle of view more than average
bezel is blk piano and too prone to show fingerprints
This is one of the lowest priced 19 inch televisions available.  Although the picture is not the best, features are those you'd find in basic entry-level, non-smart televisions.  For the kitchen, kid's bedroom, guest room, etc., it's a good buy, if you aren't picky about perfect picture quaity.  I have had this unit for less than a week and have had no problems.  Setup was a breeze.  Rate  4 stars, excellent for the price.