I think It's a good option. It was clear and bright and big, and even the stand looks really slick. Movies/games are fantastic. I would have kept it if the buttons worked.
I'm really not a fan of everyone using the capacative buttons, and I don't like how they try to intelligently disable...
The FP241 is very enticing, especially with the recent price drops. I agree completely about the stand, I would tear it off too.
Thanks of all of your input. I think I can just wait for the right deal/monitor to come across for now. I'll be keeping an eye on what is hot on this forum.
Man, I was tapping on that thing for hours :P It wasn't flashing blue or anything. Like I said, when I plugged a D-sub cable in, I was able to push it (The menu button), it flashed blue, and started the auto adjust function.
I called tech support, and they said the metallic finish on the...
Welp, I got the Monitor and I'm pretty pissed. The menu button is broken. I really don't like these little touchey buttons in the first place, but in this case, I can't even get into my menu.
Before I get responses about it being disabled and to hold down on it for 15 second: tried that...
Thanks for all the great replies. I decided to go with the BenQ. This is due to the fact that neither option sounds fantastic, and I can keep $200 in my pocket with the BenQ while drooling over 30" IPSs for the next couple of years. If I need to do some photo work, the 2005FPW is right there...
This is a strong endorsement. I really like the price with the 10% off. Can anyone second this motion? Any sign of better low end panels coming down the pipe this year?
I guess I'll pull the trigger on this one unless I get some avid objections later today.
As a long time owner of the Dell 2005fpw, I'm a little spoiled. Mine has very little bleedthrough, and I didn't read any reviews before buying it... just pure blind luck. I'm shopping for a second panel now, and finding that I need to make compromises. I'm not in the $700 plus range, I don't do...