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Really? Hasn't it been confirmed that the Eizo FS2332 (and probably the FS2333) uses a Samsung PLS panel?

I have the Eizo FS2333 as well, and it's an excellent monitor. Color reproduction and response time are wonderful AND it doesn't have that atrocious matte coating. There may be some quality issues though, as I've been through a few monitors (backlight bleed and grey pixel clusters). My current...

Look on google shopping, it will come up with several vendors. I got mine from B&H.

PLS is just Samsung's version of IPS, so they're essentially the same thing. Samsung claims theirs is better, but you know how that goes.

I'm pretty sure it's a Samsung PLS panel.

I have not performed an analysis with an actual calibration device, but black levels seem wonderful to me. I have not paid attention to shadow detail, though. If you can get a good one, this is a wonderful monitor. True 8-bit IPS (PLS, whatever) without the grotesque anti-glare coating.

Ok, I am NOT having good luck with this model. This panel is great except for some grey pixel clusters, several of them. After about a week of ownership, I noticed a multi-pixel sized grey region. Upon further inspection, I noticed three others, although not as prominent. Looking further, I...

According to the manual, the Smoothing function is only for non-native resolutions.

Update: I received my replacement FS2333, and it's pretty nice. The back light bleed is much better, in fact uniformity is near perfect. IPS glow is pretty bad, though, but I supposed that is to be expected. From a dead center viewing, the bottom left corner has a glow that goes away at...

As a heads up, Adorama seems to have the FS2333 in stock. Grab it while you can, because stock will not be replenished until April sometime. B&H finally received a shipment (of three monitors) this week, and has shipped my replacement out oh so slowly via UPS ground. I will let you know if...

U53r, regardless of the possibility that monitors are currently overpriced, evilsofa is essentially correct. In the current state of the monitor industry, quality is expensive. You may, in fact, be correct. Consumers are getting screwed. You may be overstating the issue, and there are...

Yeah, it almost makes it more frustrating because otherwise the monitor is so perfect.

Changing the viewing angle of the affected area doesn't reduce the lightness very much, so I'm not so sure if it's just off angle IPS glow; but it encompasses almost half the entire bottom left quadrant of the monitor. And I can tell a slight discoloration on white backgrounds. Unfortunately...

Upon watching a movie, with lots of blacks, it turns out the lighting uniformity is not so good. There's a little blacklight bleed in the upper right, but there is quite a large lighter patch on the lower left. Not sure if it's acceptable or not.

Just received my Eizo FS2333 today. Upgrading from an NEC 20WMGX2. It's gorgeous! I would really like to calibrate it, but I don't have a hardware calibrator handy. Screen uniformity is superb. All the pixels work. Color is great! Gonna try out some games soon.

Seems like it was real. The monitor is actually on its way, almost as slowly as possible via UPS ground. We'll see how it goes.

Yeah, you're right. I had a hell of a time finding one, but I B&H just happened to have one in stock, and I grabbed it. Should be here next week, unless it wasn't REALLY in stock. I'm a bit worried this is just one someone sent back that's half jacked up since they only had one. :p

Realistically I will never use any of the overdrive settings or any of the other stuff. I mean, even without the "gaming" features on, it's still just find for most gaming, right? Does Eizo have another model that uses the same panel/internals, but doesn't have the extra fluff?

Are there any direct American resellers so I don't have to pay so much in shipping?

Wow, the FS2333 is nice, but the shipping bumps it right out of my price range.

Any word on the Viewsonic VP2365-LED? Seems to bit true 8 bit. Can't find a review. PWM? Anti-glare? Input-lag? Good for gaming? Asus PB238Q? The 27" version uses PWM, which I'm trying to avoid if possible. Anti-glare seems to be light for the 27".

My U2410 has a slight bluish tint on both sides. Damn, it's always SOMETHING. Why can't they make a bigger version of my 20WMGX2 that doesn't cost an arm and a leg? :( 8 bit, standard gamut glossy good response time Is the EA244WMi a 6 or 8 bit panel?

If I do decide to go for the 23" 16:9, it'll be between the Dell U2312HM and Dell S2340M. I just cannot find a review of the S2340M worth mentioning. The U2312 has a nicer stand, better connectivity, useful cables included, etc, but the panel specs seem to be very similar. I don't need all the...

The NEC is very interesting! I might get it. Doesn't the S2340 have a glass front too?

I've been reading around this forum and others to try to get some ideas of how to proceed, but since I can't find a good review of the Dell S2340L, I'll ask here. There is a million-page long thread on the S series, but I have not finished it. To put things in perspective, I'm changing monitors...