AOC 22" Widescreen LCD Monitor, Piano Black Reviews

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I have 2 of these 22" monitors and with the correct manual settings on the displays (along with adjustment on the evga controller) these displays look amazing! I have 2 24" widescreen dell monitors in my office, and I miss the clarity and bright colors of the AOC monitors I use at home. from Amazon.com I originally bought this monitor from Fry's for $120 on sale with a 3 year Fry's warranty, which I thought was a good deal. Though I was initially satisfied with my deal, I got the itch for spending more on what I thought would be a better screen. So I returned my AOC and I went through 4 monitors - Dell, Acer, Toshiba and Gateway - all of them over $200. I ended up buying up AOC again for $170 (the sale was no longer available) with the three-year warranty. from Amazon.com AOC has an awful warranty policy and the product is not very good. Two months after buying mine a red dot appeared center screen (dead pixel). from Amazon.com Consumer Reports had it on the recommended list so I got one. Eventually, I came to my senses and decided to go for a LG 23" after all. This AOC reliability history is to be seen. from Amazon.com I bought it based on a user review from a professional photographer on another site. This user believed that after photo calibration, it was as good as monitors costing several times more. from Amazon.com AOC has an awful warranty policy and the product is not very good. Two months after buying mine a red dot appeared center screen (dead pixel). from Amazon.com Consumer Reports had it on the recommended list so I got one. Eventually, I came to my senses and decided to go for a LG 23" after all. This AOC reliability history is to be seen. from Amazon.com I bought it based on a user review from a professional photographer on another site. This user believed that after photo calibration, it was as good as monitors costing several times more. from Amazon.com I have 2 of these 22" monitors and with the correct manual settings on the displays (along with adjustment on the evga controller) these displays look amazing! I have 2 24" widescreen dell monitors in my office, and I miss the clarity and bright colors of the AOC monitors I use at home. from Amazon.com I originally bought this monitor from Fry's for $120 on sale with a 3 year Fry's warranty, which I thought was a good deal. Though I was initially satisfied with my deal, I got the itch for spending more on what I thought would be a better screen. So I returned my AOC and I went through 4 monitors - Dell, Acer, Toshiba and Gateway - all of them over $200. I ended up buying up AOC again for $170 (the sale was no longer available) with the three-year warranty. from Amazon.com