Asus VW266H 25.5" 1080p Widescreen LCD

[xclite]

Currently ringing in at $420 on Newegg, I picked this monitor up on a combo deal with a 4870, and I have zero complaints so far.

Pixels: I have encountered no dead pixels yet, although it has only been a couple of days.

Visuals: Of course this is beautiful, no weirdness, everything is sharp. Left4dead was nice with the new resolution.

Ghosting, input delay: None noticeable.

Viewing Angle: Incredible! I can't find a place in my room where I can't read the screen.

Setup was simple, the back port has connections for DVI (which I am currently using), HDMI, and Composite, so if I end up getting a 360, it can go on the monitor as well. The only weird thing is that bright colors seem to be a little over saturated with white, but I haven't messed with any settings yet, so I'll work on that and see if I can fix it.

All in all, this is an excellent, slick looking monitor that has positive reviews all around, especially when compared to similarly priced displays.

[proxops-pete]

Nice. Actual pics of the item always helps.

[xclite]

I plan to, just have a lot on my plate at the moment ><

[PointlesS]

Any issues with backlight bleeding?

[xclite]

Any issues with backlight bleeding?

The only issue I'm having so far is the oversaturation with white, which isn't present when I'm gaming. I'm pretty sure it's just a setting I haven't touched yet. I loaded up Mirror's Edge last night to give the graphics card a workout. The monitor is gorgeous.

[wh666-666]

Nice, glad it worked out! Good to hear the colour seems rich and deep ...

[Chileabibe]

How does the oversaturation with white impact your overall experience, and have you considered adjusting the monitor settings to address this issue?