Monitor With Eye Care

[Parts & Labor] I am happy B & H offered an Apple Care warranty for my monitor.

I am happy B & H offered an Apple Care warranty for my monitor.

[23.8"] I bought this for the eye care feature. I've had this for three months and haven't had any computer-related headaches yet. I have two of these and they create a great wide-screen experience together.

[109 ppi] If you have $400+ for a monitor, consider this one. I have thoroughly enjoyed it. I like the eye protection features as well.

[5 ms (GtG)] I purchased the Samsung. 24 Monitor for work as a second monitor. The size is perfect and allows me to see my work without stranimg my eye.

[2.2 lb / 1 kg] I have been looking for something to keep my gear off of the ground/floor. This connects to my stand and allows me to monitor levels and to keep an eye on my gear.

[3-Year ] It is cheaper for the Mini because no monitor or keyboard. I always buy Apple Care but have never had to use it - but if you want to be careful, it is a good buy,

[0.3 lb] Thats a good protective wrap, enough huge for take care of HDSR Camera body or monitor on board...

[Metal] Switch worked perfect out of the box. It was purchased mainly to take care of workstation and laptop being connected to the same monitor (ASUS) through DisplayPort. Bonus - now I can use same keyboard. Works great so far.

[Steel, Aluminum] This came in the original box, so everyone will know what you ordered if you care about that sort of thing. Other than that it works for my Dell 3007WFP-HC 30-Inch LCD Widescreen Monitor which is pretty heavy. I didn't have to do any modifications and as long as your monitor meets the VESA mounting standards you should be fine. I've noticed people saying it doesn't support the weight of their monitor, which means they didn't fully turn the adjustment screw towards the plus. You have to turn it counter clockwise. I had to turn it several revolutions to get it to have enough pressure to support my hefty monitor. The instructions are a bit weird, but if you've put stuff together before it should be fine.