Most monitors now use a push button onscreen display to adjust settings. They’re more accurate but less easy to use than old-fashioned dials, so I was happy to see that the ADI MicroScan G710 manages to use both systems. There’s an excellent menu system featuring advanced controls such as convergence, and horizontal and vertical moire. And beneath the front face lurk a couple of brightness and contrast rotary controls. Having said that, I didn’t actually need to use many of the adjustment possibilities the G710 makes available. The FD Trinitron Pure Flat tube produces sharp, clear and distortion-free images, and high refresh rates ...  Read the complete review

This is a great monitor and it provides me with the sufficient quality i need for light graphic design and general internet / e-mail use at home - but there is one tiny problem. I have the resoloution cranked right up to 1600 x 1200 for my graphic design and I appear to have two parralel lines (very feint) one third and then two thirds the way down the screen. They are not there at any other resoloution and it may be a problem with my video card however my G910 (at work) suffers the same problem. Keep it in mind when your buying this monitor - other thatn the barely noticable lines its a really great piece of kit thats well worth the money. ...  Read the complete review