Videoseven V7 D22W11

Videoseven V7 L22WD

Connectivity is via both DVI and VGA which is accessible via the rear. A panel covers them which is snap-in/out removable. Although I have not attempted it, the angle is in theory adjustable via a large nut and bolt set up, although by design it will not tilt downwards. IT S IMPORTANT TO NOTE THAT FOR THE PRICE, THE PICTURE QUALITY IS EXCELLENT AND THIS IS WHERE VIDEOSEVEN HAVE SPENT R&D MONEY - AT THE SACRIFICE OF BUILD QUALITY. DOWNSIDE TO CHEAP PRICE: I accept these considering the price; 1) The mains plug at the rear gets loose quickly and if moved can cause a disturbing electrical fizz noise as the connection becomes poor. I suggest not moving this monitor ...

Videoseven V7 L22WD

run the resolution at 1600x1200 and the display is crystal clear, great for playing games, watching films or TV, video or graphics editing, and can fit 2 A4 pages onscreen in Microsoft Word. A lot of monitors about 20.1" can get very expensive. However, when I spotted this V7 for £230 at the time, I knew it was a bargain. I was completely correct. I have fallen in love with the monitor. However - beware! You could fall in love with the widescreen and never be able to go back to that small 17" ever again. I think this is the case for myself! The only problems I have had with this monitor has been with Flight Simulator X - But this may have been something to do ...