Broken Computer Monitor Screen Corner

This gaming monitor is so awesome but I didn't realize how big it would be for my little corner of the room for my computer gaming and minor work related stuff. I have to lean back now due to the sheer size of the screen and wow is the colors bright and it works great with my RX6600XT GPU.

I confess to not being able to follow instructions well, so the fact that I got this screen on my FZ1000 LCD monitor fairly well with a wrinkle at one corner is amazing to me. I guess the protection is worth the angst of application.

You can't go wrong if you're looking for an upgrade from the half-broken cheapo stands you probably have stack of piled up in the corner somewhere.

This monitor is terrific and gives me extra screen space for my office computer so I do not have to use multiple monitors.

I'm the kind of guy who will spend 2 years researching before making s purchase. The right job came along and warranted an Inovativ cart, it is not a cart for everyone or every job. It has its specific uses. I originally bought a 36 voyager evo. I had 2 issues with it. The keyboard side panel is removable via tools, so either you have it installed or uninstalled, didn't make sense to me. The biggest reason I returned it for the Apollo was the the corner accessory mount on the Apollo. This is straight up genius and instead smof spending money to rig things to the side of the voyager and walking away with a more bulky setup, I'm able to pop stands, arms, baby pins straight into all 4 corner columns. It is, sick!! But hold on the one thing I knew but wanted to ignore and it proves to be a problem now. While the Apollo technically can be broken down for travel, it is so heavy and time consuming that it will make me think twice before taking it on jobs. It takes 2 people to load it into a car, it takes 10-15 minutes to set it up vs 2-3 minutes on the voyager. The voyager setup is extremely quick and portable, the columns already have the handles on it and the side bars on it, you life and it clicks into place. The Apollo, every component needs to be broken down and setup. There's no videos showing you the difference between the cart. I wish the company would make more content. I still would go with the Apollo because of the feature I highlighted above. Another note to be aware of the apollo top is not height adjustable like the voyager is. What did not matter to me was the fact the Apollo can handle double the weight. I can't see myself ever exceeding the 600lb weight limit of the voyager. 1200lbs for the Apollo seems excessive.

We bought this monitor because our 19 was just too buggy--the screen was always acting up. This ASUS is so fantastic it makes me wonder why I kept the other one for so long. Pros: - Good resolution - Excellent color - Lightweight - Lots of input options - Buttons easy to see - Adjustable angle - Easy on the eyes Cons: - It turns itself completely off when the computer goes to sleep. My old monitor would wake back up when we pushed a button on the computer or moved the mouse. Hooked up to HDMI which may be why. The button is easy to reach so it's not too much of a problem. - I don't use it for audio so I don't know about that.

Needed a protective case to carry an extra computer monitor screen so that I wouldn't accidentally shatter my screen again. This works perfectly! I highly recommend it!

The Viewsonic VG1655 is an amazing monitor. It feels solid and the image is bright, sharp, saturated, and truly gorgeous. The screen's 16:9 aspect ratio allows multiple app windows to be displayed simultaneously while remaining readable, even with the Windows Scale display setting at 100% rather than 125%. The rear has a swing-out support that can prop up the monitor horizontally or vertically. The magnetic snap-on screen protector is actually quite rigid when mounted and should provide ample protection. The included cables should handle any connection scheme. My application is as a part of a telescope control computer that can be taken into the field. The computer is a mini-PC that normally runs off a 12Vdc adapter. The monitor can be powered from one of the computer's USB ports. With a 12V/6000mAh lithium battery, the entire package will run for about four hours. Haven't tried it yet with a 12V sealed lead acid battery, but I suspect up time to be longer. Overall, the package is a bit more cluttered than using a laptop, but the performance and flexibility are greater, IMO. Minor criticisms: 1) the included cables are all longer, thicker, and more rigid than seems necessary, but that might be an advantage for some, and 2) built-in speaker volume and quality are a bit wimpy, but they are included and still consistent with how the monitor will be used. The Viewsonic VG1655 is one of the few products I've purchased that so well exceeded my expectations. Highly recommended.

Used with a Sony OLED 77 in. It allows the huge screen, which I use as a computer monitor, to float over my desk, in any position. I can turn it and walk behind it to make connections. I attached a few straps to the mount on the back of the TV to move it without touching the TV. The only complaint is that, as the mount is covered in baked enamel, it is slippery and some adjustments, the horizontal level and the tilt angle may not hold steady. I used some blue Loctite to increase friction. Again, very sturdy and very long and very flexible... a gem.

This monitor has given me back some good visual experiences on the computer that I was missing with my old monitor and only got on my TV screen. This monitor put my computer back in the game and I can now invest in a video card to go with it and make my computer perform to it's potential.