White Computer Monitors

Holds all 4 computer monitors very well. Each arm moves with ease.

I have purchased these several times and are great for everything from computer monitors, to eyeglasses, and my camera lenses.

Monitors last a lot longer than a computer, but new computers don't have a VGA input ... this works fine with my old monitor, so all in all it's a great deal.

Quick assembly. Personally wanted it for a desktop rackmount beneath computer monitors.

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

Planning to hook up a couple of JBL LSR305 monitors to my computer via this handy little gadget!

Works exactly as it should and allows for two monitors to be plugged into that same extension avoiding multiple wires to plug into the computer.

Excellent sounding studio monitors. There exists some white noise when the monitors are plugged into the outlet, so factor this into diligence (quick online search should return what I'm referring to). Does not bother me but others have complained.

I finally broke down and bought this to calibrate my two Dell U2415 monitors, which I was unable to even get in sync, color-wise, with each other, much less showing calibrated color, via eyeball. The software from the manufacturer is total junk. My monitors would calibrate VERY differently every time I would calibrate! I was very careful to do it correctly as per the instructions every time, but both monitors were OBVIOUSLY still out of sync with each other after calibration in the exact same conditions/options, and the average calibration between all the attempts was WAY too warm. I figured oh well, my eyes were miscalibrated if the Spyder X said so... but even still it really bothered me to be looking at what I felt was obviously far too warm whites on my monitors, not to mention the ugly green skin tints when editing photos. I felt horribly dismayed, have I been accidentally ruining thousands of photos because my monitors and eyeballs were THAT far out of whack?? The fix was to get DisplayCAL which nailed the calibration right off the bat. The white LOOKS white to me, and I spend an awful lot of time looking at colors, white balance cards, and using my Passport Colorchecker when shooting photos. The two monitors are now IDENTICAL which gives me a lot of confidence that the colors are now much closer to reality, and looking at a whitecard vs my monitor... yep they are right on the money to me! Maybe my eyes aren't junk after all, lol. The best thing about this calibrator that I feel so much more confident that my colors in my photos are as correct as I can get with these monitors. Peace of mind! Very happy now.

I wanted another set of monitors to use with an old set. My previous monitors are twenty plus years old, and I figure I'm tempting fate not having a backup set. They still sound great, but vintage monitors are not the same as vintage guitars... I'll be honest, I was planning on buying the Kali's since I never liked the old KRK monitors, but for some reason couldn't pull the trigger. After the Kali sale ended I found this set which included the Mackie Big Knob for free (that I was also going to buy anyway). I took a chance and ordered them. Shockingly I got them the next day even though I ordered them in the afternoon! I even had to check my invoice to make sure I didn't hit overnight by mistake, but it was standard ground shipping. The packing was excellent as well. That's not always my experience at B&H so kudos to them on that. The KRKs have a load of tweaking options but are easy to fine tune from the back. The sound is far better than any soundclip I heard while researching them. They're not premium studio monitors, but they are much closer than the price suggests. For me it's nice they are available in white since my old monitors are also white. KRK has definitely improved dramatically since I first tried them years ago. I hope they last as long as my old monitors.