Samsung SyncMaster 763 MB 17 inch CRT Monitor

Pros: Bright, Light weight, great quality...
Cons: None so far...

In my office there are two computers, and the one I use has this Samsung SyncMaster 763MB monitor. I have no idea how much the company paid for this but I can only guess it would have been anywhere from $200 to $300 back then. I have been using ...

Pros: styling, OSD, MagicBright settings, less eye strain
Cons: image looks rather washed out, less than vivid colors, spring power buttons annoy me

I purchased the 763mb when I was building my computer for college, and though I would try a Samsung monitor. I knew the image they displayed on it in Best Buy didn’t mean anything because they split that signal 30 different ways, so every monitor ...

Pros: Great Price, Large Viewable area, Very crisp and Fuzz Free.
Cons: Some colour Wash

I got this monitor as part of a package with a new PC, and overall, I have to say I am very happy wi ...

Pros: Image quality. OSD Controls. Weight/Size/Construction. Asthetic appeal. Swivel-base. Warrenty.
Cons: none!

This is a great monitor at a great price.

Excellent image quality.
Very crisp/clear/bright.
Easy to master OSD controls.
Not heavy.
Space-efficient.
Strong buttons.
Monitor really glides well on it's swivel-base....

Pros: Picture Quality, Price, and Warranty!
Cons: MagicBright

This monitor is by far the best one in it's class (in my opinion). At CompUSA, there is a whole row of monitors, and this one stuck right out, with the best color and overall quality. The build quality on this monitor is excellent along with the ease...

Pros: Crisp and clear
Cons: new case color makes the rest of my stuff look old

The Samsung 763mb's .20 dot pitch screen is really bright and clear. Got it at Best Buy with a $40 a ...

Pros: Great picture. Low price.
Cons: None that I can see.

I can't say that I spent much more than 20 minutes shopping for this monitor. Walked into Best Buy, picked the best looking 17" (including low priced LCDs--$400, not looking to spend $600 on a monitor at this point) and walked out. The monitor cost $170 and has a $40 rebate (look for rebates on this unit, apparently are always available and vary from $30 to $50). The screen is dead flat. The text is very crisp corner to corner. The colors are bright. It has a number of features, but quite honestly, these are the only ones that really matter. An excellent value at $130 if I ever get the rebate. I have had the unit for about 30 days now and continues to work flawlessly.