Famous Brand L200ME-BF

1 - 1600x1200 resolution ; 2 - D-Sub, DVI-D, Analog & Digital ; 3 - Tilt & swivel ; 4 - Looks perfect w/ no scratches ; 5 - Low price

1 - You have to be careful moving the monitor around. It detaches from the round metal base easily ; 2 - No HDMI port

Low Price

8ms response where most monitors I've purchased were 5ms or less, but not sure if I could tell the difference or not

Price is right. VESA universal mount. No specialized drivers required

Heavy, clunky stand. Limits desk space if you don't use a multi-monitor stand. Probably need two people for setup if a multi-monitor stand is used for display

Absolutely beautiful picture, no flaws at all. Rich color spectrum and deep blues and greens are immediately clear. Compared to my other monitors, a Westinghouse and an Acer X223W (Neweggs, of course), this refurbished unit may be the best of them. The...

Came with a VGA cable, rather than a DVI, but even the VGA connection looked stunning. So bright at normal setting, I turned down the Brightness to just 5% for my preference

Great price! My two units have no flaws and a great picture! (Some tweaking of the settings was needed to make the colors match on both units.) I'm used to 1280x1024 so the extra resolution is a nice bonus

The stand that comes with these is a little high off the desk even at the lowest position, (when arranged horizontally) but I intend to make my own stand anyway. (Which will be easy with these.) Also although I love 1600x1200 resolution, the inevitable...

If you are in need of a 4:3 display there is not a better deal. Unit seamed to be in good shape with no signs of use. No dead pixels, brightness seemed decent, nothing that would blind you. For 75 bucks free shipping it's a steal. I am very glad I...

Very heavy, not a thin panel. It's over 5 years old. Did not come with a dvi cable

Works perfectly, with no edge bleed that I can see ; Looks brand new -- no scratches or marks of any kind ; Came with DVI cable even though the photo shows it with VGA ; Display looks good viewed from pretty much any angle ; Not widescreen! The 4:3...

None, really. It's much heavier than the other similarly sized LCDs in my house, but since I won't be moving it around that doesn't matter

I was a bit apprehensive about buying refurbished monitors and this was my first purchased. It worked right out of the box. Only "defects" that I can see, so far, are some scratches on the base and the front part of bezel. The color is a bit washed out...

The first DVI port I plugged into gave me a no signal. Not sure why but I plugged it into the 2nd port and all is well

High-quality IPS screen at bargain price. Heard that the panel is high-end s-IPS instead of cheaper e-IPS but did not double check it. Very satisfied with the image quality. Best for pdf file reading work. 90 degree rotation. Good color reproduction...

Heavy and thick. No LED backlighting but the production date is stamped to be 2007 for mine. Some scratch on the stand but this is refurb and I don't care at all. I was lucky with the panel --- no dead pixels at all. Don't expect any HDMI port but DVI...

The less common, still much better than 16:9, aspect ratio of 4:3 (16:12 to use the same kinds of numbers); nice S-IPS screen; 1600x1200 in a 20" screen gives a pixel pitch of .255, which is much better than most of the 16:9 1920x1080 screens available...

Edge bleeding from the backlight is something that some people don't notice much, though it is common, and most screens have some degree of it. One of the monitors had a very acceptable level of edge bleed, only visible with a totally black screen,...