NEC MultiSync LCD1735NXM

NEC MultiSync LCD1735NXM

MultiSync LCD1735NXM Review, by Laura Blackwell January 24, 2005

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• Reviewed by: eshadow

  Strengths: good quality and response time

  Overall: this is a cool LCD monitor. I like it very much right after I see it. It's work also makes me impressed. The color, the response time, the contrast, are all good. And I finally got my rebate back and it cost me only $170 dollars after rebate.

• Reviewed by: BestDigitalDeals

  Strengths: great picture, fast response time

  Weaknesses: poor speaker sound

  Overall: I bought this monitor to replace an older CRT. I was worried about shadowing at first, however the 16ms response time has proven to compete with CRT's even when gamming. The display is very nice, sharp pictures and crisp letters makes it a ease to look at. Set up was a breeze with the plug and play, all cables are located at the back of the base. This allows you to set it up with out the eye-sore of cables at the back of your desk. Menu controls are a bit touchy, but once you get use to them they are fine. BAD: built in speakers are bery weak. Poor sound quality. I would recommend using external speakers if you require sound. This was not a problem for me because I already had a good speaker system.

• Reviewed by: dougghboy

  Strengths: Nice design, DVI, response time

  Weaknesses: Controls can be tricky

  Overall: This is a very nice LCD. The bezel is slim in design. It came with no dead pixels. The response time is good enough for games or movies. It has connections for both DVI and analog. There are built in speakers. The controls can be a bit touchy, but you dont have to use them too much after its setup. Very happy with the purchase.

• Reviewed by: sellmen

  Strengths: Stylish. Minimal ghosting. Bright, sharp display. DVI connectivity.

  Weaknesses: Greyscale is a bit muddled, poor viewing angle

  Overall: Appearance: This is one of the nicer LCD monitors I have seen, mainly due to the unique control scheme. Instead of having buttons or dials to change monitor settings, there are touch sensitive "buttons" on the base. The lack of real buttons gives the LCD a very uncluttered appearance which I really like. The blue LEDs integrated into the base and the backside of the monitor are a nice touch as well. Functionality - This monitor has integrated speakers. They are pretty low quality, as one would expect from such small speaker. If you are using this LCD only for office type work, they will do the job. Other than that, this monitor is pretty basic. It tilts forward and backward; it does not swivel at all. Quality: Text quality is excellent; with cleartype enabled, it is as good as I've seen. Graphics quality is mostly good. There is very little ghosting due to the 16ms respose time. This monitor produces accurate whites and blacks; however, the greyscale is a bit muddled. I wouldn't recommend this monitor for serious photo editing. The main image quality issue this monitor has is the poor viewing angle. I've used quite a few LCDs; this monitor has one of the worst viewing angles I've seen. You pretty much have to look at it head on if you want a clean image. I wouldn't recommend this monitor if you want to watch DVDs, or perform some other task where you might not be sitting directly in front of it. For office tasks/gaming, it'll work fine.

• Reviewed by: namgia

  Strengths: Got DVI input, fast 16ms response time, easy cabling access

  Weaknesses: Dead or stuck pixel

  Overall: Great response time for gaming. A rare LCD that has an easy access to connectors for DVI, VGA and audio. Everything is an A+ until a stuck pixel is found and poking at you like an eyesore. You get used to it with time and if the scenes are changing while gaming, you hardly notice it.