LG Flatron L1981Q

The folks at LG set out to design an LCD that would differentiate them from the rest of the crowd, and the Ultra Slim 1981Q does just that. Sporting a thin black bezel with a silver trim, a white glossy casing and swivel arm, and a round chrome base...

LG's $499 Flatron L1981Q refines the design of the Flatron L1980U while retaining the auto-pivot and auto-mirror functions that made its predecessor unique. The screens received very similar scores on our tests, with the L1981Q earning a rating of Very...

With only average performance, the LG Flatron L1981Q's best attributes are its sleek design, slim screen, and flexible positioning.

No dead pixels, amazing level of brightness, and a beautiful, digital display from my outdated Radeon 9600XT. It was a very big change from my old 19" CRT (which weighs about 5-6x as much as this). The odd buttons take a bit to get used to, but you do...

This monitor is amazing. It's so beautiful I almost blew a load when I opened the box. Ordered Monday, arrived Tuesday. Well, as I was setting it up I accidentally tilted it a bit, and the panel started to rotate with respect to the base. I thought I...

I bought 2 of these using in dual-screen with a 6 year old radeon 9000, found in my closet. Biggest relief is that they both came with no dead pixels. DVI looks perfect and VGA works fine when watching movies or doubling as a secondary desktop. To fix...

This is my second LCD monitor I had this year, the 17" Samsung 172x, was a great slim monitor I got from New Egg that I gave to my brother as a gift since he loves this stuff. First thing you notice out of the box is the design, I can say that this is...

Compared L1981Q monitor with Sxxy,Sxxxung,Vxxxsonic,BxxQ,NEC I decided to buy LG monitor ... it's a perfect monitor no dead pixel, with digital DVI text & picture very sharp and clear (set at min. brightness; 50 contrast) 8ms reponse time is good. Very...