LG Flatron M237WD

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Pros:

Outstanding performance; built in speakers; superb design; loads of connection features.
The LG Flatron M237WD has a ton of connection options, built-in speakers, and great overall performance.
Good HD picture quality. Generous selection of ports. Excellent text readability.

Cons:

Images lacked sharpness in few scenes; the dark levels are slightly higher than needed.
The LG Flatron M237WD has somewhat muted whites in movies and its image reproduction is a little darker than we would have liked.

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Last revision on May 12, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Outstanding performance; built in speakers; superb design; loads of connection features
The LG Flatron M237WD has a ton of connection options, built-in speakers, and great overall performance
Good HD picture quality. Generous selection of ports. Excellent text readability

Reviewers Didn't Like

Images lacked sharpness in few scenes; the dark levels are slightly higher than needed
The LG Flatron M237WD has somewhat muted whites in movies and its image reproduction is a little darker than we would have liked
Weak grayscale performance. Mediocre standard definition quality. Low powered, wobbly speakers

Expert reviews and ratings

The LG Flatron M237WD is a great choice for those looking for a 23-inch monitor-HDTV...

By cnet on September 16, 2009

Lastly, the on-screen menu was a little tough to get used to. The buttons are on the right edge of the monitor, so you’ll either have to lean sideways to see the options or memorize the buttons’...

By ComputerPowerUser on September 10, 2009

The LG M237WD is a compact hybrid HDTV/monitor that delivers a very good high-definition picture and offers great text readability. It has trouble reproducing the darkest and lightest shades of gray, however, and its standard definition performance is...

By PC Mag on August 27, 2009

The bottom line is if features are more important to you, and you want good quality images, go straight ahead and get the Flatron. So what if it running it costs $2 more than the Samsung, it works absolutely fine loaded with plenty of features and...

By eTech Reviews on September 20, 2009