Samsung 2333SW 23-Inch Full HD Widescreen LCD Monitor | 
| Brand: Samsung Category: Personal Computer
List Price: $272.99 Buy New: $197.99 as of 3/20/2010 11:53 CDT details You Save: $75.00 (27%)
New (28) Used (1) Refurbished (1) from $152.62
Seller: Wei Wang Electronic Sale Rating: 30 reviews Sales Rank: 168
Format: CD Media: Electronics Autographed: No Memorabilia: No CPU Manufacturer: AMD Processors: 1 Shipping Weight (lbs): 17.5 Dimensions (in): 35.4 x 23.6 x 10.1
MPN: 2333SW Model: 2333SW UPC: 729507806808 EAN: 0729507806808 ASIN: B001P5CAV6
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
| |
| Features:
| • | 23" Widescreen LCD Monitor | | • | 1920 x 1080 Full HD Resolution | | • | Distinctive soft design with rich piano finish | | • | 5ms response time, up to 20,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio | | • | Exclusive Samsung Magic technologies for rich, natural color |
|
| Accessories:
|
| Similar Items:
| |
| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description Imagine a sculpture that doubles as a valuable business tool. That describes the Samsung 2333SW 23" widescreen LCD monitor perfectly. Its soft curves, rich piano black finish and clear acrylic accent bar lend distinctive style and sophistication to your desk. Its clean look extends even to the back, with an integrated housing that hides all your cables. And when you turn it on, the 2233SW more than lives up to expectations. The 16:9 aspect ratio provides more room for multitasking. 1920 x 1080 full HD resolution gives you the highest resolution possible. The 5ms response time and 20,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio mean razor-sharp, detailed motion video. Exclusive Samsung technologies give you rich color with natural skin tones. With Aspect Ratio Control, the 2333SW won't stretch 4:3 content to fill the widescreen. Whether you're viewing 5:4 or 4:3 content, it will always be distortion free. The 2333SW also offers you a Custom Key, for quick, one-touch access to the Samsung picture optimization function you use the most. And an energy-saving Power Consumption Control lets you set your 2333SW to turn off automatically at a specific time. Beauty inside and out. With the Samsung 2333SW, it's not hard to imagine.
|
| Customer Reviews:
Showing reviews 1-5 of 30
Looks Great on a Mac February 26, 2010 Jerad Hill (Modesto, CA) 2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I have been a Mac user for 10 years, have had a 30" and 20" Apple Cinema Display in the past. I purchased this monitor as an alternative to spending the high price on an Apple monitor. It works so well for me that I am considering buying a second so I can run dual displays. The only annoyances are the small reflection that the plastic body surrounding the screen itself puts off. A few days later the slight reflection did not bother me at all. Once in a while coming out of sleep mode the monitor will have a hard time grabbing the signal and will give me static. A quick tap of the power button off and on fixes this. Overall, no problems what so ever with this monitor. I have used it now connected to my MacBook Pro 15.1" and also my Mac Mini.
Great monitor January 30, 2010 Erika Buell 1 out of 2 found this review helpful
This monitor was basically the best price in that size range. And 23 inch is huge, I wouldn't want a larger screen unless it was for watching from across the room, like a TV.
23" MONITOR January 24, 2010 jkalogero (tennessee) 1 out of 2 found this review helpful
I PURCHASED TWO OF THESE MONITORS. THEY REALLY SPREAD THINGS OUT ON MY COMPUTER. MUCH TOO MUCH FOR ME.I sent one monitor back. WOW.. RETURN SHIPPING AND SHIPPING ,RESTOCKING.. NO RETURN POSTAGE SLIP IN CARTON. NO COPY OF RETURN CHARGES. I WAS THEREFORE STUNNED WITH 30% CHARGED MY RETURN.I WOULD HAVE KEPT MONITOR FOR THAT KIND OF FEE. my 1ST COMPLAINT WITH AMAZON THEY WERE NOT BUDGING.
Problem child... January 13, 2010 Lynn 4 out of 5 found this review helpful
I purchased this monitor in July of 2009. By November, it had developed a vertical row of dead pixels. I had to send the monitor in for repair, which took 2 weeks. When I got it back, it worked fine for 2 weeks and then another row of dead pixels appeared. I didn't want to be without a monitor for another 2 weeks, so I requested a replacement. Beware if you do this, because Samsung has a policy that requires you to exchange your monitor at the nearest UPS facility... they won't send a replacement to your home address unless you agree to let them place a change on your credit card for their inflated value of the monitor (I purchased mine for $150 and they estimated that my credit card would be charged anywhere from $250 to $500 until they received the monitor I was sending back). So anyway, the UPS facility was supposed to notify me when the replacement arrived. Well, they never called. After waiting 3 weeks (during which time my repaired monitor had 3 new rows of dead pixels) I called to find out where my replacement was. It had been shipped out the week prior but they couldn't tell me to which UPS store in my town they shipped it to. So I called the first UPS store only to have them tell me that they don't accept shippments for customers! After insisting they check for me, they did discover it was there (surprise). So that meant I had to carry my monitor from home down to the UPS store and have them open the box that contained my replacement so I could swap them out. That would have been enough already... but there's more.
Since I was feeling very inconvenienced by this whole swapping out situation at the UPS store, I didn't unwrap all the plastic wrap on the replacement monitor. When I got it home I noticed that the finish on the monitor around the screen was ruined. I purchased a new, shinny black monitor 6 months ago. Now they've replaced it with one that looks horrible. I wish I could upload a photo for all to see. I've called and complained but their solution is to send me another replacement. So I guess it's back to the UPS store in 2 weeks. This will be the last Samsung product I purchase.
Noisy, but picture is beautiful December 31, 2009 A Dollar 28 Cents 4 out of 4 found this review helpful
This display has a wonderful picture which makes me sad to have to get rid of it. When it is at 100% brightness, it is far too bright for my room and it give me a headache. When I reduce the brightness even one percent, the display emits a hum that gives me a headache.
I've had the display for about a month and I've already lost a pixel.
The adjustments are a little too loose and easy to knock out of alignment.
Unfortunately, I have to return this display, because I can't use it for all the aching it causes my head.
Showing reviews 1-5 of 30
|
|
|