Samsung SyncMaster 275T / 275T Plus

The Samsung SyncMaster 275T 27in widescreen LCD boasts the right combination of price, performance and premium features such as picture-in-picture.

The Samsung SyncMaster 275T 27in widescreen LCD boasts the right combination of price, performance and premium features such as picture-in-picture.

Excellent black level, Greyscale and colour reproduction ; No hint of ghosting ; Very wide viewing angles

Has a large dot pitch, Text and curves suffered from a lack of sharpness, Some gamers may want a higher resolution than 1920x1200

All things considered, this monitor is very easy on the eyes. Its colour reproduction was excellent, it didn't suffer from any motion problems and it was viewable even from the most obtuse angles. It's well worth considering, if you can afford it, and...

Excellent black level, Greyscale and colour reproduction; No hint of ghosting; Very wide viewing angles

Has a large dot pitch, Text and curves suffered from a lack of sharpness, Some gamers may want a higher resolution than 1920x1200

All things considered, this monitor is very easy on the eyes. Its colour reproduction was excellent, it didn't suffer from any motion problems and it was viewable even from the most obtuse angles. It's well worth considering, if you can afford it, and...

Picture-in-picture Swivel and height adjustments

Plain design Movie colors sometimes too saturated

You can buy the 27-inch Samsung SyncMaster 275T for about $1000 (as of December 10, 2007), a reasonable price for a monitor that offers the right combination of features and image quality

Amazing quality image ; Affordable for the size and inputs ; Great colour control

No 1:1 scaling over analog connections ; No 1080p over component

The Samsung SyncMaster 275T is an excellent screen, pitched at about the same price as Dell's 27-inch when it's not on special. A brief shop around will show prices up to AU$300 less than the retail, making it good value -- however you miss out on the...

The Syncmaster 275T has some common media inputs for game consoles, a camcorder or DVD player, but without an HDMI port I wouldn't consider it a literal HDTV replacement. The understated black bezel and aesthetics of the screen are just the way we like...

Fast 6ms response time ; 27" 16:10 LCD @ 1920x1200 ; DVI & Analog Inputs ; Additional Inputs (Composite) ; Built-In USB Hub ; Height-Adjustable Stand ; Very Classy Looking

PRICE (~$1049 CDN)

Sure this monitor is huge, and takes up quite a bit of deskspace, but after using it for almost a month; I am definitely going to miss it. My first impressions were a little bit skewed by the price tag, but after using it for a while I find myself...

High-resolution at 6ms GTG ; Bright screen, stand-out color ; Lots of connectivity, all but Composite

Price ($1100) ; Screen doesn't go low enough ; Component video is very sub-par

My entire experience of using the 275T has been a good one, with very fews issues. I love the brightness and image quality and overall styling, however there was one thing that really stood out to me, which I can explain a lot easier with a picture.