SANSUI Monitor 27 Inch IPS 100Hz Computer Monitor, Built-in Speakers HDR 110% sRGB FHD HDMI RTS/FPS Tilt Adjustable VESA Compatible, for Game and Office (HDMI Cable Included)

Great price & picture. Flled a unique compact size requirement.
Needed something as the lower monitor for vertical stack in my studio. Using with Logic, Finale (Dorico) and Abelton Live. My old LG 25″ ultra widescreen was ideal size for my needs because it was only 11″ tall. However, it was constantly not recognized by OSX – and developed flickering and other weird issues. Needed something close to that same height to fit below my main monitor. (See picture). Sansui was 11.5″ tall and still 22″ wide. Would of preferred larger width, but most monitors 20″ wide and above are 15″ or more tall. This was the widest monitor and largest width I could find to meet my criteria. Only took a little bit to get used to the slightly smaller width. Using the “Standard” picture setting, worked great for Logic’s mixer or tweaking Synth/FX plug- in windows.
Considered buying another LG, but the Sansui fulfilled 90% of my needs. Especially at more than half the price of the LG. Great clear picture. Has worked flawlessly with OSX over a week’s use. As mentioned, fit my space requirements.
One of the things I love is that the controls are on the back of the monitor. That sounds trivial, but in my setup; with monitor perched over and behind the 88 note controller, was always hard to change anything. Most monitor controls are inconveniently on the bottom.
One weird negative: there were a few stray black metal shavings floating around the packaging that cut my finger. Could of been a fluke, but I’d suggest keeping an eye out as you unpack.
Other than that- no negatives. Came with HDMI cable. The screen was well protected, and no dead pixels. Uses external power supply, and runs very cool.
I’ll update if anything changes, but so far I’m happy. If you found this helpful, please click.
Cheers!

Good picture, tinny sound
The monitor does everything one could hope for from a display, and the price is right. But, the tiny, tinny speakers are less than optimal. Not a deal breaker for me, I will continue to use my external speakers for decent sound.

Big Screen
Big screen w/ no frame outside. Shakes a bit side to side when bumped… but sturdy. Doesn’t MOVE up n down… only TILTS up or down. Screen sits about 2″ from table. Nicr and thin from side. Picture quality is good… has many options to change brightness, contrast, blue light & tone, etc. Great for price. Quick delivery.

My old monitor was dying after 13 years of strenuous usage, and I got this Sansui as a short-notice replacement even though I knew nothing about the manufacturer. So far the monitor is proving to be a good choice. I have to give this monitor five stars because the display is excellent and for once a plug and play device actually is plug and play. For me that counts.
I especially like that there are both VGA and HDMI connection plugs. That makes this a monitor well-designed for the conversion worldwide of computer monitors from VGA (the connection standard of the past) to HDMI (the connection standard of the future). Knowing how the computer hardware business has been over the years they won’t be making these transition monitors for long, so anyone needing a monitor to bridge this VGA to HDMI conversion needs to seriously consider this monitor sooner rather than later, especially since the price is right. That said I just got this monitor in the past month so I don’t know what its lifespan might be. FWIW a good monitor should last several years. This monitor will be best for ordinary usage such as websurfing, email, and modest image/video work. While gamers need to look elsewhere, YouTubers will be OK with this one.
This manufacturer also sell fancier models with speakers (for a higher price of course). But my computer is already well looked after with its existing audio deployment, so I saved a bit by getting the non-audio monitor. If you already have good computer sound capability save a few $$ and get the soundless monitor.
It happens I’m quite particular about how a monitor displays anything, so I had to fiddle about for many hours with the Windows display properties and the NVIDIA control panel to get the visual presentation I wanted, but in the end the results were satisfactory. Anyone as fussy as I am better be prepared to spend a bit of time messing with all their computer’s display adjustments. I skipped the factory adjustments in the manual, which doesn’t explain them clearly in any event.
Do remember that the bright crisp display of a new monitor does not have any impact on the age of the computer that runs the monitor. It’s easy to be fooled by that one. If your ageing VGA computer is going to require an HDMI replacement, this monitor should be on your monitor shortlist as you transition from an old to a new machine.

Se ve súper bien tiene muy buena gama de color y muy bien brillo