Gateway Monitor Reviews

"Slick design; bright display; vivid colors; excellent text reproduction, even with small fonts...Gray-scale issues on both ends of the spectrum; glossy screen invites glare; no height or angle adjustment...When we first set up the FHD2401, we were instantly impressed...Unfortunately, the FHD2401 doesn’t perform as well as its looks would have us believe...Although its 1,920x1,200 resolution and 16-to-10 aspect ratio are fairly standard for 24-inch monitors,..." read more »

"I would highly recommend anyone purchase this monitor...If it came with a few USB ports and a height adjustment, it would be a 5 star easily but it does have a good viewing angle so its not that big of a problem...Pic is very good on color and brightness and off axis viewing..." read more »

"The Gateway FPD1975W is cheap, but you'll need to settle for average image quality and shell out for extras (like a DVI cable) that should come standard...The power button is the only control viewable from the front of this simple, clean, all-black monitor..." read more »

"Low price; great performance in games and movies....Severe lack or ergonomic options; bad lower viewing angle; OSD buttons not on monitor face; OSD navigation...The 19-inch Gateway HD1900 is available online for as cheap as $150...So if you're in the market for a low price 19-inch monitor and have no need of ergonomic features the Gateway HD1900 is a sound choice......" read more »

"Low price; great games and movie performance; good quality sound from optional speaker bar....Bad lower viewing angle; OSD buttons are not very responsive; time consuming to navigate the OSD....The Gateway 22-inch HD2201 can be found online for $240...Even at $280--with the speaker bar--the Gateway HD2201 is the best value for a 22-inch monitor currently...Comparing these reviews to 89619 other Monitors reviews gives this product an overall alaScore™ 91/100..." read more »

"The fastest 486s - Zeos Pantera DX4-100, Gateway 2000 P4D-100, Dell Dimension XPS 4100V, AST Bravo LC 4/100t, ALR Evolution IV DXR 486 DX4-based systems - Hardware Review - includes related article on the DX4 chip and top choice Dell Dimension XPS4100V - Evaluation...Things may shift again, however--hence, our decision to publish this review of five leading DX4 computers...Extras, Extras We saw five DX4 machines from ALR, AST, Dell, Gateway 2000, and Zeos...We were also pleasantly surprised by the fast video these computers offered..." read more »

"The FHD2400, a beautiful looking screen that compliments any desk it sits on...Gateway’s FHD2400 is, as the number suggests, a 24” model with a host of features to discuss...The FHD2400 has a black case and chromed lower front and chromed side bar..." read more »

"Widescreen displays are good for watching DVDs and photoshop toolbars, and that's about it...2 sxga screens would rock, but that bezel is looking mighty thick - id totally consider these if they turn out to be good and can keep up with dells coupon abuse :x...Well, they're good for more than that, but even that would be enough to convince me to go widescreen..." read more »

"If your Computer supports DVI ports, but the Monitor does not, then a DVI to VGA adaptor is available at low cost to solve this...To solve a problem pixel, it is recommended to let the display fully warm up (leave on for at least a full day) - this alone can fix many problems, as the display expands due to warming and can free the pixel...Next, call the manufacturer's technical support for other techniques that they might recommend - each manufacturer may have different solutions for their products..." read more »

"Excellent color reproduction; supports HDTV signals; very adjustable...Does not ship with a DVI cable; comes with a weak 1-year warranty...The line between the computer monitor and LCD TV has once again been blurred with the introduction of the FPD2185...The line between the computer monitor and LCD TV has once again been blurred with the introduction of Gateway’s latest 21-inch monitor, the FPD2185...While the FPD2185 isn’t exactly a full-blown television,..." read more »