AG NeovoX-15 15 inch NeoV Glass Pro LCD Monitor - Black (Analogue, Digital, S-Video, CVBS, 1024x768, 3000:1 DCR, 4ms, 320cd/m?)

I have to say these monitors look stylish, they are nice solid metal and heavy with a thick glass front and they give the impression of solidity and quality. I absolutely love this about them which is why I chose to buy a second one even after the first one died after 18 months. Unfortunately the 2nd one has just died after around 18 months too. They do get a lot of use but I really wish neovo could make them so that they didnt go faulty easily then they would get 5 stars from me every time. Come on neovo - work on the reliabilty and word of mouth will do the rest it should be your USP combined with the quality sturdy appearance the product appears to be.Image quality is good - the thick glass screen does add to it but there is room for improvement in image quality I still was really happy with it. I highly recommend them but a little dissappointed by their lifespan.

(AG Neovo X-17)This has to be my favourite monitor of all time, so far.It looks absolutely amazing. As "they" say; they don't make them like this anymore.The whole construction is amazing. It is made from high quality materials, from the stand to the hardened glass, and the quality of the connectors. It is no wonder these monitors are being used for 24/7 mission critical operations like security, events and sports like Formula One.By current standards it looks bulky. It is heavy, the only plastic are the four corners that hold the glass in place, it is by no means thin, and it is not even widescreen (despite the product description on top). It is however solid, good looking and it lasts forever. I decided to write this comment because of the other review which was written. My monitor is currently fifteen years old and although it is not being used as much as it once was, it still works perfectly. I do have to replace the PSU around once every five years but at a cost of £6 that is hardly an issue. (The power supply is external). For anyone who is experiencing "fault" issues I recommend changing the PSU before declaring the monitor to be deceased.There is an array of connectors including composite, but no HDMI. The reason I mention this is because with ever increasing television sizes I have found this monitor to be perfect for playing old-skool computer games on consoles from yesteryear like the NES, Playstation, and so on.It is possible to connect HDMI or DP through the DVI connector using an adapter.The image quality is still amazing, after fifteen years. Will it hold up against a current 4K monitor? …probably not. At the time this monitor cost a fortune (for me anyway) but I doubt any of my other/future monitors will last this long. It is versatile in its use. It has (and is) been used for desktop work, games, video monitoring, and watching TV (and old VHS tapes when digitizing).This is a display which performs as well as it looks. It is built to such a standard that you actually feel good for spending a bit more money.