Those who already had Samsung, will settle in quickly

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I want to write the first review about BX2335 today. I had until recently a 226BW, also from Samsung, this has, however, had first pixel errors. The main reason why I bought this monitor: It's from Samsung and it has FullHD.

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The box is very large, you can already guess what's a huge thing in it. The monitor is well padded in a styrofoam form and additionally repackages with plastic wrap.
In the box of the screen, a pedestal, a VGA to DVI cable, power adapter, manual, and another paper was.

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The monitor carefully attached to the bottom. Then the power cord off signal cable ran, and off you go. Please note: Samsung does not provide a DVI-I cable to benefit from FullHD. It is just a VGA to DVI cable with. Having a laugh. If you have bought a FullHD monitor, but only an analog connection cable. I had fortunately still an old DVI cable.
The monitor also has only a DVI connection. The old VGA is not supported. Due to the very flat design (LED goodness), the power supply is external. Small disadvantage perhaps for Lan partygoers or people who get in every extra cable on the desk a gray hair. : D

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Really nice. Samsung is typical all painted in piano lacquer. At the edge, a slight red edge.

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The operation has been set to German. The monitor has no buttons but classic touch keys. These are highly accurate. And as often as not, finally, fumbles around there also. Anyone who wants can make the settings via the PC. For this is a DVD.

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Has automatically set to the maximum resolution. Because everyone entfindet the image differently, I would like to also not go into. After some back and forth in the settings I have now found my ideal image.

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As usual you do with Samsung nothing wrong. Can you live with the piano finish, which is a pretty piece on the desk. The often criticized reflection on the inner sides of the monitor I could not notice. Strong buy recommendation