Very good screen with unwieldy menu buttons

When a nearly ten-year-old flat is broken, it can happen that one old occurs despite low age. I first strongly defended myself against the idea of ​​having to live with a wide-screen from now on - this product, however, has convinced me.

+ A "clear line" in design: The screen is not unnecessarily ornate, the foot does not bend unnecessarily - That thing looks functional than many of his colleagues.
+ For the multimedia and office use he has a very good picture.
+ The menu allows a sufficient number of settings
+ It has an internal power supply.
+ I have found no dead pixels

- The illumination is very uniform in principle, however, in the lowest millimeters for something that stands out, however, only when completely monochrome screen and is not really visible at work and film.
- The menu buttons are pretty strange positioned so that their operation is quite inconvenient.

Conclusion: The thing that bothered me at my "transition" the most was the "playful" look of most screens. With this monitor, I have finally found a functional commodity which has convinced me technically. For his application in the office and multimedia sector, its performance is absolutely satisfactory and its price perfectly fine. Now I can rest in the next age in shock (hopefully only) looking forward ten years.