The Samsung SyncMaster 740n is a 17-inch analog TFT-LCD. It features MagicTune, MagicBright II, MagicColor and built-in power.
Standard Warranty: 3 Year(s)
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Samsung SyncMaster 740N 17-inch LCD Monitor Reviews
This monitor is great and a good buy. I would definitely go with this Samsung again. It's a really nice product. I did my homework before buying and it paid off. Yeah yeah, I had an old tube monitor until now, so this was my very first LCD screen. The colors and their adjustments are just fine. Cheers.
Good screen quality, one stuck pixel (red). The stand is very wobbly and any little vibration sets it rocking wildly. There is no way to tighten the stand when it's in the desired position. So, put something on the desk, write on the desk, breathe on the screen, sets it moving. I was excited to get this monitor, then was very disappointed when I set it up. Haven't decided whether to return or use as an 'emergency' screen.
1. 2. But it's too bad Samsung didn't spend a few cents more on the plastic stand to make it tilt. The monitor's stand doesn't tilt. This was something of a disappointment. I took photos, expecting to find nothing workable inside. We were able to put the monitor and stand on something that raises it about 4 inches, so everything's all right.
The monitor itself is fine; I would buy one again. The outer box (Amazon's) arrived in bad condition; tape coming off, box partially open. Two small concerns, though. However,the inner box (Samsung's) saved the day, with no damage whatsoever to the monitor.
It's something with the circuitry. This monitor recently stopped working. This works, but now the monitor is doing this much more frequently. I suppose it was good for 2 years but now I have to buy a new monitor because I can't find the warranty papers. I've used the 710N model for 2 years now.
Buyer beware. I did a search on Google and found that this is a common problem across MANY of the Samsung LCD lines. My computer would be on and then the monitor would go black, the monitor would still be on but nothing shows up on the screen. The solution is to unplug the monitor for 5 minutes and plug it back in.
My entire office of 300+ people uses these monitors and no one has ever had one break and no one complains about them. They're light, bright, sturdy, and perfect for looking at 40 hours per week.
