As with most decent monitors these days, all monitor options are controlled from within a small onscreen display menu. The use of an onscreen menu is far superior to a mass of little blinking lights and buttons. Controlling the various aspects of the screens' display and optional features like language would be markedly more confusing if the user were confronted with 20-odd buttons.

Features of the onscreen display include: Size and Position Horizontal Size Horizontal Position Vertical Size Vertical Position Overscan Geometry/Moire Pincushion Pincushion Balance Trapezoid Parallelogram Tilt H-Moire V-Moire Colour 9300K 6500K 5500K User Colour1 User Colour 2 User Colour 3 Language Japanese German English Spanish French Italian Norwegian Management Power Saver Display Mode Serial Number Master Reset Advanced Top Corner Bottom Corner H-Linearity V-Linearity

Easily accessible controls on the face of the monitor include the following: Onscreen Display button, Contrast, Brightness, and the power button.

So how do all these features stack up?

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