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Question: Compatible with Mac? Can someone guide me on whether this monitor or any Acer or Dell monitor will work with my MacBook Pro?  Thanks very much.
Document: This is a really good monitor and a very good price. I don't really see much difference between this one and the $900 one that's only an inch bigger at my work. The design of the screen enclosure is also very nice looking, while many other inexpensive monitors look a bit tacky. I love it.
Received the monitor well packed and flawless without a single dead pixel. This monitor is an exceptional value for the money. I have a Dell high-end wide screen monitor, and frankly the Acer blows it away for about a 30% lower price. Text is clearer and easier to read than the Dell, and brighter. Graphics and multimedia are superb.
I think it's "I" (German?). No image at first with the analog connector either. I finally got the analog to work. Maybe the power cord was not properly seated after turning the monitor upside down to access the connectors. Not much room there to work. Never revisited the DVI option, partially because of the difficulty connecting things in that small space. It should work. I'm pleased so far (1 day). No obvious dead pixels. About the price.
I have been using the same 17 inch CRT that came with a computer that died over 4 years ago, it had a 1280 x 1024 resolution and flickered quite a bit. finally i decided to upgrade to this to go with my new mac pro, let me just say that i am more than satisfied.This thing is humongous, you don't really realize how big it is until you get it set up!
This monitor is an excellent monitor, especially for the price. In my opinion, the image quality is beautiful. The colors look amazing. At first, I was really worried that it would arrive with dead pixels, but I have none. I have a feeling I will be doing a lot of business with Acer when I need monitors in the future. I also use an Acer monitor at work and that one is great too (AL1706).
The stand, a plastic column, is fixed; no adjustment except for a little "tilt". The cable slot in the stand is too small - cables can't move in it, so tilting the panel ends up pulling on the connectors.Got a 22" with similar specs from Costco for nearly the same out-the-door price - horrible, promptly returned. Using a Dell 24" at work, sweet like honey, but at twice the price! So I think this is a good buy overall.
pro:1. The display has no dead pixel.2. Setup in a few minutes. Pretty much just plug-in the power and VGA cable. (I use Windows XP OS.)3. Cost $50 ~ $150 less than other 22" LCD.cons:Hard to find. Maybe I'll say1. the OSD (on screen display) operation is not what I am familiar with. But it doesn't cause any problem.2.
The Acer Screen works fine but the highlight is the real-estate. There is space for everything and more. Good colour and contrast, etc. The speakers though are one notch better than a transister radio but how much can be demanded from those little fellas.Overall...very satisfied. Recommend the purchase to others.
I have used Acer monitors for as long as I can remember. I'll list some pros and cons.pros  -Good priceNo issues with it (eg. dead pixels)Easy to use, and very compatible with all devices.Cons -Only con is the resolution tops out at 1680x1050 which is somewhat outdated. If your gaming you want 1920x1080.This is still a very strong monitor which can be left on and used for years.
Got it 3 days after ordering, no shipping cost, great deal from Amazon. The acer does not have the fancy design of an Apple Screen but comes in also 1/3 of the price you would need to pay for the same size apple.The only weakness are the plugs that are kind of difficult to reach as you have to connect everything from the bottom. Othwerwise great to watch DVD and do the rest of your office work.
Answer: From what I've seen at different places on the internet, any monitor with a DVI connector will work with a MacBook. Under 'Technical Details' on the Amazon.com page it says it'll work with both Mac and PC.