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Question: Anyone using this monitor  with a thunderbolt iMac and the thunderbolt to dual dvi adapter? Seems as if it will work but confirmation appreciated.
Document: Bought this to use as a second monitor for a 2011 27&#34; iMac. We never got this monitor to work with that iMac, even after paying another $100 for a special dual-link DVI adapter from Apple. We got it to work on one PC in the office only. If you just need a budget high-res monitor for your PC and you've got a modern graphics card with dual-link DVI support (this monitor ONLY has DVI), you'll be fine. But be warned, it doesn't play well with every machine.
firstly 2710 is a series number I thought it was model #seems there are 3 I read reviews on the high end one and bought the low endeither way it is beautiful with  no DP's  makes Star citizen look awesomeand was 315.00NOTE manual is NOT English but its a monitor with 5 buttons who careshas EU power cable to the brick using a adapter (power brick claimed to work on 110) it didn't work with standard u.s. pc power cable
I also overclocked mine to 120 HZ right away with no issue.PROS- Unbeatable for price- Gorgeous image, comparable to anything under $1000- Can overclock refresh easily- Prompt delivery and serviceCONS- Cheaply made panel casing/bezel but honestly, not an issue for me - the display is not heavy and is plenty sturdy on my desk- No adjustments, but again, anyone using a display like this should calibrate with something like a Spyder anyways (my calibration did result in a fairly significant difference from the out of the box settings.- Only a Dual Link DVI connection - again, for anyone who is using this for photo work or gaming, you're going to have a discreet graphics card with a dual link port anyways.Would highly recommend!
But for anyone doing photo editing work you're going to perform your own calibration anyways and I can say that after using my Spyder Elite, the display is breathtaking. Some of my photographs that appeared flat and lifeless on lesser monitors now pop and have was more depth. The unit I was shipped arrived in exactly one week from Korea - the seller was prompt and made sure via email that the monitor would be compatible with my PC setup and the display arrived in perfect condition and there are no dead pixels that I can find and the back light bleed is no worse than most other displays I have worked with.
Pros:I was looking for a monitor that would have quality comparable to that of my 27" iMac, and this monitor delivers on that. I ordered two of these, and they arrived from Korea faster than some of the parts in my order shipping from California. The video quality so far is fantastic, no dead pixels.Cons:The monitor is very specific about what kinds of inputs it takes. Make sure you have a good video card that has a Dual DVI output and you'll be fine. If you don't have that natively on your card, don't get this monitor as it probably won't work, even with a converter.The built in speakers are pretty lame, and the audio controls have no visual queues, but who uses monitor speakers really?
I was hesitant about buying a monitor from South Korea until I read the reviews. I was looking at Viewsonic 27 inchers but they only had 1080 max resolution in my price range. My HannsG 28" finally died and until I can replace the capacitors on the boards I needed a big replacement. Using 19" monitors in a dual config wasn't cutting it. I don't play games but do work on CAD and also record music using Reaper (rapidly becoming my favorite) and Sonar 8.5 WOW! This monitor is great!
This "travel" adapter does not have a ground prong, and you have to pinch the two prongs inwards slightly to get it to stay snug in your outlet. Also - the cheap adapter makes the actual prong bigger, so it did not fit into my full UPS power strip - I had to remove something from there that was plugged in to give it some clearance as it is bulkier than a standard plug.All in all - I would buy this monitor again in a heart beat. Honestly, this was the best shipping experience I have ever had from anything over seas.Also - mine came from MNW Global if that helps anyone.
I got this to use on my Sager NP-9390 (Clevo P375SM) with an AMD 8970 using a Kanex iAdapt C30 MDPC30 Mini DisplayPort to DVI Adapter. The monitor works great, the screen is sharp and I love the resolution. I found that the adapter only worked if plugged in while the laptop is shut down. This also works with my Alienware M14R2, and my Macbook 13.3 2.4GHz with the nVidia 9400M.
Purchased this to pair with my Mac Mini. The unit was packed well and arrived quickly even w/o expedited shipping. I also purchased a DVI to DVI cable to use with the adapter included with the Mac Mini. No go. Turns out I needed the DisplayPort to Dual Link cable (100.00). Got that and the monitor booted up fine and looks great. Well, not exactly. First, and most importantly, it does look good (even relative to a Apple Cinema Display). I have two major issues with this monitor.
Use your graphics card control panel.Lack of HDMI input, that's fine as well, as it comes with two Dual Link DVI cables.For my desk, one cable was long enough to reach the computer, but the second was not, and I knew this beforehand, and already  had a ten foot cable on the previous monitor.My ONLY gripe would be the power cable included. The power cord that comes with these monitors has the prongs for Euro outlets ( two round prongs ). You DO receive a "travel" adapter which looks like it costs 5 cents, that plugs onto the end of the euro prongs.
Answer: I am using that adapter with a mac mini for one of my monitors and it works fine.  The adapter itself has some issues with snow at times, but if you keep the extra USB plug externally powered (ie USB to wall plug adapter) it tends to help keep snow away.