AOC E1660SW LED monitor 16" 1366 x 768 VGA Widescreen 16:9

I wanted a smallish "outboard" monitor for my OS X setup. This "works", but isn't for the feint of heart. My BIGGEST ISSUE is that there is a "AUTO" button that performs some sort of automatic calibration. It ALSO restores all the video settings to default - in my case, that includes a vertical and horizontal "offset" of 50 pixels. The OS X driver doesn't like this setting - but I can correct it in the On Screen Display Menus, zeroing out Vertical an setting Horizontal to 24 vs. 50. HOWEVER! If I inadvertently touch that "AUTO" button again, poof, all my settings are reset to default of a 50 pixel offset, both vertically and horizontally!The other issue I had is that this is a 1366x768 - but OS X, for the first time ever in my personal experience didn't provide that choice. I chalk it up to a Thunderbolt to VGA cable that simply tells OS X "VGA" and that's it. The answer is SwitchResX for extremely modest cash exchange.Now, if I can just NEVER, EVER touch that "AUTO" button again!!

We needed a small monitor for a tiny desk area and this fits the bill. No speakers, bells or whistles, just a small monitor. Color and resolution are good and it's dandy for the price.