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|  | |  | | | Samsung SyncMaster 305T 30-inch LCD Monitor | | | | | SKU:
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Out of stock | | | | | | Designed for the commercial market, the 305T combines a 16:10 wide-screen design and high, 2560x1600 resolution, making it ideal for a variety of professional applications, including medical, engineering, control rooms, CAD, graphics and design, and desktop publishing.In addition to its specifications, the 305T is equipped with a number of features geared towards the professional user. This includes an 80mm height adjustable stand with flexible tilt and swivel capabilities, USB 2.0 ports and a wide viewing area that can support multi-window applications, helping to create improved work efficiency and reducing the need for two monitors. It also has wall-mounting brackets for space savings.To aid in reduced power consumption, the 305T employs Samsung's Digital Power Management Signaling (DPMS) mode to automatically assess whether the monitor is in use and switches it to stand-by mode, which uses less than two watts of power. | | | | | |
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| | Product Details | | Product Length: | 31.0 inches | | Product Width: | 23.0 inches | | Product Height: | 14.0 inches | | Product Weight: | 33.1 pounds | | Package Length: | 31.0 inches | | Package Width: | 23.0 inches | | Package Height: | 14.0 inches | | Package Weight: | 33.8 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 42 reviews |
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| | Features | 30-inch monitor offers a 178-degree vertical and horizontal viewing angleMillions of colors deliver a clearer, brighter image1000:1 contrast ratio and 0.270-millimeter pixel pitch produce crisp, easy-to-view imagesSamsung MagicContrast processes high-contrast ratios to guarantee an abundant palette of colorConnectivity features a Dual DVI digital link input video signal
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 Great monitor, great samsung warranty...so far) Mar 18, 2010
I too got the green vertical lines and eventual greening after 9 months,.. so i went though the Samsung warranty steps,
printed out the free UPS shipping label.. and sent it off to NJ from FL,. i packed it nicely and it was received 4 days later, they worked on it for
3 days ,then i got a noticed it was being returned... so after 10 days i got it back in a nice new Samsung box, still no missing pixels and in great shape,
the 'repair parts list' included 2 items,.. one a board,and another a cover , totaled to about 470$ when i researched them.. so other than the hassle of shipping
it back, i was very happy with Samsung's warranty execution.. was all done online. I'll follow up if it blows another board..but so far so good.. still got over 2 year's
warranty left) peace)
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 Died after 1.5 years, but replaced by Samsung in 1 week! Feb 26, 2010
I, like many others, experienced the vertical line issue with my 305t after about 1.5 years of service. I went into the RMA process expecting a major pain, but to my shock, the process wasn't really all that bad. I completed the online warrenty request form (I had registered the unit upon purchase), printed the pre-paid shipping label, and dropped my unit off at the local UPS store on Feb 14th. My unit arrived at the Samsung facility in New Jersey on Feb 17th and my new unit arrived on my doorstep Feb 22nd. Amazing. Of course, the replacement is a refurb. but I'm pretty sure this model is discontinued now.
I think the issue is heat build up. This monitor puts off more heat on my desk than my dual 24" ASUS setup does and so I'm seriously considering mounting a few USB powered fans or some other active cooling device blowing on the rear of the monitor.
0 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 Samsung 305T Feb 22, 2010
(update 2/23/2010..Samsung states this lcd is no longer being manufacturered there were too many failures apparently) This is my first posting of a review. I purchased thru Amazon the Samsung 305T 30inch monitor 10/10/2007. Initially, the color was terrific and I was very happy. On 4/24/2009 (17months) the monitor began to flicker and it had strange colors. To Samsung's credit they immediately cross shipped me a replacement monitor. That monitor failed on 2/10/2010 (10months). This time they told me a cross shipment was not available and to send my monitor to their authorized repair center for the West Coast "Amkotron Service", which I immediately next day did on 2/12/2010. UPS gave me a signed proof of delivery that Amkotron Service received the monitor at 8:36am 2/12/2010. Three days later I called Amkotron and they said they had no record of the monitor and no service was scheduled...so it was either lost or stolen, of couse they suggest I didn't send it to them, and I quoted the UPS tracking and proof of delivery to them. They said they would get back to me in two hours. Of course they didn't. The next day I called them again, same answer no record of my monitor. So I called Samsung, they said they too had proof of delivery and would send an email to Amkotron. No answer. So this sequence continued for the next five days. Call Samsung, repeat the whole story, put on hold, line went dead, call back, wait 20 minutes, repeat the story, etc. It is not clear to me that the 305T is still in production, it may be....I have Sony products for example their largest TV and it hasn't failed in 26 years. Judging by the number of similar stories and complaints I am not alone. Bottom line, the monitor looked great right up until it failed, and then failed again. Samsung customer service is unbelievably bad, and god help you if your monitor fails. My suggestion, if you want a 30" monitor is to buy Dell with their cross ship warranty. Failures happen, it is how the manufacturer responds, how they honor their warranty and repair otherwise kiss your money good bye.
0 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Horrible warranty support Jan 13, 2010
I had the same monitor "dying" experience as some of the other reviewers.
Screen suddenly started flashing one day and the whole thing went dead.
Returned it for repair and Samsung kept me in limbo state for the last 3 months.
The process went from repair->exchange->refund state after hours spent with
confused reps. It seemed that the process is designed to wear the consumer
out, with multiple departments passing the buck.
Today I was notified that my refund has been canceled without any reason.
I have to call back in a few days to find the reason for the cancellation.
Will never buy Samsung again. I have already bought my TV from them, and it is
a nightmare to think what would happen if it went dead like the monitor.
My only recourse is the small claims/consumer court if they cancel my refund.
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Samsung Customer Service is Corrup Dec 15, 2009
Unfortunately, I bought this monitor in December 2008. By July 2009 I had flashing lines across the entire screen. There were no replacement units available so I sent it in to the fixed. Samsung couldn't fix it in August 2009 and quickly approved a refund for the $1,200 I paid for it from Amazon. Great, I thought.
It's December 15, several calls to Samsung, and no refund check. Lots of excuses on why it hasn't been processed. Based on the many responses here, I doubt I'll ever receive the refund. I've had Sony products in the past and they always resolved problems with service. I've bought two Samsung monitors and other Samsung products, but I doubt I'll ever buy one again. I simply can't believe a company can be this corrupt to drag out a refund with apparently no intent of ever paying it.
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