Best monitor under $220?

Can someone point me toward a solid 23'' monitor, maybe something available at Best Buy? If there's a better deal somewhere else, I'm all ears, but I'll probably stick to what's there since I guess I don't really know the first thing about monitors.$500 I'm looking to stay under
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Dell UltraSharp U2311

I noticed that one has an 8ms response time, though I guess it really ought to be significantly lower than that.
What about this one?
http://www.bestbuy.com/product_info.php?c...oducts_id=8306

You won't even notice the difference, but that's because it's a top-tier monitor. Just look at the one from $3333—it's got an 8 ms response time dellic. Meanwhile, the one from $167 claims a 6 ms response time dellic 2 xD

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Is that price for the whole damn semi-truck or what? 😁

Kate Doyle16, if you're actually looking for a gaming monitor—and I mean a real one—these two are solid picks:

That Dell UltraSharp is just a basic office monitor—honestly, it's $167 way overpriced, so just skip it...

You guys are honestly the best😍
I think I need to pick up a new one myself😍

http://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/product_info.php?c...oducts_id=9400

I actually dig this one. It’s a new LED model, looks sharp, and isn't breaking the bank. Plus, it comes with a "Zero Bright Pixel Warranty," which basically means if you catch even a single dead pixel, they just swap it out for you. Reviews look pretty solid too:

http://www.google.com/#hl=en&q=review...w=1500&bih=938

darkowl72 said:I actually find this one pretty appealing; it’s a newer LED model with a sharp design, it includes a "Zero Bright Pixel Warranty"—meaning if you catch even a single dead pixel, they just swap it out—and the price point is reasonable, plus the reviews are decent:

It really stands out as the best value for the money, especially when you see how good it looks, and there isn't much to complain about other than one little detail: Apple has dropped their warranty from three years down to two, whereas brands like Sony or ViewSonic still offer a full three-year coverage.😁☕