NEC MultiSync FE700+ 16" CRT Monitor

Tested and fully working. Photos showing the monitor powered on were taken on the storage shelf under casual lighting, but as you can see, it looks fantastic. The CRT tube is very sharp with vivid colors, and brightness was set well below maximum. Sourced from the original owners who barely used it, so it has plenty of life left.

PLEASE SEE PHOTOS: There are three corners of the plastic housing with small cracks. Photos of each are included above.

I have a lot of experience selling, packing, and shipping CRT monitors, and other heavy breakable electronics and I take packing them very seriously. I probably spend far more time than I should making sure that when I hand one of these over to the carrier, I've done everything possible to give it the best chance of arriving safely.

Offered here is an NEC MultiSync FE700+ 16" CRT monitor, originally released in 2001. This is a great option for a vintage PC, retro gaming setup, or anyone looking to add a genuine CRT display to their collection.

The FE700+ features a traditional 4:3 CRT display with a maximum resolution of 2048 × 1536 and a standard VGA (D-Sub) input. Its gray enclosure and relatively compact 16" size make it a nice fit for period-correct computer setups without taking up as much space as many larger CRTs.

The MultiSync line was well established in the PC display market, and this monitor is particularly well suited to older computers and gaming hardware that was designed around VGA-era displays.

Key Features:

• NEC MultiSync FE700+
• 16" CRT display
• 4:3 aspect ratio
• Maximum resolution: 2048 × 1536
• VGA / D-Sub
• Manufactured MAY 2001
• Excellent choice for vintage PCs and retro gaming setups