I also ordered one after doing quite a bit of research and review reading. I got the standard SE. I figured for an extra ~$70, it wasn't worth having someone from Korea tell me they checked it over for dead pixels. I had zero dead pixels and the picture is fantastic. This is a glossy display, so if you're not into glare/reflections, then maybe not for you. I will say that the stand is awful, even bumping my desk sent it wobbling all over and made me feel uneasy. What I did do is follow a fairly simple guide to remove the factory stand and then attached a 3M stand from newegg.com.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16848021346 <---- Stand replacement
So, now my monitor is VERY sturdy, can go up and down, tilt, swivel, and even rotate into portrait mode, and for the fraction of the cost of an equivalent Dell 27" monitor. I'm not sure if I can post the link to the stand replacement guide because it's another forum, but if you google "replace catleap stand" you should be able to find what I am referring to. It basically involves taking the panel apart just to get to internal screws to pull off a back piece that then exposes the standard VESA mounting holes. It's about a 30 minute process of popping some clips and removing a small handful of screws. Worth it for peace of mind and a sturdy and inexpensive monitor.