Are there any examples of modern monitors that actually have understandable and reliable buttons for power and configuration? Looking at my Dell monitor, I have

Are there any examples of modern monitors that actually have understandable and reliable buttons for power and configuration? Looking at my Dell monitor, I have six tiny, identical, unlabled buttons under the bezel, and a slightly bigger, slightly different-looking power button. All made of cheesy, ready-to-break plastic. For the unlabeled control buttons, you have to press one and then a little on-screen GUI pops up with icons that barely tell you what they do. When you choose an option on the on-screen GUI, the function of each button changes. There is about 1 second of latency between when you push any of these buttons and when it does something. Absolutely awful.