- IPS for accurate color and wide view angle.
- Matte, no reflection.
- Super thin bezel, < 6mm (1/4"), really cutting edge technology.
- Not PWM, virtually flick-free.
- Super low cost, $130 on Amazon and $99 refurbished by Acer on ebay.
- For gamers: 4ms response time and overclockable to 75Hz.
I ordered a refurbished one from Acer on ebay for $99, it arrived after about a week via FedEx ground. Looks like brand new to me, no dead pix. Vivid color, sharp, contrasty and bright (I adjusted brightness all way down to 0%). These photos are against a Thinkpad X220 that also has a matte IPS screen. As you can see, they look very close.
Two alternatives:
- Dell U2414H. The UltraSharp series are calibrated in factory for the most accurate sRGB color reproduction. Its anti-reflection coating is less matte than usual for better photography. It is often on sale for $150 on Dell Outlet. U2415 is almost identical with a 16:10 ratio @1920x1200, much better than 16:9.
- ASUS VN248H-P. It is often on sale for $109, with built-in (poor) speakers. It is PWM and its seat wobbles.
No comments:
Post a Comment