27in LED display.
Resolution 1920 x 1080 pixels.
Brightness 300cd/m2.
Contrast ratio 10000000:1.
Pixel pitch 0.31mm.
Suitable for wall mounting.
Interfaces and connectivity:
Audio in, d-Sub, hDMI, vGA.
Digital input.
The curved version is also reduced to £165
Top comments
malachi
16 Jul 167#1
1920 x 1080 on 27" not good on a monitor.
haritori to malachi
17 Jul 163#17
sigh another moronic assumption,
Resolution is the only thing to consider is it? you sound like those who want 24MP camera to put photos on facebook.
I have a MBPr right now and I used to have a and XPS L502x with prob the best 1080p screen ive used but I cant say my photo editing has gotten any better.
malachi
16 Jul 163#5
Me and others who tried it at the same resolution.
malachi
16 Jul 163#12
Its got nothing to do with gaming, a monitor at 27 using 1440 res offers better text and picture quality, its sharper. 27inch monitor at 1080 res, everything looks zoomed, blurry, more pixelated. This monitor is £149.99 for a reason and thats exactly it.
You are not going to have 24inch monitor running 800 × 600 screen res are you? For exactly the same reasons.
All comments (36)
malachi
16 Jul 167#1
1920 x 1080 on 27" not good on a monitor.
efem to malachi
16 Jul 162#2
says who?
haritori to malachi
17 Jul 163#17
sigh another moronic assumption,
Resolution is the only thing to consider is it? you sound like those who want 24MP camera to put photos on facebook.
I have a MBPr right now and I used to have a and XPS L502x with prob the best 1080p screen ive used but I cant say my photo editing has gotten any better.
linhang90
16 Jul 16#3
Get a 4k?
DealDog
16 Jul 16#4
22" also has price drop to £99
malachi
16 Jul 163#5
Me and others who tried it at the same resolution.
thecoolguy
16 Jul 161#6
anything above 24" on a monitor you should consider going for 4k.
cornh0l10 to thecoolguy
16 Jul 161#7
I've a 1080p 27" and it seems as sharp as the 24" it replaced...both asus...
thegamingkinginfo
16 Jul 162#8
So I have a 27 inch monitor that is 1080p and I love it.. whats your point? Of course the higher the resolution the better but you have to take in the price and the person use... 1080p is great for gaming and for some people their graphics card won't be able to handle it. 1080p is a good spot for gaming.
malachi
16 Jul 16#9
If you can't see my point then you shouldn't bother replying. You can get 27inch monitor at 1080 res for cheaper than this.
cornh0l10
16 Jul 162#10
That isn't what you stated, merely '1920 x 1080 on 27" not good on a monitor'.
Given I only own a gtx 980...why would I want any more than 1080p?
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Opening post
Resolution 1920 x 1080 pixels.
Brightness 300cd/m2.
Contrast ratio 10000000:1.
Pixel pitch 0.31mm.
Suitable for wall mounting.
Interfaces and connectivity:
Audio in, d-Sub, hDMI, vGA.
Digital input.
The curved version is also reduced to £165
Top comments
Resolution is the only thing to consider is it? you sound like those who want 24MP camera to put photos on facebook.
I have a MBPr right now and I used to have a and XPS L502x with prob the best 1080p screen ive used but I cant say my photo editing has gotten any better.
You are not going to have 24inch monitor running 800 × 600 screen res are you? For exactly the same reasons.
All comments (36)
Resolution is the only thing to consider is it? you sound like those who want 24MP camera to put photos on facebook.
I have a MBPr right now and I used to have a and XPS L502x with prob the best 1080p screen ive used but I cant say my photo editing has gotten any better.
Given I only own a gtx 980...why would I want any more than 1080p?