All time low. Under $100 delivered to most areas for a high contrast ratio IPS panel (1500:1), 1ms response time , efficient power consumption and built in speakers (2 x 3W). 51% off RRP$199, even cheaper than before.
Ports: HDMI 1.4, VGA, Audio Out (3.5 mm)
VESA 100 x 100
they are business monitors for people doing business things
the only downside i can see above is no displayport
Who cares about DP when you can use VGA!
It’s great for the money and looks clean.
With all the crazy inflation, monitors are the exception
How does this compare to MSI PRO MP2412 23.8" ($79)? Got one last week for office work, pretty good for the price. Looking to get another one as a second monitor to use at home but this looks better, I like the white colour compared to the MSI.
That's VA, this is IPS
then you have MicroLED and then OLED &/or VR ~ the best is always a moving target
Thanks OP!
Shame that it doesn’t have DisplayPort, I probably would have picked one up.
An adapter is 10 bucks.
Think the 27" is worth $40 extra?
It's also a bargain,looking at one now on my desk
It's personal preference, but I'd step up to QHD at 27".
I had a FHD 27" monitor at work, and I found the large pixel size was distracting and everything was oversized (but some people don't mind!).
At 24", FHD content is perfectly visible and well-sized for me. It's a sweet-spot. At 27" I found I really had no more usable screen real-estate, because resolution became the limiting factor. Everything was just larger.
Any thoughts on this as an alternate with Flicker Free and Free sync for same price on the 27"?
https://www.officeworks.com.au/shop/officeworks/p/philips-27…
depends on its usage and how its used but, for a M4 iMac it has better speakers built in but for office work its fine for a PC unless your a casual gamer then you might be ok but id spend a little more if you predominately game on a 120hz IPS or better (144/1440) screen as a so so monitor is never the answe! Im thinking of getting one just for a rasberyPi4 I have and for that these $70-100 monitors are perfect for console emulation and linux!
My use case would be:
Office work (spreadsheets and word docs) 70%
Movies/tv series 25%
Gaming 5%
Bugger - Brightness 250 cd/㎡ (typical)
I paid $118 (via price beat) for Samsung S36GD 27" curved from the Good Guys. Not a good monitor but enough for office.
Nice.
I get the impression Lenovo monitors are underrated.
Mine were much cheaper than their Dell counterparts, no issues after ~10 years