Looking for a 23/24" 1080p Monitor

[kevior]

Hello,

I've been looking around recently for a 1080p monitor to replace my current crappy tv. (The TV is good as a TV but not so good as a monitor as it gives a terrible image that isn't very sharp and has poor colour) So i was looking at an Asus 23" monitor. I heard somewhere that you can't go wrong with asus and i just wanted to check that.

This is the monitor i was thinking of getting: http://www.scan.co.uk/products/23-a...mi-dvi-vga-1920x1080p-250cd-m2-80m1-5ms-black

I was looking at an acer too but my brother used to have an acer laptop which didn't last very long and since then i've never trusted them so much: http://www.scan.co.uk/products/23-a...dmi-dvi-vga-mhl-1920x1080-250cd-m-100m1-5ms-b

Please let me know your thoughts on these and if you have any other suggestions it would be very much welcomed.

 

[jamesriley94]

Pretty much all the IPS panels themselves are made by LG for 23/24inch screens - so whether you buy Asus, LG, Dell, Iiyama, AOC or whatever, you're effectively buying the same thing.

I'd say whichever is cheapest out of those really.

I use Iiyama x2377HDS's and love them really - but as I said, you're pretty much just getting the same thing whichever you buy.

 

[SPS]

Dell U2312HM

 

[kevior]

Pretty much all the IPS panels themselves are made by LG for 23/24inch screens - so whether you buy Asus, LG, Dell, Iiyama, AOC or whatever, you're effectively buying the same thing.

I'd say whichever is cheapest out of those really.

I use Iiyama x2377HDS's and love them really - but as I said, you're pretty much just getting the same thing whichever you buy.

Okay. Thats good to know. There is still the factor of build quality and all that, though. I don't want something that will break in 2 months

Dell U2312HM

Looks nice but what makes it better over the Asus for that extra £20?

 

[jamesriley94]

Build quality of pretty much all the ones I've listed is fine.

The Dell is probably slightly better build quality - whether that's worth the extra £20 though I'm not sure.

 

[SPS]

The sheer amount positional adjustments this screen allows is worth it. The Dell monitors are solid.

They also boast a large amount of input channels, have a built-in USB hub and allow portrait orientation.