Nice 27.5 Monitor Cheap



Hanns G's are complete pieces of shit.

It would be like having a 27.5" cock and erectile dysfunction disorder.

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ThatSwissIMGuy said:
Saw that too but for that money I can get two of these:

http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/popupproductdetail.aspx?sku=320-7345&?~lt=popup&c=us&l=en&s=dfh&cs=22

179 each refurbished.
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Or $199 new. I'd spend the extra $20 for new. Dell S2409W 24-inch Widescreen Flat Panel Monitor

Dell's new monitors come with a 3 year warranty, as opposed to the 90 day warranty with the refurb. Having used Dell's monitor warranty 3 times in the past, from the first to the last day of the warranty, I can attest that it's worth it.
 
johu said:
Or $199 new. I'd spend the extra $20 for new. Dell S2409W 24-inch Widescreen Flat Panel Monitor

Dell's new monitors come with a 3 year warranty, as opposed to the 90 day warranty with the refurb. Having used Dell's monitor warranty 3 times in the past, from the first to the last day of the warranty, I can attest that it's worth it.
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Anyone know if you can adjust the height on this base for this monitor.
 
sasquatch said:
Anyone know if you can adjust the height on this base for this monitor.
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Nope, Dell only offers adjustable height on their Ultrasharp monitors. Height adjustable stands are still a bit pricey, and you can find much cheaper ways to increase the height, like some simple wire racking.

Dell also has the 24" LED backlight monitor for $209, which has some good reviews, and lower power consumption (and less backlight bleed). Might be worth it to look into that.
 
johu said:
Nope, Dell only offers adjustable height on their Ultrasharp monitors. Height adjustable stands are still a bit pricey, and you can find much cheaper ways to increase the height, like some simple wire racking.

Dell also has the 24" LED backlight monitor for $209, which has some good reviews, and lower power consumption (and less backlight bleed). Might be worth it to look into that.
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I use small cardboad boxes or shipping boxes or equipment boxes to get to the right height . . . . keeping it classy . . .
 
spyderman4g63 said:
I have 2 HannsG 22's and they have been fine for me.
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He had a 22 as well, and one day half the screen started flickering and white lines went across the screen. It wasn't a graphics card issue, as the same thing happened when we hooked up my Mac.
 
I had a 19" Hanns-G and it was a great monitor. I believe they are some of the top selling monitors on Newegg.
 
johu said:
Or $199 new. I'd spend the extra $20 for new. Dell S2409W 24-inch Widescreen Flat Panel Monitor

Dell's new monitors come with a 3 year warranty, as opposed to the 90 day warranty with the refurb. Having used Dell's monitor warranty 3 times in the past, from the first to the last day of the warranty, I can attest that it's worth it.
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I wasn't aware of that, thanks for the info I will definitely go with new then!
 
That monitor is a complete piece of shit.

I doesn't have a DVI connector for one, just VGA and HDMI. That would be a complete deal breaker right there for sure.

800:1 contrast ratio is terrible, the Dells are 3000:1 and the Samsungs and others can go up to 10-20k:1.

Don't buy cheap ass gear like this, seriously. For the same price you can get a much better (and brand new) monitor than this from a reputable name brand with better features and support. For about $100-$150 more you can get a top of the line product with features, specs and warranty support that will kick ass on something like this.

The Dell 2408 comes on sale quite often for $450. It has DVI, HDMI, VGA, composite video, S-video, RGA video, 5 usb slots, 2 memory card slots, multiple input support, picture in picture, 0 dead pixel guarantee, and 3 year warranty.

Why fuck around?
 
get ultra sharp monitors, trust me if you sit at your desk all day the difference between headaches and no headaches is the ultra sharp, i got 2 24's and a 30in all ultra sharp and I can notice when someone has cheaped on a monitor cause the dot pitch is too big.
 
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