Ah, I didn't even think about the glass causing issues. I just read that Dell is releasing a 4K 24" IPS monitor soon too. That looks interesting for sure.
The Monoprice might be good for my kids/wife/parents, though. -Paul ᐧ On Mon, Dec 2, 2013 at 8:49 AM, Leonard Koch <[email protected]>wrote: > Monoprice is pretty much as safe as it is going to get when it comes to > Korean panels. > These panels are those discarded by normal manufacturers and then sold as > is. Usually with a few dead pixels, uneven lighting or other flaws. > Monoprice puts at least a baseline of quality control in and ensures that > the product you are getting isn't too flawed. > As far as I know they basically cherrypick the best of these bad panels. > > They are definitely a good value option, especially if you are a little > bit lucky. > I personally opted for the Dell U2713HM because the monoprice deals for > 27" monitors weren't as good in the summer and because glass panels are an > absolute no-go for me when it comes to a workplace monitor. > > > On Mon, Dec 2, 2013 at 2:27 PM, Paul Griswold < > [email protected]> wrote: > >> >> Does anyone have an opinion on the Monoprice 27" IPS Pro monitors? >> >> They are currently on sale for $389.99 at Rakuten.com, which seems like a >> steal for an IPS display of that size. It's running 2560x1440. >> >> Here's the link if anyone is interested (I have no affiliation at all >> with this): >> >> >> http://monoprice.shop.rakuten.com/p/27-ips-glass-panel-pro-led-monitor-wqhd-2560x1440-440cd-m2-hdmi-1-4/252439954.html >> >> -Paul >> >> >> ᐧ >> > >
