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twitchyzero · 10-25-2012, 05:56 PM

korean 1440p monitors are excellent value
but losing out on the HAS stand/portrait mode and more importantly the 3 year advanced replacement warranty (at least from dell) is a fairly big deal because it's hard to have good QA with most IPS panels. I mean backlight bleeding is something you can check out of the box...but pixel dying after a few months might be something you'll just have to live with. IIRC most of these displays are the ones that didn't make the cut to become your Apple Cinema Display, NEC PA27, Dell Ultrasharp.

If you buy korean make sure it has a decent rma process if it has issues out of the box. Otherwise I'd go for the U2312HM for $180 or U2412HM if you want 16:10 for $250

10-25-2012, 05:56 PM	#15
twitchyzero I WANT MY 10 YEARS BACK FROM RS.net! Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Vancouver BC Posts: 22,249 Thanked 10,019 Times in 3,979 Posts Failed 882 Times in 422 Posts	korean 1440p monitors are excellent value but losing out on the HAS stand/portrait mode and more importantly the 3 year advanced replacement warranty (at least from dell) is a fairly big deal because it's hard to have good QA with most IPS panels. I mean backlight bleeding is something you can check out of the box...but pixel dying after a few months might be something you'll just have to live with. IIRC most of these displays are the ones that didn't make the cut to become your Apple Cinema Display, NEC PA27, Dell Ultrasharp. If you buy korean make sure it has a decent rma process if it has issues out of the box. Otherwise I'd go for the U2312HM for $180 or U2412HM if you want 16:10 for $250 Last edited by twitchyzero; 10-25-2012 at 06:02 PM.