Monitor required, max £150
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I need a new monitor for work.
Been told to spend around £120 so think there is a bit of stretch, but not too much.
Main use is spreadsheets and contracts, no gaming or CAD use at all.
Reaching out to the IT massive to see if there are any recommendations, especially considering Black Friday…
Links to any monitors that fit the bill would be much appreciated.
Been told to spend around £120 so think there is a bit of stretch, but not too much.
Main use is spreadsheets and contracts, no gaming or CAD use at all.
Reaching out to the IT massive to see if there are any recommendations, especially considering Black Friday…
Links to any monitors that fit the bill would be much appreciated.
27" 1440p so worth a look at this price: https://www.amazon.co.uk/ViewSonic-VA2715-2K-MHD-F...
Edit: Price literally changed as I posted that! It is available for £149.99 though at cclonline
Edit: Price literally changed as I posted that! It is available for £149.99 though at cclonline
Edited by 130R on Friday 25th November 11:07
130R said:
27" 1440p so worth a look at this price: https://www.amazon.co.uk/ViewSonic-VA2715-2K-MHD-F...
Edit: Price literally changed as I posted that! It is available for £149.99 though at cclonline
Thanks, there is used like new for 148.49 on AmazonEdit: Price literally changed as I posted that! It is available for £149.99 though at cclonline
Edited by 130R on Friday 25th November 11:07
Meeten-5dulx said:
Ok, the search continues….
£144.99 here - https://www.box.co.uk/VA2715-2K-MHD-ViewSonic-VA27...Currys PC World Business.
Viewsonic VX2718 27" VA panel, even 165hz refresh so good for staring at a lot all for:
£98.99 ex VAT
£118.78 inc VAT
https://business.currys.co.uk/catalogue/computing/...
Viewsonic VX2718 27" VA panel, even 165hz refresh so good for staring at a lot all for:
£98.99 ex VAT
£118.78 inc VAT
https://business.currys.co.uk/catalogue/computing/...
FourWheelDrift said:
Currys PC World Business.
Viewsonic VX2718 27" VA panel, even 165hz refresh so good for staring at a lot all for:
£98.99 ex VAT
£118.78 inc VAT
https://business.currys.co.uk/catalogue/computing/...
Thanks, bit now I have seen that I can get a QHD. for 145 I'd prob but that unless there is a similar alternative .Viewsonic VX2718 27" VA panel, even 165hz refresh so good for staring at a lot all for:
£98.99 ex VAT
£118.78 inc VAT
https://business.currys.co.uk/catalogue/computing/...
Appreciate you sticking to the 'budget'
Got one of these a year ago and it has been faultless - even made the trip overseas with me as my work were good enough to put me on assignment but stingy enough not to provide a monitor in my new location...
There are probably better deals out there but just recommending what I know.
There are probably better deals out there but just recommending what I know.
https://smile.amazon.co.uk/dp/B09DQ8TLQ7/ref=syn_s...
Thoughts?
Like the idea of an ultrawide, but not QHD ...
Thoughts?
Like the idea of an ultrawide, but not QHD ...
What about this?
https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/dell-27-gaming-mo...
Dell usually do nice monitors
or
https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/dell-27-monitor-s...
https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/dell-27-gaming-mo...
Dell usually do nice monitors
or
https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/dell-27-monitor-s...
Similar to the previous poster, would recommend Dell - specifically the Ultrasharp range for Office work.
I have 2x 24inch, with the thin bezel so you can run them side by side easily.
Ultrawide isn't for everyone. I looked at it extensively but ultimately went against it as found it to be quite limiting. I.e. if you want to run a YouTube video full screen then you can't have another active window open like you can with dual monitor. I guess this also applies for other things like running PPT in full-screen, but having other windows (Teams or the speaker notes) on another screen
I have 2x 24inch, with the thin bezel so you can run them side by side easily.
Ultrawide isn't for everyone. I looked at it extensively but ultimately went against it as found it to be quite limiting. I.e. if you want to run a YouTube video full screen then you can't have another active window open like you can with dual monitor. I guess this also applies for other things like running PPT in full-screen, but having other windows (Teams or the speaker notes) on another screen
SV_WDC said:
Similar to the previous poster, would recommend Dell - specifically the Ultrasharp range for Office work.
I have 2x 24inch, with the thin bezel so you can run them side by side easily.
Ultrawide isn't for everyone. I looked at it extensively but ultimately went against it as found it to be quite limiting. I.e. if you want to run a YouTube video full screen then you can't have another active window open like you can with dual monitor. I guess this also applies for other things like running PPT in full-screen, but having other windows (Teams or the speaker notes) on another screen
its a good point, I would always run two monitors for working over one big one. Its just so much easier to manage windows.I have 2x 24inch, with the thin bezel so you can run them side by side easily.
Ultrawide isn't for everyone. I looked at it extensively but ultimately went against it as found it to be quite limiting. I.e. if you want to run a YouTube video full screen then you can't have another active window open like you can with dual monitor. I guess this also applies for other things like running PPT in full-screen, but having other windows (Teams or the speaker notes) on another screen
Good points on the ultra wide.
This has popped up as a deal today ... 27", QHD, in budget ....
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B08XMSYZHD/ref=syn_sd_...
so it's between this and the Viewsonic at another retailer
Amazon details:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/ViewSonic-VA2715-2K-MHD-F...
This has popped up as a deal today ... 27", QHD, in budget ....
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B08XMSYZHD/ref=syn_sd_...
so it's between this and the Viewsonic at another retailer
Amazon details:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/ViewSonic-VA2715-2K-MHD-F...
Edited by Meeten-5dulx on Saturday 26th November 07:37
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