one more question ,what is the differrent between Samsung 24” S24B350H and Samsung 24” S24A350H, i hardly see the different beside


Samsung 24” S24B350H have 4.8kg vs Samsung 24” S24A350H 5.1kg
Product Dimension(With stand, W x H x D): 569 x 429 x 195mm vs Product Dimension (with stand): 578.6 x 438.7 x 239.2mm
Power Consumption: 30Watts vs Power Consumption: 27Watts

No contest. You are comparing a monitor with TN panel with IPS panel.
The U2312HM wins because it is an IPS monitor, which provide better color reproduction than cheap (crappy) TN panels.
Oh, Dell's after sales service is usually very good too.
Oh, BTW why all of the U2312HM text turn into S24A350H?

This post has been edited by chocobo7779: Apr 5 2012, 12:23 PM

Samsung 24” S24B350H probably is just a newer revision model after S24A350H, i see no difference between it in terms of specifications wise.

U2312 sure will win due to IPS if color is one thing you concern about, but when comes to gaming, you may need to reconsider getting TN which gives faster responses compared to IPS.

i tot ips is only for better angle viewing ?

Better angle viewing and better color reproductions, thus you see why most of the photographers/video editor uses it, but i subject gamers to pick it tho, if they are serious about gaming lol, or else you can go for it.

IPS got better color reproduction bro... can feel the difference, i long time no use u2312 since i sold to my fren as i cant bring it back to east msia, then i was using LG TN panel and laptop screen, then i go visit my friend, i saw the display, i was like, damn... now i wanna get myself one at my home already..

my experience with dell, very good, got faulty panel with u2312hm, call dell support email them my monitor picture, next morning already come new monitor 1-1 exchange.

wow so much different , actually in my house have this two monitor Dell 23" U2312HM VS Samsung 24” S24B350H

I notice dell one color is nicer, but Samsung is bigger 24 " but color is not really nice compare to dell one.

I want to buy one new monitor for myself, need people to enlighten me which one to buy

This post has been edited by piskin: Apr 5 2012, 12:35 PM

The answer's pretty clear, isn't it? Most, if not all would go for the U2312HM for the better color quality and etc. I'd sacrifice too an inch from the size of the monitor for better stuff .

why u already have both monitor, and u say u wanna buy another monitor?

im using the dell 23" monitor now

im happy with it

Samsung 24” S24B350H is my sister one ,

Dell 23" U2312HM is my parent one



I am using latop and planning to buy new desktop in May june

This post has been edited by piskin: Apr 5 2012, 01:23 PM

i see, just get dell 23, wont regret one

I bought myself a U2311H 7 months ago. Which was the best RM 630 i've ever spend. B-)

waiting for my u2312hm next week from cyntrixtech....hope its worth it...

the poll itself speaks best, 18 vs 0.

inb4 fanboyism.

There's not going to be a single company that can compete with Dell's after sales support, well for Monitor at least.

Where can you get ONE TO ONE, 0 dead Pixel, Next business day, EXCHANGE Warranty, for 3-5 years (depending on Model).

Dell is telling you that, "We promise perfection. If you see a single dead pixel on our panel in the next 5 years, call us with the service tag behind your monitor. We will send our courier to come to your house, pick up your monitor. You do not need to provide the accessories. We will deliver a replacement monitor to you at the same time."

With Samsung? You need to personally take your monitor to Samsung service center, take a number, sit down, wait for your number. Explain to tech support what is the problem you are facing. Leave the monitor there for diagnostic. Drive back home. Wait for SMS from tech support. Go back there upon notice, collect your monitor, and pray to god that it is resolved. If not? Rise and Shine, repeat all over again.

This does not just apply to Samsung but also other brands.

woh super good service,

but i just scare there replace refurbish monitor for me

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