Dec 6 2023, 05:18 PM
QUOTE(surianti @ Dec 6 2023, 04:34 PM)
May I know what entry levels LCD are more recommended? I am looking at HP and Dell.
Dell - E2223HV / HN - unsure whats the difference btwn N and V (2022 manufactured)
Dell - E2222H - older manufacture year 2021
(above refurbs are priced around RM379 on Dell Factory Outlet)
HP - M22f (IPS Panel) - no height adjust
HP - V22V G5 (VA Panel) - no height adjust (edge-lit)
Are both the above HP and Dells comparable or is Dell somehow superior a bit? I dislike having no height adjustment actually.
And how much difference are there between IPS and VA?
I have no idea about the Dells but I think they are TFT Active Matrixes. Which panel technology is better? I dislike light bleeding at the edge, I don't do gaming, I prefer wider viewing angles.
miniLED/OLED -> IPS -> VA -> TNDell - E2223HV / HN - unsure whats the difference btwn N and V (2022 manufactured)
Dell - E2222H - older manufacture year 2021
(above refurbs are priced around RM379 on Dell Factory Outlet)
HP - M22f (IPS Panel) - no height adjust
HP - V22V G5 (VA Panel) - no height adjust (edge-lit)
Are both the above HP and Dells comparable or is Dell somehow superior a bit? I dislike having no height adjustment actually.
And how much difference are there between IPS and VA?
I have no idea about the Dells but I think they are TFT Active Matrixes. Which panel technology is better? I dislike light bleeding at the edge, I don't do gaming, I prefer wider viewing angles.
TFT Active Matrix can be ignored, its basically in every display
In the past there was Passive Matrix which was all ghosty and stuff, but that's the 90s
Dell UltraSharp series is best in class
but E series is just budget series
I would say go for any of them that have IPS display
(More in-depth comparison could be done if you want, such as comparing color accuracy, to pick the "best" monitor)
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