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Tex-Arozzi
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Arozzi
May 25, 2018
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MananaManI have seen both of these in person and they are really great monitors. Very good color, sharp, clear, good viewing angles, and response times. No tearing or lagging.
Kujo
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May 25, 2018
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MananaManTo be quite honest, I wouldn't recommend 1080p at screen sizes over 27". It's a bit of a stretch, even at that size. At 32", spend the extra money and go for 1440p if you want a reasonably sharp and worthwhile monitor. I just picked up the Viotek GN32LD, and even that is about the limit of reasonable pixel density (at 1440p)
iatsbohdan
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May 25, 2018
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MananaManI have a 1080p 32 inch monitor, and it looks really bad. Small text looks terribly blurry and pixely. I mostly use it with my nintendo switch and in that case the resolution is good enough, but if I connect it to my windows laptop, surfing the internet or using any software is just a pain. Don't buy it.
sic08869
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May 26, 2018
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MananaManSeriously looking at this over the same in the Samsung. What is the pixel policy on these? Samsung's pixel policy seem to be incredible. Does this have HDR capability? I am talking about the 1440p version. Also both monitors claim to have USB ports, where are they located?
Anzial
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May 26, 2018
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MananaManYes. I had a 4k 31.5" monitor, that was the sweet spot in terms of sharpness. Can't imagine a 1080p at that size, unless you are sitting meters away from your monitor, you'll be staring at huge pixels on this thing.
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