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9 of 9 people found the following review helpful: By andrew wynn (Tinker AFB, OK United States) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Samsung 2443BWT-1 24-Inch LCD Monitor (Black) (Electronics) I am a professional photographer and demand a lot from my display. If you need accurate colors, adjustable brightness/contrast, maneuverability, and plenty of room for applications this is your monitor. All in all I am completely satisfied with with this display and would recommend it to anyone for any purpose. Games, coding, editing, cinema, and everything else I have used so far is as near perfect as I could expect in this price range.
This monitor is amazing. I researched thoroughly for weeks before deciding to pay a bit more for this monitor over some others with supposedly better panel technology. I made the right choice. This 16x10 ratio 24 incher is similar in size to what I use at work, but feels bigger, is sharper, and had near perfect color out of the box. There are still no dead pixels or any other problem after a month of use. I am so pleased with this monitor that I have not even bothered to bring home my Spyder 3 Pro colorimeter yet. I adjusted the settings...Read more 11 of 12 people found the following review helpful: By I Teach Typing (Stanford, CA USA) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Samsung 2443BWT-1 24-Inch LCD Monitor (Black) (Electronics) If you need a LOT of screen space this is an excellent monitor. It is bright, crisp and with a good viewable angle but most of all it runs at 1920x1200 pixels in native mode. If you are doing programming and need a lot of room to show code and other windows this is an excellent buy.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful: By Tweeter (North Texas) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Samsung 2443BWT-1 24-Inch LCD Monitor (Black) (Electronics) I bought it because i wanted something 1920x1200 (vice 1920x1080 as most monitors now appear to be) but not as expensive as the Dell 2407WFP it was replacing.
The Dell was great up to the day it died...bright image, very wide viewing angle...i just didn't feel like paying Dell another $600-700 to get a replacement. The Samsung has a very narrow sweet spot for optimal viewing. Get a few degrees off center and the image starts fading quickly. I bought it sight unseen but expected better based on the monitors i saw in stores at half the price. |