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Gibbo

Gibbo

Gibbo

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Hi there


Iiyama have released quite frankly another gorgeous monitor and were doing a pre-order ONLY special price on it, stock is due early next week, get your wallets out:-




Iiyama Prolite XB2779QS-S 27" AH-IPS Professional Widescreen LED Monitor - Silver/Black @ £419.99 inc VAT

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Featuring WQHD (2560 x 1440) resolution, the XB2779QS can display almost 77% more information on the screen than a Full HD display. Users can create their own workspace by displaying and manipulating multiple applications at the same time. The AH-IPS matrix guarantees high performance with accurate and consistent colour reproduction, wide viewing angles and a fast response time. An array of inputs including HDMI, DisplayPort, DVI and VGA connections ensures compatibility across a wide range of mulitimedia devices. The XB2779QS is perfect for demanding users who settle only for the best specifications and modern design.

With true WQHD 2560 x 1440p resolution your monitor is ready to display high definition images. This means you can accommodate more information on your screen, i.e. over 76% more in comparison to a 1920 x 1080 monitor.

The AH-IPS panel technology guarantees consistent colour reproduction with wide viewing angles and high contrast and therefore it is especially recommended for graphics design and other applications which require colours to be displayed accurately. The response time of the panel allows for smooth playback while watching films and playing games, making the IPS the best all-round technology suitable for both business and home use.

A typical CCFL LCD uses four backlight lamps. Using LED diodes considerably lowers the power consumption and reduces the CO2 emission into the environment making this LCD a true ECO-Friendly product.

Contrast Ratio is a measurement of the difference between the darkest black and the brightest white your monitor can display. Advanced Contrast Ratio is a feature that automatically adjusts contrast and brightness of the screen to assure perfect picture quality while watching films and playing games.

HDMI stands for High-Definition Multimedia Interface. Much smaller and more convenient than DVI, HDMI also has the significant advantage over DVI that it supports audio as well as video signals.

A Height Adjustable Stand allows you to set the perfect position of the screen ensuring ergonomic posture and optimal viewing comfort which benefits not only your health but also productivity.

Specification:-
- Diagonal: 27"
- Panel: AH-IPS LED-backlit
- Display area h x w 335.7 x 596.7 mm; 13.2" x 23.5"
- Response time: 5 ms
- Contrast: 1000:1 typical
- Contrast: 5000000:1 ACR
- Brightness: 350 cd/m² default, 440 cd/m² typical
- Viewing zone: horizontal/vertical: 178°/ 178°; right/left: 89°/ 89°; up/down: 89°/ 89°
- Display colour: 16.77 million
- Pixel pitch: h x v 0.233 x 0.233 mm
- Native resolution: 2560 x 1440 ( 3.7 megapixel)
- Horizontal sync 30 - 80 KHz
- Vertical sync 55 - 75 Hz
- Synchronization Separate Sync
- Aspect ratio: 16:9
- Colour range: AdobeRGB: 86%, sRGB: 116%, 82% (NTSC)
- Connections: VGA, DVI-D, HDMI & DisplayPort
- HDCP: Yes
- Dimensions: w x h x d 650 x 435.5 (564.5) x 230 mm
- Weight: 8.2 kg
- Warranty: 3yr


Was [£479.99] Inc. VAT

Only £419.99 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW
 
tbyeah said:
I'm sorry to say that if I wanted a 1440p monitor, I'd get a Korean one. The prices are untouchable.
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The build quality and features is not comparable, plus the most important factor, a 3yr on-site warranty.
 
Gibbo said:
The build quality and features is not comparable, plus the most important factor, a 3yr on-site warranty.
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Feautes, sure but build quality? They're fine. With the way some people talk about them you'd think they were made from used toilet paper.

They're better build quality than Hazro monitors.
 
spoffle said:
Feautes, sure but build quality? They're fine. With the way some people talk about them you'd think they were made from used toilet paper.

They're better build quality than Hazro monitors.
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Iiyama, dell, Asus are in a build quality of their own league.

Korean, DGM Hazro are in another league. Better than Hazro, maybe some but the all metal housed ones, not a chance.

Your welcome to your opinion but I'd pay extra for Asus, iiyama or DELL anyday and also have the backup that should it break in 2yrs I can make a phone call and have a new monitor on my doorstep within a couple of days.
 
Gibbo said:
The build quality and features is not comparable, plus the most important factor, a 3yr on-site warranty.
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Don't good ones like X-Star use Samsung panels? They are fine quality wise, the screens themselves are just as good. They might lack some features that most won't touch but they are about half the price of ones to buy here.

I would love to buy one from the UK, but they are too expensive.
 
Gibbo said:
Iiyama, dell, Asus are in a build quality of their own league.

Korean, DGM Hazro are in another league. Better than Hazro, maybe some but the all metal housed ones, not a chance.

Your welcome to your opinion but I'd pay extra for Asus, iiyama or DELL anyday and also have the backup that should it break in 2yrs I can make a phone call and have a new monitor on my doorstep within a couple of days.
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You're talking about more costly build materials, not build quality.

That aside, more costly build materials does not equate to the massive pricing gulf.

Sure, you don't get the glorious warranties they offer (I have Dell ultrasharps, I know what their service is like) but then these screens are 3x the cost so that isn't really an argument for it.

They're in different price brackets, but this is simply because the market in Korea would not accept monitors priced at the levels they are elsewhere. That's the main reason above anything else.
 
tbyeah said:
Don't good ones like X-Star use Samsung panels? They are fine quality wise, the screens themselves are just as good. They might lack some features that most won't touch but they are about half the price of ones to buy here.

I would love to buy one from the UK, but they are too expensive.
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The world has like 5 panel manufacturers, Samsung, LG, AU optronics and a couple of others. Panels the. Get graded A, B etc.

Then there is the controller, PCB, power supply, chassis, stand etc. etc.

The panel is only part of the equation, the quality you say is fine, for you. It might also be fine for others but some will also feel they are cheap and the chances of failure are far higher, we know as we have staff out in China/Taiwan, we could import them easy, we don't and with good reason as failure rate is higher, not necessarily higher than other budget brands such as DGM or Hazro but there is no European warranty, we'd be on our own and as such to cover failures we'd have to add a lot of margin, neglecting much of the savings.

We have our own data, also data from our sister company in Europe and data far east, the more expensive big name brands are without a doubt far more reliable and have excellent on-site warranties, this peace of mind is worth a lot. As such we've left the cheap Korean monitor Market to the EBay of this world, but don't ever compare them to a DELL, Asus or Samsung as they simply don't come close in build quality, reliability, features and warranty in my oppinion.

The Korean/Chinese Market is nothing like Europe or the UK they love cheap stuff and don't care quite so much for quality lime us Europeans do, we know we do have offices out there and some of the tablets, monitors we get offered are mind blowing, we get samples and they would simply not be acceptable to many of our customers.

The main point is most people who buy a decent high-end monitor keep it for 4-6 years, big brands have a very low failure rate during this period, whereas the cheaper brands are more than twice as likely to fail, sometimes even higher. I'd not be buying a cheap no brand monitor with no warranty or short term warranty, just no way. Off course as always they don't all fail, just the percentages for failures are higher on lower cost monitors fact. Remember it's not the panel that tends to fail.
 
Gibbo said:
The world has like 5 panel manufacturers, Samsung, LG, AU optronics and a couple of others. Panels the. Get graded A, B etc.

Then there is the controller, PCB, power supply, chassis, stand etc. etc.

The panel is only part of the equation, the quality you say is fine, for you. It might also be fine for others but some will also feel they are cheap and the chances of failure are far higher, we know as we have staff out in China/Taiwan, we could import them easy, we don't and with good reason as failure rate is higher, not necessarily higher than other budget brands such as DGM or Hazro but there is no European warranty, we'd be on our own and as such to cover failures we'd have to add a lot of margin, neglecting much of the savings.

We have our own data, also data from our sister company in Europe and data far east, the more expensive big name brands are without a doubt far more reliable and have excellent on-site warranties, this peace of mind is worth a lot. As such we've left the cheap Korean monitor Market to the EBay of this world, but don't ever compare them to a DELL, Asus or Samsung as they simply don't come close in build quality, reliability, features and warranty in my oppinion.
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I'm not saying they are as good, they obviously aren't. The chassis feels cheap and they are less reliable. But they are half the price, I could buy two for the price of this one.
 
tbyeah said:
I'm not saying they are as good, they obviously aren't. The chassis feels cheap and they are less reliable. But they are half the price, I could buy two for the price of this one.
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Agreed.
Less is more is a perfect phrase though, I'd rather quality item that has a low chance of failure with a great warranty, I'd happily pay a lot more for this, of course some won't and prefer the lower cost option as it's hard to resist. :)
 
Gibbo said:
Agreed.
Less is more is a perfect phrase though, I'd rather quality item that has a low chance of failure with a great warranty, I'd happily pay a lot more for this, of course some won't and prefer the lower cost option as it's hard to resist. :)
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Well I would much, much rather have this one here, but I plain can't afford it. Even a cheap Korean 1440p monitor is pushing the boat out for me.
 
OldCoals said:
When was this sold at the higher price?
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It's new, that will be our none discounted price, were running a very low price pre-order special, check competitors you will see we are very competitive if not the cheapest. Once stock lands price goes up to £479.99
 
OldCoals said:
You miss the point, you can't advertise it at a discounted price when you have never sold it at the higher price. :D
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But then we'd never be able to do a Pre-Order only special, which we've done for years.

Easy to get around, we could just change previous price to the price will go up £50 once they land, same thing. ;)
 
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