New Monitors In 2020: What To Expect

b00merang69

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Going to keep my eye on these two 32" VA's but Curve is different ln Samsungs as it is normally 1500R on 27" and 1800R on 32"


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27″ 1440p 240Hz HDR600 1000R Curved Q2 2020 Samsung Odyssey G7
32″ 1440p 240Hz HDR600 1000R Curved Q2 2020 Samsung Odyssey G7


AUO VA Panels

32″ 1440p 240Hz April 2020 N/A < No clue why no curve on larger size, could be wrong info.
27″ 1440p 240Hz 1500R Curved May 2020 N/A



https://www.displayninja.com/new-monitors/
 
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Monitors in 2020: What To Expect
  • Bleed
  • Glow
  • Glow
  • Bleed
  • More bleed
  • Glow
  • Smearing
  • Ghosting
  • Dust/dirt under the panel
  • Dead/stuck pixels
  • Non-existent HDR implementation
  • Higher prices for all the above
 

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Legend said:
Monitors in 2020: What To Expect
  • Bleed
  • Glow
  • Glow
  • Bleed
  • More bleed
  • Glow
  • Smearing
  • Ghosting
  • Dust/dirt under the panel
  • Dead/stuck pixels
  • Non-existent HDR implementation
  • Higher prices for all the above
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Forced overselling of 27 inch. The markup being larger than a 24 inch means a more of them refuse now to sell 24 inch as the barrier is £450 roughly for a good one.


They are selling 27 inch TN panels at 240hz for £589 at the minute, The whole monitor market is crazy and greedy. This is why i said not to buy 27 inch 1440p as you would invite this and look at the market now.
 

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Random Guy Esq. said:
Not familiar with either to be honest @Alan1969, though to be fair I tend to skip VA panel reviews (just personal preference). Googling reviews is probably your best bet. The prices are certainly palatable!
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you only go for IPS then? I now see there are quite a few 32" curved 1440 VA panels for a palatable <£400 - it needs to be palatable as I may need to upgrade my vega 56 as well (so Im talking >>£800 for both) to make best use from a 144hz monitor (and my daughter wants a qnap NAS and a few more 8TB HDD - oh and a cpu upgrade from her ryzen 1700).
 

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Legend said:
Monitors in 2020: What To Expect
  • Bleed
  • Glow
  • Glow
  • Bleed
  • More bleed
  • Glow
  • Smearing
  • Ghosting
  • Dust/dirt under the panel
  • Dead/stuck pixels
  • Non-existent HDR implementation
  • Higher prices for all the above
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You forgot:
  • Lack of advance
  • Image getting lower in size per desk space hogging
  • Renaming same old
  • More gaming branding for higher prices
  • Paper announcements with availability maybe for next year's CES
  • Still more lack of advance
  • Further delays to announced stuff

And I'm sure they can bake in some Coronavirus extra...
 

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Random Guy Esq. said:
The only one I remember seeing readily available on this side of the Atlantic is the Asus Strix XG32VQR, but it's £500ish at least.
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Was wondering if I made the right buy when I picked up a customer return for £400. Appeared it had never been assembled let alone used so think I got a good buy after all. May last until microled becomes a thing. Nice monitor, text is not as sharp as my 27" IPS 1440p Hazro.
 
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