they said they won't do a straight swap ,they need it back first. also they said they need to test it, but tbh its silly because i've sent them photos to show them its faulty, even they said it's faulty so why test it. also explained to them why i need a replacement quickie but they just basicly said sorry not much we can do,
i don't have another monitor, i bought this one because my old one kept turning off..
i don't mind u asking mate, i control the computer using my head and chin with a special mouse, and i have a on-screen keyboard to type..
Yeh seems a bit daft but they have to do have procedures to make it fair for everyone, if it was my business I'd want to check it myself before sending a new unit.
Just wondering if you've seen this? http://vimeo.com/6376466
It might be something that might be of use to you.
I keep flicking between getting one and not getting one.
Does anyone have any experience with the Iiyama E2607WS?? Was considering that one as well.
Not sure now
I'd recommend one, but be prepared to RMA it if you don't get a good one. If you do get a good one though, my initial impression is it's well worth the money!