***** Iiyama ProLite E2407HDSD 24" Monitor Just £159.99 Inc. VAT *****

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*** *** Iiyama ProLite E2407HDSD 24" Widescreen LCD Monitor @ £159.99 inc VAT *** ***

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The ProLite E2407HDSD is HDCP compliant and features true 16:9 High Definition 1920x1080 native resolution. Complimented with a blistering 2ms response rate and 60000:1 Advance Contrast Ratio the E2407HDSD really is, in a class of its own. Opticolour automatically makes calibrated adjustments to Contrast, Brightness and Colour Balance to suit your application needs. Analogue and Digital inputs guarantees flexible connectivity. Finished in a stylish Piano Black design, the E2407HDSD is sure to stand out amongst the crowd!

- Screen Size: 24" Widescreen
- Resolution: 1920x1080
- Contrast Ratio: 60000:1
- Brightness: 300cd/m²
- Response Time: 2ms
- Viewing Angles (H/V): 170°/160°
- Colours: 16.7 Million
- Inputs: 1x Analogue & 1x DVI-D
- Dimensions: 560.0mm x 404.5mm x 220.0mm
- Weight: 5.0kg
- Warranty: 3 Years On-Site

Only £159.99 inc VAT.

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ridin8ude said:
Any reviews or thoughts on this monitor?
I wouldn't mind a 2nd 24" for this price as an extra next to my Dell 2407...
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I have looked and cant find any reviews on this monitor either. Very interested as its only £159.99. I know Iiyama used to be good, are they still good anyone?

This kinda makes the 26" Iiyama, which I was also looking at a bit expensive.:)
 
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I was looking for a new monitor for around £200, either 24" or 22". Do you think this monitor is worth it or should i get a slightly more expensive one?
 
Yes any reviews would be good. Obviously its not 1920 x 1200 but rather 1080.
Also I noticed its a TN panel but the vertical viewing angles are 170 degrees which is not usual for a TN panel is it?
 
rolypolyman said:
I have looked and cant find any reviews on this monitor either. Very interested as its only £159.99. I know Iiyama used to be good, are they still good anyone?

This kinda makes the 26" Iiyama, which I was also looking at a bit expensive.:)
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makamiso said:
I was looking for a new monitor for around £200, either 24" or 22". Do you think this monitor is worth it or should i get a slightly more expensive one?
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The screen I have is practically the same model as this monitor and mentioned it a few times in the forums. Most snubbed this because it got little reviews and is not very well known but all i can say is it a steal. The price is great and the reactivity is very good particularly for gaming (main reason i bought this over most Samsung models within the same size and price range). It a typical TN panel where blacks are not as deep compared to other panels types but certainly pretty good for a TN imho. The colours are vibrant, with hardly any bleeding. HD movies play great on the screen (Model i have has the additional HDMI port). :cool:

Never been happier with this screen particularly for the price to performance ratio.

I bought mine for £180 and never looked back, so if i had a choice again i would definitely go for this particularly if your looking for a decent 24" for gaming/movies within the £200 or under range
 
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pcgamingforlife said:
i am selling my iiyama 24" prolite e2407hdsd for £130 ono
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I think u better delete your comment as your not allowed to post sales, also when you reach 250 posts you could have access to the mm. Good luck at selling your monitor elsewhere for that amount.
 
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