just orderd the Hazro HZ27WB 10-bit
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Hazro have a bad reputation.
There's often specks of dust stuck inside the panels that are far worse than mere dead pixels because they don't use proper clean rooms.
There's often specks of dust stuck inside the panels that are far worse than mere dead pixels because they don't use proper clean rooms.
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Ive had a hazro for the last 3 years with NO problems at all
good luck with it m8 they are very nice panels.
EDIT : ive also had na DGM and yes they suck a golf ball through a garden hoze..
good luck with it m8 they are very nice panels.
EDIT : ive also had na DGM and yes they suck a golf ball through a garden hoze..
i have received the monitor today and its going back, really not happy with it, the screen wobbles inside the housing and the cable provided with the monitor dose not fit.
the quality of it is bad imo, sending it back and getting a DGM instead
the quality of it is bad imo, sending it back and getting a DGM instead
I had a Hazro 27 for 2 years, it died on me on the second year.
Also I had problems with GFX cards not showing the BIOS on a ATI 5800 series, Hazro blamed this on ATI themselves.
Trying to contact Hazro is near impossible if you have problems and the quality of the screens are poor.
Also I had problems with GFX cards not showing the BIOS on a ATI 5800 series, Hazro blamed this on ATI themselves.
Trying to contact Hazro is near impossible if you have problems and the quality of the screens are poor.
wow just wow... how bad must their QA be!
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Don't get a DGM, they're nothing but trouble
and heaven help you if anything goes wrong as OCUK are not interested
and heaven help you if anything goes wrong as OCUK are not interested
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I've had this monitor (well the older version with the cheap plastic housing/bezel) for over a year and it's been perfectly fine. Granted there are better 27" 1440p screens but for a little over £300 it's served me very well and I can't have any complaints.
it was all metal, i was just horrible tbh, 3 buttons on the side, all they did was,
1. power
2. brightness up
3. brightness down
but there was nothing to tell you what they did, no other options to set up the monitor either.
1. power
2. brightness up
3. brightness down
but there was nothing to tell you what they did, no other options to set up the monitor either.
Its NOT rocket science.. If you cant figure out what the buttons do then what the hell you doing using a computer?
Its a budget screen vs the likes of the Dell.
Oh wow they may have sent the wrong cable, did you not try others?
Give us some pictures or i will just say you are trolling Hazro here
I would pay the extra and go for a Dell if I was you mate. My monitor broke well over a month ago and they still have not fixed it.
Even Bailey cannot get in touch with them as they do not answer their phones.
You will be happy like I was for around a year at what a bargain you got, and then when something goes wrong you will end up kicking yourself if you end up waiting ages like I have to get it fixed.
Its NOT rocket science.. If you cant figure out what the buttons do then what the hell you doing using a computer?
Its a budget screen vs the likes of the Dell.
Oh wow they may have sent the wrong cable, did you not try others?
Give us some pictures or i will just say you are trolling Hazro here
its already gone back, i know its not rocket science but it would be nice to have a symbol or something, it wont accept DL DVI cables, i tryed.
im not being a troll lol, just very dissapointed with it, was hoping for a quality monitor