Hi,
I am looking to bint up my monitor to a 16:10 aspect ratio 24" screen. The ones I am thinking about are the Dell U2410, the Eizo Flexscan S2432WH or later equivalent model the Eizo Flexscan S2433WK, the HP ZR24w and the HP LP2475w.
Anyone got any geeky feedback on those listed above or any recommendations to alternative models. The criteria are good build quality, and good adjustment options for height/tilt/rotation.
Rgds
Dirty Bint
tft central is your place to go for this. They have reviewed a good majority of your prospective panels. The reviews are quite handy, since they contain graphs and such where they have already compared the given panel to it's competition on things like black depth, contrast ratio, deltaE etc.
They also cover panel uniformity and other stuff you might be concerned about.
Im not sure if price is a concern, since you have lumped the generally far-higher-priced eizos in with the more moderately price competition, but if this were me (amateur photographer who wants a solid and dependable display, and who already owns a calibrator or two) choice would be laregely based on price.
In my area, that makes the competition between the dell U2410 and HP ZR24W, with the HP winning because it performs very well when calibrated, and mainly because it is NOT an extended gamut monitor (it sounds silly, but for me, simplicity of workflow is key, so the monkey wrench of a wide-gamut display is just extra **** I don't want to have to factor into my flow).
If you want extended gamut, I cant see a better choice than the dell, since Im almost certain it is cheaper than the HP LP2475w (also wide-gamut). This may all be moot if price in your area vary from mine or you have a good deal on one or the other panels. Bottom line is the hps and dells all perform very well for their range. I have never heard anyone complain about eizo, because I know very fewe people who will spend the $$. IF you DO have cash to burn though, the higher end NEC might be worth looking at.
