Best 22" or 24" Monitor Avaliable in BD

[Asif_R]

Searching a good 22" or 24" Monitor Available in BD for longtime (12hr per day) productivity works. This 2 monitor to my shortlist:

https://ryanscomputers.com/hp-n220-2...i-y6p09aa.html
https://ryanscomputers.com/dell-s221...dmi-1xvga.html

Please guide me which one (or any other model) will be better?

Thanks in advance.

[dipanzan]

See these two models as well:
https://www.startech.com.bd/lg-22mk600m-full-hd-monitor
https://www.startech.com.bd/asus-vz229he-monitor

The LG was reviewed by Efat bhai (@Fox Mulder ), and has a good set of features!

[Sybaris Caesar]

panel maker or highly regarded manufacturer theke kinai valo methinks. LG (IPS), Samsung (VA) or Dell. Iirc Dell calibrates their monitor from the factory. Viewsonics are good too. I suggest to stick to these brands if good color production is what you want.

If you want 144hz gaming monitor, there's Viewsonic > MSI > BenQ/Zowie in terms of picture quality. Although iirc all are TN. So worse color than IPS or VA.

[sensei]

i would suggest https://www.facebook.com/OSGS.BD/pho...type=3&theater this philips monitor has the highest number of video outputs and other features are almost as same as other 10k'ish monitors

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panel maker or highly regarded manufacturer theke kinai valo methinks. LG (IPS), Samsung (VA) or Dell. Iirc Dell calibrates their monitor from the factory. Viewsonics are good too. I suggest to stick to these brands if good color production is what you want.

If you want 144hz gaming monitor, there's Viewsonic > MSI > BenQ/Zowie in terms of picture quality. Although iirc all are TN. So worse color than IPS or VA.

samsung monitors are so expensive specially the good quality one and budget monitors are either have bad build quality or midicore VA panels , LG on the other hand monitors have serious dead pixel issues or back-light bleed

[-RAKIB-]

panel maker or highly regarded manufacturer theke kinai valo methinks. LG (IPS), Samsung (VA) or Dell. Iirc Dell calibrates their monitor from the factory. Viewsonics are good too. I suggest to stick to these brands if good color production is what you want.

If you want 144hz gaming monitor, there's Viewsonic > MSI > BenQ/Zowie in terms of picture quality. Although iirc all are TN. So worse color than IPS or VA.

i would suggest https://www.facebook.com/OSGS.BD/pho...type=3&theater this philips monitor has the highest number of video outputs and other features are almost as same as other 10k'ish monitors

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samsung monitors are so expensive specially the good quality one and budget monitors are either have bad build quality or midicore VA panels , LG on the other hand monitors have serious dead pixel issues or back-light bleed

What's the catch with Asus, both of you seem to avoid it, is there any issue with Asus?

[Sybaris Caesar]

What's the catch with Asus, both of you seem to avoid it, is there any issue with Asus?

Asus is the Razer of monitor world. That's all I will say.

[aayman]

Asus is the Razer of monitor world. That's all I will say.

Completely incorrect. ASUS has some of the best gaming monitors in the industry across all budgets.

[sensei]

What's the catch with Asus, both of you seem to avoid it, is there any issue with Asus?

Asus expensive monitors are good but avoid budget monitors

[Sybaris Caesar]

Completely incorrect. ASUS has some of the best gaming monitors in the industry across all budgets.

Not really. Only ASUS ROG monitors are note-worthy. Even then people buy them mostly for system matching. So many people buy ASUS notherboard, GPU and now peripherals it's not even funny anymore. Their only noteworthy line I can honestly recommend besides the ROG is their ProArt series. Even then they're hit and miss.

[-RAKIB-]

Not really. Only ASUS ROG monitors are note-worthy. Even then people buy them mostly for system matching. So many people buy ASUS notherboard, GPU and now peripherals it's not even funny anymore. Their only noteworthy line I can honestly recommend besides the ROG is their ProArt series. Even then they're hit and miss.

What's wrong with the budget Asus monitors (11k-12k, FHD monitors)? High failure rate, poor quality or something else?

[aayman]

Not really. Only ASUS ROG monitors are note-worthy. Even then people buy them mostly for system matching.

Which monitors do you have experiences with?

[Ahnaf_i7X]

I too am searching for a 24inch 75Hz monitor but for gaming, preferably, with FreeSync.

[Sybaris Caesar]

Which monitors do you have experiences with?

Two of my friends' MG or MX something everyone was buying a few years ago and V something with 1ms response time or other.

They're not bad per se. Just that their models are numerous like Razer models with no distinguishing features and overpriced compared to the competition.

[Badhon_raj]

I have an assus vz229h and an hp 22f.
I prefer the hp one. It has freesync and picture looks better imo.