Best gaming monitors
- — 15 November, 2010 16:30
The latest high-definition games consoles such as Sony's PlayStation 3 and Microsoft's Xbox 360 have an HDMI port, making it possible to connect to the latest range of LCD monitors.
3 / 10
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Samsung SyncMaster 2333HD
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BenQ V2420H
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Dell UltraSharp U2711
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BenQ M2700HD
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Samsung SyncMaster XL2370
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Dell UltraSharp U2410
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HP 2509p
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ASUS Designo MS246H
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BenQ V2200 Eco
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HP 2309m
The Dell UltraSharp U2711 is an absolutely enjoyable 27-inch monitor. With an awe-inspiring screen resolution, a quality IPS panel, future-proof colour gamut and wide variety of input options, people who do not mind spending more for a good product need not have to think very much as it is simply the best buy. And shop around online and you can get a good deal. If you were anyway looking for a 26 inch monitor or beyond, consider this one where the picture on-screen rivals a good CRT, games are easily playable with negligible input lag, and the overall package is mouth-wateringly cool. The only sticking bone could be that Dell seems unconcerned about the high price. This is one area where nit-picking is pointless, since this monitor is still the most economical at this niche level of feature offering and there is almost no competition in this price segment since the U2711 would win hands down on the price/quality graph.
- Review Date:
- Reviewer:
- Manufacturer:
- 24th June, 2010
- Madana Prathap
- Dell
- Rating:
- Price:
- $ 1,199.00
- Pros:
- 2560x1440 screen resolution, quality of H-IPS panel, lot of input ports, DeepColor gamut support, input lag not noticeable
- Cons:
- No screen pivot functionality
