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Which monitor to buy for graphic design?

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Hi, I am on a budget. Please suggest me from any of the following 21.5" monitors for graphic design. Color accuracy and eye care are my priorities. 

 

HP 22f

LG 22MK600M

Asus VZ229HE

Philips 226E9QDSB

BenQ GW2283

Dell SE2219HX

HP N220h

PHILIPS 21.5” 224E5QHSB

AOC I2279VWHE

Viewsonic VX2276-SHD

 

These are the models available in my area within my budget range. Any user of these models?

 

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Personally i would go for the Asus, as they all have the same specs

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The LG Is the only one from a manufacturer that actually makes its own panels.  The question is what panel are you actually buying?  Monitors are basically panel holders that have power supplies ports and software in them.  Those things can matter, but the part you actually look at is the panel.   All the stats are the same so it’s possible they may actually all use the same panel model.
 At that point binning comes into play.  Lcd technology uses a centuries old technology to make the crystals involving rubbing a piece of velvet across a piece of glass.  It’s fundamentally analog in nature.  As a result much like CPUs, yield is not 100%.  There are levels of “how well did it work?”  I would suggest for each and every one of these monitors look at them immediately with 50% grey for dead pixels, check backlight levels to make sure they’re even, and generally make sure the monitor you are buying works to your standards.  Be ready to return it if it doesn’t.

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