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So I had an email through today from eBuyer suggesting me items that I should purchase based on what I previously viewed. I was last looking at monitors and this email was about said topic.

It showed a  Viseo (never heard of them before) 27" 1080p monitor with a reduced price from £177.71 down to £144.99 (Save £32.72) Not that much of a saving, I'll grant that, but a hell of deal when you look at the specs:

 

  1. 27" monitor
  2. IPS panel (178 degree viewing angle)
  3. VGA, DVI, HDMI inputs
  4. Anti-glare screen (assuming matte)
  5. 60Hz 
  6. 16:9 (was hopping for 16:10) 

In my opinion, one hell of a deal. 

 

Link to page: 

http://www.ebuyer.com/584188-viseo273dbid-27-hdmi-dvi-vga-led-monitor-um-hk3ee-005

 

Quick note, looking at the logo, it says "Packard Bell, an Acer Brand" ...OK. 

 

EDIT: After doing a little bit more reading, it is indeed a MATTE screen, not glossy

EDIT: It is also, (apparently) using a MVA Panel (again, something I have never heard of)

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Looks like quite a nice monitor. Stand looks flimsy though. Either way, good price for a 27" IPS panel

 

EDIT: Looks like it's actually an MVA panel

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IPS doesn't always mean amazing display... I would rather get Benq VA panel ones if I really wanted 27" 1080p display...

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So I had an email through today from eBuyer suggesting me items that I should purchase based on what I previously viewed. I was last looking at monitors and this email was about said topic.

It showed a  Viseo (never heard of them before) 27" 1080p monitor with a reduced price from £177.71 down to £144.99 (Save £32.72) Not that much of a saving, I'll grant that, but a hell of deal when you look at the specs:

 

  1. 27" monitor
  2. IPS panel (178 degree viewing angle)
  3. VGA, DVI, HDMI inputs
  4. Anti-glare screen (assuming matte)
  5. 60Hz 
  6. 16:9 (was hopping for 16:10) 

In my opinion, one hell of a deal. 

 

Link to page: 

http://www.ebuyer.com/584188-viseo273dbid-27-hdmi-dvi-vga-led-monitor-um-hk3ee-005

 

Quick note, looking at the logo, it says "Packard Bell, an Acer Brand" ...OK. 

Just did a little research, turns out it's a MVA panel (apparently) 

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Just did a little research, turns out it's a MVA panel (apparently) 

To be honest, I have never heard of a "MVA" panel, could you please divulge any information available? thanks. I asumed IPS because of the 178 degree angle and it didn't specify.

Thanks. 

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IPS doesn't always mean amazing display... I would rather get Benq VA panel ones if I really wanted 27" 1080p display...

Generally, IPS panels are slightly better than VA. Don't get me wrong, VA panels are way better than TN and anything that's better than TN is a win for me. For me I'll usually take anything rather than a TN panel unless its an extremely high quality one.

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To be honest, I have never heard of a "MVA" panel, could you please divulge any information available? thanks. I asumed IPS because of the 178 degree angle and it didn't specify.

Thanks. 

It's a type of VA panel. Basically in between TN and IPS. Not quite as good as IPS, but has the viewing angles. 

 

http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/articles/panel_technologies.htm

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It's a type of VA panel. Basically in between TN and IPS. Not quite as good as IPS, but has the viewing angles. 

 

http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/articles/panel_technologies.htm

Thanks ever so much. Looking on the Packard Bell site, it doesn't specify what type of MVA panel it is. 

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PSU:      Cooler Master MWE Gold 750w V2 PSU (Thanks LTT PSU Tier List)
Cooler:   BeQuite! Prue Rock 2 Black Edition
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Passmark 10 Score: 6096.4         CPU-z Score: 4189 MT         Unigine Valley (DX11 @1080p Ultra): 5145         CryEngine Neon Noir (1080p Ultra): 9579

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Thanks ever so much. Looking on the Packard Bell site, it doesn't specify what type of MVA panel it is. 

Yeah, I couldn't find anything from Packard Bell, but found 4 sites saying that it uses an MVA panel and the specs match up to that of most MVA panels

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So I had an email through today from eBuyer suggesting me items that I should purchase based on what I previously viewed. I was last looking at monitors and this email was about said topic.

It showed a  Viseo (never heard of them before) 27" 1080p monitor with a reduced price from £177.71 down to £144.99 (Save £32.72) Not that much of a saving, I'll grant that, but a hell of deal when you look at the specs:

 

  1. 27" monitor
  2. IPS panel (178 degree viewing angle)
  3. VGA, DVI, HDMI inputs
  4. Anti-glare screen (assuming matte)
  5. 60Hz 
  6. 16:9 (was hopping for 16:10) 

In my opinion, one hell of a deal. 

 

Link to page: 

http://www.ebuyer.com/584188-viseo273dbid-27-hdmi-dvi-vga-led-monitor-um-hk3ee-005

 

Quick note, looking at the logo, it says "Packard Bell, an Acer Brand" ...OK. 

 

EDIT: After doing a little bit more reading, it is indeed a MATTE screen, not glossy

EDIT: It is also, (apparently) using a MVA Panel (again, something I have never heard of)n

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