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Good budget IPS Monitor for video and photo editing > $200

megaant4
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Hey guys! 

 

I'm just looking for a couple of cheap, $200 or less IPS monitors for light photo and video editing purposes. :D I'm looking at getting the AOC i2369v, as I hear it is a good solid monitor and I can get it for $140 off Amazon.. If you know of a better monitor or have the AOC i2369V and have some input, please feel free to share! :D

 

Thanks in advance!! 

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Any specific resolution needed? Also it should be <200 if you are looking for less than 200.

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Any specific resolution needed? Also it should be <200 if you are looking for less than 200.

Ahah thanks, I  would change it if I could.. Hopefully people will get the idea :)

 

1080p or higher.. 

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Ahah thanks, I  would change it if I could.. Hopefully people will get the idea :)

 

1080p or higher.. 

Pretty sure you can by going to the full editor

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I'd definitely recommend the Acer H236HLBID. It has a strong enough base to tilt the screen without the base moving with it (this happened to the AOC I2367FH I had.) Plus, an HDMI and a DVI was enough for me. The lowest I've seen these babies are ~$130

 

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I'd definitely recommend the Acer H236HLBID. It has a strong enough base to tilt the screen without the base moving with it (this happened to the AOC I2367FH I had.) Plus, an HDMI and a DVI was enough for me. The lowest I've seen these babies are ~$130

 

PCPartPicker

Amazon

Newegg

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Awesome I'll check it out :D And the colour reproduction is good?

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I'd definitely recommend the Acer H236HLBID. It has a strong enough base to tilt the screen without the base moving with it (this happened to the AOC I2367FH I had.) Plus, an HDMI and a DVI was enough for me. The lowest I've seen these babies are ~$130

 

PCPartPicker

Amazon

Newegg

Best Buy

 

Awesome I'll check it out :D And the colour reproduction is good?

I have one and I love it. It's glossy and beautiful. I game on it mosty, but I'm confident in it for editing.

I could be very wrong

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Dell P2314H or Dell P2414H gets my pick. Excellent monitors with lots of adjust-ability in the stand. 1920x1080, IPS. 

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