Thick Bezel Triple Monitors

[Zuzu]

Hi, I was about to purchase a U2414H triple monitor setup, but then I realized that thicker bezels make you subconsciously separate tasks on multiple screens, which would be very beneficial for me because I don't intend to do any surround gaming. So can anyone suggest some alternative monitors to the U2414H with the same specs but thicker bezels and possibly lower prices?

 

Thanks a lot .

[Flyguygamer]

Acer h236hlbid

[79wjd]

P2414H

[Zuzu]

Flyguy, seems like a good option... Will look into it, thanks. Anyone else?

 

inb4 

[TBNRunity]

Acer h236hlbid

I think he wanted thick bezels.... not thin

[Zuzu]

I think he wanted thick bezels.... not thin

They are still a bit thicker than the Dell's. But yeah something thicker would be optimal, same specs still.

[79wjd]

They are still a bit thicker than the Dell's. But yeah something thicker would be optimal, same specs still.

Well, the P2414H is a great choice as it's the EXACT same panel as the U2414H just not factory calibrated. 

[Zuzu]

Well, the P2414H is a great choice as it's the EXACT same panel as the U2414H just not factory calibrated. 

Oh yes thank you I forgot to acknowledge that suggestion. What exactly is the difference apart from the calibration, do you know?

 

And why is the price so similar if the bezel is so much thicker? Is there something else about it?

 

Thanks .

[79wjd]

Oh yes thank you I forgot to acknowledge that suggestion. What exactly is the difference apart from the calibration, do you know? Thanks .

No display-port daisy chaining, different aesthetics (thicker bezels), non-calibrated display, and different I/O (U2414H has two HDMI, mini DP, two DP, and four USB 3.0 vs. the P2414H, which has VGA, DVI, one DP, and four USB 2.0).

[Flyguygamer]

I think he wanted thick bezels.... not thin

I see that now. Sorry.