Cheap Korean Monitors

[doctordeath528]

Would anyone recommend the X-STAR DP2710 monitor

 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/X-STAR-DP2710-LED-27-2560x1440-Samsung-PLS-Glossy-/330932579690?hash=item4d0d1e6d6a

[hsm]

the plug type is korean so.. make sure you get an adapter. they purposely left out the response time so its probably pretty bad. 

 

note: 

In case of back light bleeding 
In fact all monitors have back light bleeding, how much backlight bleed is
acceptable is based on your personal preferences.

Backlight bleeding does not harm the monitor in anyway. Please note that
we do not reimburse for backlight bleeding by manufacturing process.

We don't accept backlight bleeding as a defect.

We try our best to minimize backlight bleeding, making slight gap between
the panel and the bezel is one of the way, therefore don't worry about that if you
find the slight gap on your monitor. 


About pixel warranty policy 
The item may have some dead/stuck/faulty pixels.
There's no problem using monitor with these.
Please be aware that dead/stuck/faulty pixels CANNOT be the reason for return/refund or exchange.

 

-seller

[doctordeath528]

the plug type is korean so.. make sure you get an adapter. they purposely left out the refresh rate so its probably pretty bad. 

 

note: 

In case of back light bleeding 

In fact all monitors have back light bleeding, how much backlight bleed is

acceptable is based on your personal preferences.

Backlight bleeding does not harm the monitor in anyway. Please note that

we do not reimburse for backlight bleeding by manufacturing process.

We don't accept backlight bleeding as a defect.

We try our best to minimize backlight bleeding, making slight gap between

the panel and the bezel is one of the way, therefore don't worry about that if you

find the slight gap on your monitor. 

About pixel warranty policy 

The item may have some dead/stuck/faulty pixels.

There's no problem using monitor with these.

Please be aware that dead/stuck/faulty pixels CANNOT be the reason for return/refund or exchange.

 

-seller

Would u buy this monitor and deal with a couple dead pixels or would u get a name brand 1080p monitor for the same price. It is also a 60 hz monitor

[hsm]

Would u buy this monitor and deal with a couple dead pixels or would u get a name brand 1080p monitor for the same price. It is also a 60 hz monitor

sorry i meant response time

[doctordeath528]

sorry i meant response time

Oh it is 8 milliseconds 

[SlaughterSmurf]

Oh it is 8 milliseconds 

yeah that's pretty bad, honestly I'd just go with 1080p...

[doctordeath528]

yeah that's pretty bad, honestly I'd just go with 1080p...

K thanks

[cnapier39428]

I bought one of those qnix 25x14 monitors a couple years ago still working fine no dead pixels and very very little backlight bleed and overclocks to 120hz. I was worried about buying it at first but I'm glad I did.

[GoodBytes]

The input lag are usually awful on those monitors. What they do is buy rejected panels from LG or Samsung, stick the panel in some generic cheapo enclosure (with many times buttons that have nothing behind them), and a generic LCD panel circuit. Many of these monitor don't even brightness control (it adjusts the colors of the image, and not the actual backlight as it should), and if they do, many of them only have a few settings levels.

You also have no warranty on them. They'll find a million excuse to not cover you. And assuming you can, shipping the product to Korea will be super costly, and very time consuming. Also, you may need to pay duty fees when you purchase it, and also for warranty replacement all depending on the laws you live in.

Seriously, they are not worth it.

[cnapier39428]

The input lag are usually awful on those monitors. What they do is buy rejected panels from LG or Samsung, stick the panel in some generic cheapo enclosure (with many times buttons that have nothing behind them), and a generic LCD panel circuit. Many of these monitor don't even brightness control (it adjusts the colors of the image, and not the actual backlight as it should), and if they do, many of them only have a few settings levels.

You also have no warranty on them. They'll find a million excuse to not cover you. And assuming you can, shipping the product to Korea will be super costly, and very time consuming. Also, you may need to pay duty fees when you purchase it, and also for warranty replacement all depending on the laws you live in.

Seriously, they are not worth it.

Lol my power button is the only button with something behind it