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PSA - don't get tempted by UltraSharp reviews and recommendations, like I did. Just pick an Eizo instead. UltraSharps are widely recommended for coding with gl
by eps 9y ago
PSA - don't get tempted by UltraSharp reviews and recommendations, like I did. Just pick an Eizo instead.
UltraSharps are widely recommended for coding with glorious reviews and endorsements. Got one and no matter how I adjusted it, it was still too... eye-piercing, if you will, for longer coding sessions. Got mild headaches, tired eyes and general feeling of discomfort when working on hem even for shorter periods. Then switched to FlexScan and it's a completely different ballgame - softer, more gentle feel, incomparably more comfortable. The best monitor I've had a pleasure of staring at in my 20 years of programming.
However the interesting part here is that both monitors use the same panel (!), so the panel itself is only part of the recipe, which is something that many reciews tend to either downplay or not mention at all.
- IdontRememberIt 9y agoI suspect it is the AG (anti-glare) coating. Dell keeps using a cheap version (3H)...
- noinsight 9y agoDefinitely. I made the mistake of buying an UltraSharp U2713HM which actually buzzed with lots of text on the screen (apparently it's a feature, just google the model). I tried swapping my new display and they sent me a refurbished one with dead pixels that buzzed also. I'm never buying Dell again. This time around I did the right thing and went the more expensive route and got an Eizo and it's just absolutely perfect.
- eppsilon 9y agoI had the same experience with the same model. Never again, Dell.
- wmf 9y agoDoes Eizo have anything in the 38"-40" range? I don't see it on their site.