| Standing screen display size | 23.8 Inches |
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| Screen Resolution | 1920x1080 |
| Max Screen Resolution | 1920 x 1080 Pixels |
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| display size | 23.8 inches | — | 23.8 inches | 23.8 inches | 27 inches | 23.8 inches |
| resolution | FHD 1080p | FHD 1080p | FHD 1080p | FHD 1080p | QHD Wide 1440p | FHD 1080p |
| display technology | LCD | LCD | LCD | LCD | LCD | LCD |
| hardware interface | hdmi, vga | hdmi | hdmi, vga | hdmi, vga | displayport, hdmi | hdmi, vga |
| viewing angle | 170 degrees | 170 degrees | 170 degrees | 170 degrees | 170 degrees | 170 degrees |
| mounting type | Wall Mount | Wall Mount | Wall Mount | Wall Mount | Wall Mount | Wall Mount |
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I'm currently renovating my office and my desk setup and I knew I would need two 27" IPS 1440p monitors to run vertically in portrait on each side of my main 34" UW. I saw that these were on a great sale for $110, so I gave them a chance. Here are my thoughts:Firstly, for the price I paid these are excellent monitors and I would be dumb to return them. The size picture quality, thin bezels, and performance are all great. As a landscape monitor if you only need 100hz it would be perfect.However, for my specific use case of wanting portrait monitors, I would not always choose them among other options. The main reason for this is because of the VESA mounting position and attaching location.These DO have 75x75 VESA holes, let's clear that up.But the two holes towards the center of the monitor are on a curve, so the VESA bracket can kinda flex there.VESA is only 75, not 100.The VESA attachment location as at the BOTTOM of the monitor, not the center. This makes landscape orientation mounting awkward for mounts and rotation. It might make your mount rotate/twist, leaving the monitor angled rather than vertical. VIVO's steel arms couldn't counter this rotation force.The bottom few inches are THICK, so if you orient this monitor in portrait and you want the thin bezels nearest your other screens, you have a thick unsightly chonky boy visible (about 2 inches thick".Inputs for power and HDMI/DP are also at the bottom edge, so if you orient this sideways, they stick straight out and are very visible. To combat this I bent the power cord as best as I can, and got HDMI angled adapters.Lastly, the VESA plate you use will stick out beyond the monitor. If you can't hide it, you'll have to cut like 1/4 inch off of the metal plate to hide it.For now, I've oriented these to have the base/bottom be on the inside rather than the outside, and slightly behind my main. This hides the cables and brackets. I'm swapping out the VIVO mounts for others that I have that can handle the rotation force.All of this considered I'm going to keep these since I was able to make all of this work for me and I got them at a great price. And - no dead pixels! =D
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Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2019
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2024
Style: MonitorSize: 27-inch WQHDVerified Purchase
I'm currently renovating my office and my desk setup and I knew I would need two 27" IPS 1440p monitors to run vertically in portrait on each side of my main 34" UW. I saw that these were on a great sale for $110, so I gave them a chance. Here are my thoughts:
Firstly, for the price I paid these are excellent monitors and I would be dumb to return them. The size picture quality, thin bezels, and performance are all great. As a landscape monitor if you only need 100hz it would be perfect.
However, for my specific use case of wanting portrait monitors, I would not always choose them among other options. The main reason for this is because of the VESA mounting position and attaching location.
These DO have 75x75 VESA holes, let's clear that up.
But the two holes towards the center of the monitor are on a curve, so the VESA bracket can kinda flex there.
VESA is only 75, not 100.
The VESA attachment location as at the BOTTOM of the monitor, not the center. This makes landscape orientation mounting awkward for mounts and rotation. It might make your mount rotate/twist, leaving the monitor angled rather than vertical. VIVO's steel arms couldn't counter this rotation force.
The bottom few inches are THICK, so if you orient this monitor in portrait and you want the thin bezels nearest your other screens, you have a thick unsightly chonky boy visible (about 2 inches thick".
Inputs for power and HDMI/DP are also at the bottom edge, so if you orient this sideways, they stick straight out and are very visible. To combat this I bent the power cord as best as I can, and got HDMI angled adapters.
Lastly, the VESA plate you use will stick out beyond the monitor. If you can't hide it, you'll have to cut like 1/4 inch off of the metal plate to hide it.
For now, I've oriented these to have the base/bottom be on the inside rather than the outside, and slightly behind my main. This hides the cables and brackets. I'm swapping out the VIVO mounts for others that I have that can handle the rotation force.
All of this considered I'm going to keep these since I was able to make all of this work for me and I got them at a great price. And - no dead pixels! =D
Firstly, for the price I paid these are excellent monitors and I would be dumb to return them. The size picture quality, thin bezels, and performance are all great. As a landscape monitor if you only need 100hz it would be perfect.
However, for my specific use case of wanting portrait monitors, I would not always choose them among other options. The main reason for this is because of the VESA mounting position and attaching location.
These DO have 75x75 VESA holes, let's clear that up.
But the two holes towards the center of the monitor are on a curve, so the VESA bracket can kinda flex there.
VESA is only 75, not 100.
The VESA attachment location as at the BOTTOM of the monitor, not the center. This makes landscape orientation mounting awkward for mounts and rotation. It might make your mount rotate/twist, leaving the monitor angled rather than vertical. VIVO's steel arms couldn't counter this rotation force.
The bottom few inches are THICK, so if you orient this monitor in portrait and you want the thin bezels nearest your other screens, you have a thick unsightly chonky boy visible (about 2 inches thick".
Inputs for power and HDMI/DP are also at the bottom edge, so if you orient this sideways, they stick straight out and are very visible. To combat this I bent the power cord as best as I can, and got HDMI angled adapters.
Lastly, the VESA plate you use will stick out beyond the monitor. If you can't hide it, you'll have to cut like 1/4 inch off of the metal plate to hide it.
For now, I've oriented these to have the base/bottom be on the inside rather than the outside, and slightly behind my main. This hides the cables and brackets. I'm swapping out the VIVO mounts for others that I have that can handle the rotation force.
All of this considered I'm going to keep these since I was able to make all of this work for me and I got them at a great price. And - no dead pixels! =D
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