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Buying a 22" monitor

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Kimberly Garcia Kimberly Garcia NewcomerOP
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I'm looking to pick up a 22" monitor

My budget is sitting around $533 $150.

Mainly, I’m just wondering if anyone could point me toward a specific model or even just a reliable brand. Is there one brand that stands out over the others?

Also, if you guys know which shop—maybe an online retailer—is the most affordable or just generally the most trustworthy to order from, let me know.

I've been browsing a bit and was actually leaning toward these two models to start with, but honestly, there are so many options out there that I'm feeling totally stuck.

A Samsung monitor for about $90 to $110
The Samsung M2262DP for roughly $453

But, from what I can gather, the differences between these two seem pretty negligible.

I'd really appreciate any advice. And hey, don't feel limited to those two I mentioned; I'm open to anything.

Thanks!
George Harris2 George Harris2 Member
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Matthew Gray28 said:I’m looking to pick up a 22" monitor

with a budget of maybe $1,500 at most. $533

Mostly, I'm just looking for specific models or brands you guys might recommend—any particular brand that stands out?

Also, if anyone knows which retailer or online shop is the cheapest—and actually reliable, mind you—let me know.

I’ve done some digging and was leaning toward these two models initially, but honestly, there are so many options out there that I'm feeling completely stuck.

The Dell UltraSharp monitor is sitting around $915 to $1,100
while the Samsung model is roughly $453

but from what I can gather, the differences between these two seem pretty negligible.

Any advice would be appreciated. And don't feel limited to the two I mentioned above.

Thanks.

http://www.bestbuy.com/products/detail...ms-black/50848

Dell is easily one of the top-tier manufacturers when it comes to computer hardware...
Go with an IPS panel—it'll save your eyes from unnecessary strain, plus you won't deal with color bleeding and you get much better contrast... $453 check Best Buy.

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