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Some users have a clear preference for glossy monitors over their matte counterparts. Both have their distinct advantages and disadvantages, with glossy models offering a clarity and vibrancy potential that surpasses matte. With a ‘wet painted-on’ look in the right lighting, which some users really admire. The choice of glossy monitors is rather slim, though, ... Read MoreFebruary 6, 2019
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Full HD models with IPS panels are ubiquitous and a popular choice for their all-round performance and often their reasonable price. Relatively few options exist with glossy screen surfaces, however. Notable exceptions include the Dell S2415H and Dell S2316H. The S2319H, S2419H and S2719H are the next evolutions of the ‘S’ series line-up, retaining the ... Read MoreAugust 28, 2018
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Dell have now released a number of models which are ‘HDR (High Dynamic Range) capable’. That doesn’t necessarily mean they fully support the technology and get the best out of HDR content, however. The Dell S2419HM and S2719DM support HDR, in some form, but they are also quite head-turning in their design. By using some ... Read More Dell’s Alienware sub-brand are known to provide products that have a distinct ‘gaming’ flavour without looking (in our opinion – shared by many) tacky. They have recently ventured back into the monitor market with their 240Hz TN models. The same styling cues are found on their UltraWide AW3418DW. The bezels are slim, with a two-stage ... Read MoreAugust 31, 2017
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The Dell U2515H has proven itself popular, even years after it was initially released. The price, screen size, resolution and pixel density are all appealing – as are the ergonomics and the brand associations. The U2518D brings with it much of what there was to like about the predecessor with a refreshed design and some ... Read MoreAugust 16, 2017
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We’ve brought you news of a number of 240Hz TN models built with competitive gaming in mind, but more generally designed for anybody who values speed amongst pretty much everything else. Some of these models offer support for G-SYNC and others FreeSync, forcing some users to forgo features or aesthetics that they might like on ... Read More 
