LED Monitor Duel

[pratjoehahn]

I was looking at some 22" LED monitors. Any bigger and I don't like sitting near it for very long.

So I have short listed
Samsung S22A350H http://www.amazon.co.uk/Samsung-S22A350H-inch-Widescreen-monitor/dp/B004O6ADGW

Samsung S22B300BH http://www.amazon.co.uk/Samsung-S22...4H1SD0/ref=dp_ob_title_ce/279-9466251-6919629

Samsung S22A300B http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-S22A300B-21-5-LED-Monitor/dp/B004QNHNO8
I haven't looked at anything from other manufacturers but I like Samsung monitors since they are very good, last somewhere around 3 years (at least for me).

But for now my budget is £170.

I would be mostly working on stuff like sound editing, photoshop, video edits and the internet. And Games and videos extensively.
I don't need 3D.

I would prefer the monitor which has HDMI as well as VGA.

You can also suggest better monitors if any.

Thanks in advance.

 

[gary1]

I had the S22A300B, possibly the worst monitor I have ever owned. Probably the same for the B300. The 350 may be a bit better, but I would be wary.

I would get this one.
http://www.ebuyer.com/273040-asus-vs228h-lcd-led-full-hd-21-5-hdmi-monitor-vs228h

 

[pratjoehahn]

What problems exactly, mate? Last time I owned a Samsung, it was 17 inch CRT. It was good, worked flawlessly for like 4 years. So I am a bit more inclined towards Samsung. But yeah, the Asus one is good! I have to check my local prices though.

 

[gary1]

Oh, where to start. Power button worked 1 out of 500 times. Menu buttons like to turn on when they feel like it, and good luck making any adjustments, the buttons are so unresponsive, and when you do a get a selection, 99% of the time it will select something different. The back I/O panel pressed into the monitor, if you try to plug any cable in, it will bend and press into the monitor. It just felt really flimsy and cheaply made.

 

[pratjoehahn]

I think I will go for LG E2360V. Full HD 1080p. It has HDMI, VGA, DVI. Looks beautiful but has no VESA wall mounting options.