Monitor for photo-editing Asus vs Dell

[Nikhil Khanna]

Hi I'm a photographer looking for new monitor so which among these is the best for editing purpose

ASUS VS239H-J Full HD LED Monitor

or

ASUS VN248H Full HD LED Monitor


or

Dell 24 inch U2412M LED Monitor

or

Dell UltraSharp U2414H 24 Inches Full HD Monitor


or
this one (heard a lot about Benq but never had first end experience with it )
BenQ GW2760HS 27 inch Monitor

 

[Tradesman1]

I generally look to Asus and BenQ first for monitors, so I'd prob go the Asus VN248H or the BenQ (would prob love the 27", give you more room to work with 😉

 

[Nikhil Khanna]

I generally look to Asus and BenQ first for monitors, so I'd prob go the Asus VN248H or the BenQ (would prob love the 27", give you more room to work with 😉

24 is okay with me but im really concerned about is the colors and image quality, heard DELL has superior quality as compared to ASUS and BenQ (don't know if it is true ) and another factor is aspect ratio

 

[Tradesman1]

In the end the choice is yours, of the Dells I've worked with they aren' bad but I still lean to BenQ and Asus, but that's me

 

[Mirrormania]

Hello, i am a photographer and a retoucher. For few years i have used Nec's PA241w, then PA272w.
Got tired of wide gamut nonsense, toying with color profiles instead of actually enjoying my photos.
So i sold my Nec's, and got new Dell P2415Q.
It's a 4k monitor, but man! My pictures look beautiful on this Dell, very crisp, with very good colors, printed few photos yesterday in local photo lab, and prints match the monitor colors perfectly to my eye, and no headaches with color profiling etc! Just save your JPEG and you are fine, it will look identically everywhere, in web, on prints, on phones and tablets etc.
I will definitely never look again at 2k monitor, especially for my photo work.
This is IPS monitor ofc, and it comes factory calibrated by Dell, so you dont need any additional software or hardware to get good colors.
Colors are beautyful out of the box.
You will need a GPU with DisplayPort or HDMI 2.0 support.
Hope it helps.

 

[Nikhil Khanna]

In the end the choice is yours, of the Dells I've worked with they aren' bad but I still lean to BenQ and Asus, but that's me

thanx for ur input , but with BenQ is the issue of So-so uniformity across screen as u can see here in this video .[video="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VEOXxKxrYBw"][/video]

 

[Nikhil Khanna]

Hello, i am a photographer and a retoucher. For few years i have used Nec's PA241w, then PA272w.
Got tired of wide gamut nonsense, toying with color profiles instead of actually enjoying my photos.
So i sold my Nec's, and got new Dell P2415Q.
It's a 4k monitor, but man! My pictures look beautiful on this Dell, very crisp, with very good colors, printed few photos yesterday in local photo lab, and prints match the monitor colors perfectly to my eye, and no headaches with color profiling etc! Just save your JPEG and you are fine, it will look identically everywhere, in web, on prints, on phones and tablets etc.
I will definitely never look again at 2k monitor, especially for my photo work.
This is IPS monitor ofc, and it comes factory calibrated by Dell, so you dont need any additional software or hardware to get good colors.
Colors are beautyful out of the box.
You will need a GPU with DisplayPort or HDMI 2.0 support.
Hope it helps.

thanx dear for writing back , but i don't have that much for monitor right now .But i guess it affirms my belief in dell's quality .