NEC EA305WMi 30-inch 16:10 IPS Monitor Review

[ceberle]

16:10 is an uncommon aspect ratio these days but NEC has introduced an excellent new 30-inch screen – the EA305WMi. It sports a wide gamut with a GB-r-LED backlight driving an AH-IPS panel. We’re checking it out today.

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[lancelot123]

I would kill for a 40-43" monitor that is 3072x1920 to go perfectly into the middle of two vertical 24" 16:10 monitors.

 

[ProMilan]

Im sure it is great monitor but by looking at price and current time : in 2016 i think this monitor should have 4k or better 5k screen.

Typing this at work on 5k iMac. Have 1440p monitor at home . Difference in sharpness and overall image quality is HUUUUGE.

I know this is pro monitor with little extras but for the price there must be better options with decent 4k monitors out there.

 

[GR33kFR34k]

Resolution isn't everything...

 

[zthomas]

I doubt many will pay for this high priced monitor, the bells and whistles aren't enough for me to fork over six hundred over my acer xb270.. I am not switching until a monitor is drastically different..

 

[astonerii]

I have decided that I am looking for a 40+ inch 21:9 aspect ratio monitor. Preferably 5120x2160.

 

[oxzimkzp]

In a 16:9 format, 27" or larger are ideal for desktop computing work, due to the need for vertical height. When I recently wanted an upgrade for a 24" 16:10 screen, only a 30" monitor would have given an appreciable gain...except for the fact that there are now several 32" 2560x1440 monitors available, at less than half the cost of 30-inchers. I went with a 32" BenQ BL3200PT and couldn't be happier. QHD resolution is perfect at that size, the same pixel size of 1920x1200 in 24", (which is roughly the same as 4k resolution in a 43" screen...which monitors will probably get to eventually).