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rlam2x51
27 days ago
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I'd not buy a LG monitor
What about DELL? The Dell UltraSharp lineup seems to be pretty solid. I am planning to get one once my LG Monitor dies.
valicord
27 days ago
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Dell does the exact same thing
https://www.dell.com/support/kbdoc/en-us/000325948/alienware...
TechPlasma
27 days ago
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I really appreciate that the Dell monitors don't have the stupid proprietary charging bricks. And fairly decent features.
theandrewbailey
27 days ago
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I thought monitors lost those over 15 years ago, but a few years ago I got a Samsung gaming monitor that happened to come with a brick. Ugh.
inigyou
26 days ago
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Are they really proprietary or just not what you want? Most of these bricks just output a fixed voltage in a barrel jack.
theandrewbailey
27 days ago
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I work at an e-waste recycling company. We get Dell monitors all the time. Their basic office monitors seem fine (~24" 1080p), but all our clients are too cheap to go for the more expensive models.
IshKebab
26 days ago
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That's because Dell monitors are
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popular with businesses.
vitally3643
27 days ago
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Have to say, I've never been disappointed by a Dell monitor.
onel
25 days ago
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I'm a happy dell monitor user as well
isaachinman
27 days ago
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Dell ultrawide is the way to go!
dabbz
27 days ago
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Honestly I was more thinking about TVs than monitors but I often forget Dell makes good monitors.
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