Asus VS239H 23" IPS Monitor $159 after $20 CashBack Free Shipping
This was posted 11 months 10 days ago, and might be an out-dated deal
I was looking for an IPS monitor. I found this deal from OnLine Computer.
To me, this is a good deal.
Let me know if you can find a cheaper and comparable IPS monitor.
Specifications
Display Panel Size: Wide Screen 23.0"(58.4cm) 16:9
Panel Type : IPS
True Resolution : 1920x1080
Full HD 1080P : Yes
Pixel Pitch : 0.2655mm
Brightness(Max) : 250 cd/㎡
ASUS Smart Contrast Ratio (ASCR) : 50000000:1
Viewing Angle (CR≧10) : 178°(H)/178°(V)
Response Time : 14ms
Display Colors : 16.7M
Video Feature SPLENDID Video Intelligence Technology
SPLENDID Video Preset Modes : 6 Modes
Skin-Tone Selection : 3 Modes
Color Temperature Selection : 4 Modes
HDCP support
Convenient Hotkey SPLENDID Video Preset Mode Selection
Auto. Adjustment
Brightness Adjustment
Contrast Adjustment
Input Selection
QuickFit
I/O Ports Signal Input : HDMI , D-Sub, DVI-D
AV Audio Input : HDMI
Earphone jack : 3.5mm Mini-Jack (for HDMI Only)
Signal Frequency Analog Signal Frequency : 30~83 KHz(H)/ 50~75 Hz(V)
Digital Signal Frequency : 30~83 KHz(H)/ 50~75 Hz(V)
Power Consumption Power On< 40W
Power Saving Mode< 1W
Power Off Mode< 1W
Mechanical Design Chassis Colors : Black
Tilt : +20°~-5°
VESA Wall Mounting : 100x100mm
Security Kensington lock
Dimensions Physical Dimension (WxHxD): 552x400.3x200mm
Box Dimension(WxHxD): 608x460x130mm
Weight Net Weight(Esti.): 3.5kg
Gross Weight(Esti.):5.9kg
Accessories DVI cable
VGA cable
Power cord
Quick start guide
Warranty Card
Regulation Approval Energy Star 5.0, UL/cUL, CB, CE, ErP, FCC, CCC, BSMI, Gost-R, C-Tick, VCCI, RoHS, WEEE, Windows 7 WHQL
Comments (Closed)
Ralta123 on 13/06/2012 - 12:29 Comment score below threshold (-16).
+4 votesDepends why you're buying the monitor. If you value size and vertical resolution (24" and 1200 vertical pixels on the Dell vs 23" and 1080 on the ASUS) then $100 isn't that much… although it's actually 71% which is a pretty big increase.
Asus' response time doesn't seem very good either, so theoretically the Dell would be better for games and movies.
The Dell doesn't have HDMI, but you can get DVI to HDMI converters pretty cheaply these days.
All that said, I've never regretted spending a bit more and getting the better one of anything. I bought the Dell a few months ago. No regrets. It's awesome.
- somethingguy on 13/06/2012 - 17:17 ¶
That isn't the 24 inch version, but it probably is what fufufu was referring to.
-2 votesAs an option:
http://dicksmith.com.au/product/XC9017/samsung-23-quot-led-s...
Samsung 23" LED S23B350H
$188 ($9 more - $29 after cashback)
2ms response time, 3D
- Asus vs Samsung, Online vs Instore - make your own conclusions
+2 votesWell the benefits of better viewing angles are pretty obvious, e.g. if you have more than one person viewing the monitor (happens every day at uni for group assignments, even at home). Granted that for users such as myself it is only a convenience not a requirement but it is a convenience that many are happy to pay for. The main selling point of IPS monitors is the more accurate color reproduction and it hardly needs to be explained why having the right colours on your screen is good.
The point is; IPS monitors are justifiably considered to be better (with exceptions of course), whether or not you actually have use for it, so the price premium is justified.
IPS 14ms may not be comparable with TN but it is still slower than Dell's 8ms.
Being a owner of a Dell ultrasharp, I know it does not have the ghosting effect on racing games.
I am a bit weary that 14ms is enough to have ghosting as it is nearly twice as slow as Dell's screen.
IPS 14ms may not be comparable with TN but it is still slower than Dell's 8ms.
Agreed; however as previously noted, Dell's 8ms U2312HM is $100 more & has no HDMI. For non-hardcore gamers, that hundred can go a long way (SSD, HDD, RAM…etc, etc).
The salient point though, is that you cannot take a single number or spec & ascribe either good or bad results to it without proper context. If you look into it a bit, you'll find that panel response time isn't necessarily your enemy in games, you might wanna attribute the good results from the Dell to low input lag instead!
DarkRyoushii on 18/06/2012 - 14:01 ¶I actually didn't realize that, as others have asked, I'd be interested to know what 14ms is comparable too in the TN/TFT world? 5ms or higher?
Thanks :D
- +1 vote
only a 250cd/m2 means you can't see well when it gets bright.
It has a typical cheap stand. no height adjustment.
It is not LED backlid. Not only the power consumption is higher but also the tube will work for 5 years only, shorter than LED lid ones.
No USB ports.This screen is what you paid for I guess.
brightness it not really an issue. the screen is LED backlit, if you bothered to check it out properly. Yes it doesn't have USB hub or a card reader, and the stand is pretty crap, but it does have VESA mounts to put on a better stand if required.
try find another IPS display for the price…
got one today (overnight shipping to adelaide!) and its comparable to my dell 2407 which i paid many times more for…
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Excellent! Been looking for a reasonably priced 22-24" + HDMI.
Cheers.