Eizo FlexScan EV2333W review
in Monitors
Verdict
Affordable for a TFT of such quality, with a fine stand and some effective green features
Review Date: 16 Mar 2010
Reviewed By: David Bayon
Price when reviewed: £299 (£351 inc VAT)
Features & Design
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Value for Money
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cool
what's it like for fast-moving pictures and stuff? (i.e. games and vids)
By gavmeister on 17 Mar 2010 ![]()
Gaming
The 7ms grey-to-grey response time makes for a bit of blurring in fast moving scenes, so I wouldn't recommend it to gamers. It's a professional TFT, not really an entertainment option.
By DavidBayon on 17 Mar 2010 ![]()
Pivoting to Portrait mode?
Can the British version pivot into portrait mode, like the July 2009 press release from Japan says?
By JohnGray7581 on 17 Mar 2010 ![]()
Perhaps I should have clicked on the Specs tab first...
By JohnGray7581 on 17 Mar 2010 ![]()
Perhaps I should have clicked on the Specs tab first...
By JohnGray7581 on 17 Mar 2010 ![]()
Contradiction
Quite often the ratings on your site seem to contradict the review text. You say this monitor "costs just £299" and yet value for money is only 4 stars?
I'm looking at the summary page and picking monitors with high ratings to investigate further, but the full review usually says something to put me off.
I need a monitor primarily for professional (home-based) web development work, but also might be used occcasionally for HD video editing, and it would be nice to be able to watch a DVD / blu-ray on it now and then. Also if I can find the right thing there's a good chance I'll buy 2 the same, as I currently work with a dual-monitor setup and don't want to go back to using just one.
Unfortunately, the more reviews I read the further I get from making a decision! Any advice?
By pedro_m on 4 Apr 2010 ![]()
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