I literally just got rid of a couple of monitors and replaced them with one. Bought a 43" Sceptre tv 4k to replace one 28" Acer 4k monitor and a 32" HP 2k monitor. The colors off the Sceptre are much better than the Acer or HP. I do video editing and I'm so glad I finally replaced my two monitors with one.
People always compare the image to the phone and that is obviously important because that's where most users are seeing your photos but are all phones very colour accurate? Is it easier because of the smaller screens to produce colour accurate panels?
I literally just got rid of a couple of monitors and replaced them with one. Bought a 43" Sceptre tv 4k to replace one 28" Acer 4k monitor and a 32" HP 2k monitor. The colors off the Sceptre are much better than the Acer or HP. I do video editing and I'm so glad I finally replaced my two monitors with one.
Great upgrade 👍
Any difference between SW240 and SW240C ?
Can u do a video with a bigger table
We'll try~ :P
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Wondering if there is a 271C is coming out soon, would like the second gen hkp
People always compare the image to the phone and that is obviously important because that's where most users are seeing your photos but are all phones very colour accurate? Is it easier because of the smaller screens to produce colour accurate panels?
I wonder why it doesn't show refresh rate
Thanks for the reviews. Learnt a lot.
i realize Im kinda off topic but does anyone know a good place to stream new tv shows online?
but this monitor 8+2frc. ( sw321c)
i mean this is NOT 10bit monitor in real. why didnt u say about that?
May I know apple monitor good for photo editing?
The BenQ is calibrated with colour management so when you print your images they'd look exactly the same as what you see on screen .
“…looks really schmick…”
*Checks URL in description*
Yep, it’s an Australian channel. Cool.
Please change the video title from SW240C to SW240