Need Help choosing monitor
The features of both models are almost exactly the same.
Only the ViewSonic VX2428 has a slightly faster response time and software HDR support has been added.
Additionally, in terms of color depth, TUF Gaming VG249Q3A has 99% sRGB, while ViewSonic VX2428 has 104% sRGB Color Space.
The contrast and brightness levels of both monitors are the same on paper. But the TUF model seems more inadequate to me. Even though ViewSonic wrote 250cd/m², it felt like 300cd/m² brightness.
Viewsonic's VX2428 is not a brilliant model. It cannot provide neither the contrast value nor the color gamut it promises.
Here we go,
Color gamut:
As written in the comment above, on paper it promises 104% sRGB but can only deliver 93%.
This is not bad, in fact it is quite sufficient, but it has a terrible performance in terms of contrast.
Contrast data:
While the contrast ratio of the IPS panel is already low, uhh, seeing that the VX2428 model gives 700:1 contrast seems to tell you that you should run away when you see the miasma from afar. Stay away from this model.
On the other hand, ASUS VG249Q3A uses the ASUS VG249Q1A's panel with better backlight. This means the VG249Q3A has a better color gamut. However, since we do not have a proper review for the VG249Q3A, we cannot be sure about the contrast and response time.
Ultimately, I will share the review of VG249AQ3A's predecessor, VG249AQ1A, to convince you that it is better than VX2428:
In conclusion, between these two models, I recommend ASUS VG249Q3A.
Here we go,
Color gamut:
As written in the comment above, on paper it promises 104% sRGB but can only deliver 93%.
This is not bad, in fact it is quite sufficient, but it has a terrible performance in terms of contrast.
Contrast data:
While the contrast ratio of the IPS panel is already low, uhh, seeing that the VX2428 model gives 700:1 contrast seems to tell you that you should run away when you see the miasma from afar. Stay away from this model.
On the other hand, ASUS VG249Q3A uses the ASUS VG249Q1A's panel with better backlight. This means the VG249Q3A has a better color gamut. However, since we do not have a proper review for the VG249Q3A, we cannot be sure about the contrast and response time.
Ultimately, I will share the review of VG249AQ3A's predecessor, VG249AQ1A, to convince you that it is better than VX2428:
In conclusion, between these two models, I recommend ASUS VG249Q3A.
Son düzenleme:
No problem, still recommend VG249AQ3A because the backlight of the VX2428 model is worse, we can easily understand this from the contrast data. A better backlight indicates a better response time.
thanks brother. do you have something to recommend under 200$
Which country are you living in? I am asking to look at the prices.
philippines. the vx2428 is around 135-140$ the vg249q3a is around 170$
Viewsonic didn't give us any information about color gamut(which a litle bit sus).But TUF has avarage %99srgb.I advice MSI G244F,which has %122 srgb and %92 dci-p3 (best color gamut I have ever seen in a monitor)
I found that:
If I am not wrong, so, if this website is trusted, you can go with G24F-2.
Is there Lenovo Legion R25i-30 or HP Omen 25i in the Philippines?
Edit: I found AOC 24G2SP:
That model is a little better than G24F-2.
Son düzenleme:
Thats not comply with the rules
