hey /ic/ i'm sitting on 1k€ excess funds this month and

Ultrasharps are decent monitors. Color accuracy isn't the best straight out the box but they're comparable to the alternatives from other manufacturers and they calibrate well. I don't think they're worth the usual $450 asking price, for slightly more money you could go 4k with a BL2711U.

>>2888863
Where is pic related from??

>>2888904

so after calibration they do have accurate colors? how accurate are the values? i'm asking because my current monitor has a clear drop within a specific range of values where they all merge into one and telling apart nuances becomes impossible. it's super frustrating. the BenQ looks awesome, will def look into that one.

>>2888962

no idea, try reverse google image search.

>>2888962
malcolm liepke?

>>2888962
https://www.instagram.com/johnlarriva/

>>2888863
>not using cintiq in 2k17

>>2889298

which one should i look at ??

>>2888962
its a liepke clone named Larriva.
he's on youtube.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Wr6MTix-VY

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>>2889171
Read the TFTCentral reviews, they're really good. The default Delta E values in the U2717D are scary but they go down just by switching to sRGB mode. Post-calibration they're all fairly comparable, with BenQ's 8-bit+FRC panels having a slight edge. Unfortunately they haven't reviewed the newer monitors, so I don't know how they compare in terms of contrast. I own a BL2710PT and that that's my only gripe with it, contrast is slightly too low in the default color mode. The consumer-grade GW monitor doesn't seem to have that issue.

Is there any good 22"-23" monitors?