Monitor question

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Are there any reputable sites that review monitors and rate them? I'd
like to find a place like what Tom's Hardware does.

TIA,

John
 
John said:
Are there any reputable sites that review monitors and rate them? I'd
like to find a place like what Tom's Hardware does.

TIA,

John
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If you have an idea of what you're looking for, you can get customer reviews from places like Amazon or Newegg. If
you're looking for a Consumer Reports-style review, you could try PCWorld, CNET, PCMag, etc.
 
Are there any reputable sites that review monitors and rate them? I'd
like to find a place like what Tom's Hardware does.

TIA,

John
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Not really.

You're looking at technology first, how they're made being the focus
leading into features of course which vary between prices and models.
From there you *can* take it to a purchase site, several to cross-
check enduser consumer reactions, although it's often not as
imperative as simply a measure of assurance, especially with off-
brands and under what end groups a parent facility manufacturers and
distributes parts comprising models that are variously assembled and
packaged under a brand name.

A bit like cars or extended warrantees -- at some point of increasing
supply level, disparities merge to where spending is more a matter of
perceived qualifications, less supportive of qualitative measures by
in large and already ensured throughout a demographic supply field.

As for the bar to beat, par excellence, though the above mentioned
facilities may provide alike similar parts across a field, what's
generally accorded bigger names -- Samsung, Sony, Panasonic, whatever
your focus -- as well is your responsibility and ability to discern
where the emphasis of quality control goes, and to whom then practises
a more aggressive stance for reputability in commanding a leading role
among shared market dynamics. Business 102, as it were.
 
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