Originally posted by Gedeon ... résolution, ratio (16/9, 16/10...), ips/Tn.... auto-calibration... Eizo, NEC, Asus....
Do you think it's proper or sufficient to work your pictures ?
You are mentioning Eizo and NEC in the list of monitors. Eizo is a pro level monitor with pro level pricing.
I wanted a new monitor. The "high end" monitors were out of my price range so I went looking for an alternative. I am coming from a 24" Dell LCD which is still working but I wanted something a little bigger and an LED panel. I had good experience with Benq projectors from the past so I thought I would give them a try. Like @DavidParis, I bought the 27" Benq, from B&H. It was a good monitor while it worked. The first one broke down after a couple of months of light use. I contacted Benq and they issued an RMA and promptly sent me a replacement which turned out to be a refurb with a scratched up outer frame. I thought I would go along with the replacement as the image was fine. Well after another two or so weeks, the replacement stopped working too. At that point I was furious. I sent them an email and demanded my money back. As if they care, they ignored me for a week of so. So one day I come home and there is a big box sitting in front of my door, a UPS delivery. It tuned out to be a brand spanking new 32" Benq monitor. I guess they felt bad or guilty or both or just did not want any bad publicity. Boy was I happy. That was a year ago and 32" is still working great and I cannot get over how big of a canvas I have to work with when I am doing Photoshop or other work on my computer. BTW, I use my Macbook Pro to drive the Benq monitor at full resolution with no issues. On the road I use the laptop monitor which is very accurate too. I have calibrated the Benq with a Macbeth i1 calibrator and the colors are fairly accurate. Benq just announced a very high end monitor with 100% sRGB and 99% or so Adobe RGB coverage. I don't know that price but it must be up there.
Sorry for the rant. Best of luck with your search. I would be curious as to what you end up choosing and why.