@nemo Many thanks, the truth is that right now the budget does not allow me to do more, but I will take your advice into account

The truth is that I believe that in principle, moving from working on one screen to two screens will already be a significant leap in my work.

Well, what better than to experiment? I bought the Sony ones and yes it is possible to use several headphones with a single base.

Regarding the headphones, the sound seemed a bit disappointing to me, the truth is, although the defects I detect seem to be the same as I read for models in the range. In short, it is not too clear due to some echo. In addition, sometimes you can hear interference, they are not a big deal but they are heard.

The dynamic range is not bad (it has decent bass) but that lack of clarity does not appeal to me. They have a switch that improves this issue a bit, but it does not eliminate it completely.

They will be the last analog RF ones I buy because the technology seems not to have matured very well. I want them for watching movies and they were the most practical option since I do not need bluetooth adapters.

Long live the cables!

In my opinion, it's not worth getting involved in those matters. If you don't require much, it's better to get a pair of Woxter for 45 euros on Amazon. You'll lose low frequencies (they're 2.0) but you'll gain in quality and you won't need an amp since they're self-amplified and they won't take up much space. I'll give you a model: https://www.amazon.es/Woxter-Dynamic-Line-DL-410-multimedia/dp/B00GO1M458/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1534109011&sr=8-4&keywords=woxter

@whoololon said in Monitor or TV? best wireless keyboard+mouse combo:

TVs, unless I'm mistaken, have a pixel density (ppp) low enough to not be a rival to a monitor; I say this for products within the price range you handle.

It's this density, beyond sizes, that you should take into account; a screen of (for example) 40" with a maximum resolution of 2560*1440, compared to a 30" screen with the same resolution will result in a larger pixel size, with all that entails.

Apart from that, look closely at the connections it supports and the maximum vertical refresh rate, which should be equal to or greater than 75 Hz (note, 75 Hz at its maximum resolution, which is then a trick). That value is the limit for frames per second (FPS for English speakers) from which you will suffer "tearing".

The thing about "ghosting", light leaks, dead pixels, etc... is a lottery. It affects both humble screens and the top of the range.

Keyboards and wireless mice... I've never been a big fan of them, and in my "gamer" days even less, those milliseconds you gained with the cable were worth an empire. I regret not being able to recommend any.

Regarding "that" about the SSD losing performance... let's just draw a thick veil over it.

AOC Q3279VWF 31.5"

Philips BDM33270QP2/00 32"

BenQGW2765HT 27"

Acer BE270U 27"

Many thanks whoololon for your response. I already knew there was a difference, but as I'm a bit out of date, I thought TVs had caught up. Based on the options, the AOC one seemed very good in quality/price. We will continue investigating!

For now I will try with the raspberry, which I see that does not... Well I will consider an AMD 4 mini atx or itx I will see... But damn that only Samsung has HBO natively... But well, until the next season of game of thrones I have time
Netflix without problems, but it does not have anything that I like much..
Regards and thanks

I want to share with you my great joy at achieving the sound in AC3. Without your help I would not have managed to get it. Just as you told me, I managed to find the dobe digital live and it already works thanks.

In the end I got the UltraWide, I decided on something new, although it would have been better at 29" or more, the 25" one looks very short, but the experience is very rewarding..

By the way the 24" curved one is at 143 € in Alcampo...

@Sylver said in Bad luck with the new monitor:

Posting from a BenQ of 27" with the same problem. Since it arrived new it has a dead pixel, and mind you that in 27" it is noticed much more, especially in some colors. From the factory they always say the same thing, starting from 3 dead pixels they take charge, meanwhile they don't. Follow the advice of Bm4n if you are still in the return period to the physical store, otherwise you will have to eat it.

Regards

Thanks for your advice, but in the end I decided to return it since I didn't trust it at all and I just didn't want to stay with a monitor with a dead pixel being new. Luckily I found the same model at Pc Components because in no MediaMarkt store in Spain did I have it, this new one that came to me works perfectly and I am happy with the purchase.
Thanks to all for your opinions

Thanks for your responses, the link you posted Fassou is interesting, it has clarified my dilemma quite a bit, so this week I will have my ASUS VX239H 23".
Best regards

It sounds a lot like the iTouch I have: with each new firmware version, you had to wait for the corresponding JB.
Never mind, that's up to them. What intrigues me is knowing how much the Switch's hardware can be pushed, which isn't that great, but hey, with how versatile it is, they might even get some use out of it that the Japanese brand hasn't imagined.

Ok thanks!

Hello,

Well, what can I say. You go from a TFT-LCD panel to an IPS one, with the consequent improvement in sharpness and color quality, apart from lower consumption, and you gain almost half an inch... and all this at practically zero cost.

You're taking your time!

Best regards!

@carmen_TM No hay de que. Me alegro mucho de leer eso. Se agradece que vuelvas por aquí para dejar tus impresiones. Espero que siga todo igual de bien, y llegado el caso, poder volver a ayudar.

¡Saludos!

@Obione If you vote me positive again on the same post, the positive vote will be deleted.

@QVENGADOR

Issue solved, it was the cable in the end, but here comes my doubt, I tried with a cable that came with an LG sound bar, and without problems both the speakers and the bar worked. my question is do I need a standard SPDIF optical cable, or better that it is marked as TOSLINK?. The connector I think is the same, but I wanted to make sure.

Thanks!

@whoololon said in Help in choosing a new monitor:

Considering that it is not an IPS, of the three I would choose the Asus.
Of the three, it is the one that will offer you the best color fidelity for being a TN.

I don't know if you agree with me or not, but the main problem with TNs, more than color quality, is the viewing angles, and more so with the size of screens we use today. When we used 17"...21" it was still bearable, but with larger TN screens by the nose you always end up seeing them at a certain angle unless you are at a great distance and that greatly reduces the quality.

On the other hand, in many places they are starting to say that the new VA are better than IPS due to the depth that is achieved with blacks and that they do not deceive with more vivid colors than they really are.

So, taking into account the pros and cons, I finally decided on the Samsung due to its good VA panel and trusting that the small problems it has right now seem to be solvable by software.

As soon as it arrives, I will tell you how it is.

Best regards.

@cobito
For remembering things that started in a similar way.

And they go for this.