Monitor for less than 90€.

[whoololon]

Well, that's it, I've been caught off guard (wink, wink) and I hope to be able to get something that's simply valid for next month.

Preferably sold and managed by Amazon (although I'm not averse to CoolMod, Aussar or Wipoid), that includes HDMI connection, 1080p resolution and between 20" and 22" and new; nothing "reconditioned", "refurbished" and the rest of the family.

I understand that I'm asking to choose between the least bad among the worst that's sold... but I also need an SSD and adding up I already cover the expense quota.

Thanks in advance.

[Fassou]

With a very tight budget, don't rule out TVs, either the option of connecting to one you already have while you save up, or finding a good used deal.

Best regards!

[Sylver]

Great idea from Mr. @Fassou which reminds me that at one point I got a 29'' TV for exactly 90€ (second hand) for a friend who didn't have a monitor during his university student days, and with it he had everything in one in his room. He is still happy about that investment today.

If it's only for a month, I wouldn't even think about it.

Best regards!

[whoololon]

Thanks to both of you for responding.

It's not just for next month (hopefully) it's to be able to buy it as soon as I get paid... and that it lasts long enough.

The second-hand thing just doesn't appeal to me; they're new and come with a lot of papers that they'll turn out to be a frog, even more so second-hand.

I understand that it must be difficult to recommend something from the low range, but if it's better than a Philips 170C with three dead zones (not pixels, zones the size of a thumb) and the stabilizer broken, it will taste like ham "der weno".

[Fassou]

@whoololon said in Monitor for less than 90 €.:

It's not just for next month (hopefully) it's so I can buy it as soon as I get paid... and that it lasts long enough.

In addition to having an open mind about the subject of TVs (speaking of office use), remember that there are stores that allow you to defer payments, some have a card that charges you at the end of the month, or you can put a maximum monthly amount that is spread over the following months, at no cost.

Many supermarkets like ECI, Alcampo, Carrefour, etc... have these options.

Regarding second-hand, you would be surprised at the number of repair sites, stores (for returns) and individuals, that store "less new" TVs and monitors, and would be willing to sell them, and almost give them away to get rid of them and recover the space they occupy.

@Sylver said in Monitor for less than 90 €.:

Great idea

You're being silly!

Cheers!

[Sylver]

@whoololon said in Monitor for less than 90 €.:

Thanks to both of you for responding.

It's not just for next month (hopefully) it's to be able to buy it as soon as I get paid... and that it lasts long enough.

The second-hand thing just doesn't appeal to me; they are new and come with many chances of going wrong, even more so second-hand.

I understand that it must be difficult to recommend something low-end, but if it's better than a Philips 170C with three dead zones (not pixels, zones the size of a thumb) and the stabilizer broken, it will be music to my ears "der weno".

I found this "der weno" ham on here, which, not being much of a Philips fan, I must say it looks very interesting. Take a look to see.

@Fassou said in Monitor for less than 90 €.:

@whoololon said in Monitor for less than 90 €.:

It's not just for next month (hopefully) it's to be able to buy it as soon as I get paid... and that it lasts long enough.

In addition to having an open mind about TVs (speaking of office use), remember that there are stores that allow you to defer payments, some have a card that charges you at the end of the month, or you can set a maximum monthly amount that is spread over the following months, at no cost.

Many supermarkets like ECI, Alcampo, Carrefour, etc... have these options.

Regarding second-hand, you would be surprised at the number of repair shops, stores (for returns) and individuals who store "less new" TVs and monitors, and would be willing to sell them, and almost give them away to get rid of them and recover the space they occupy.

Absolutely right. I also repudiated the idea until I came across a couple of offers that surprised me. Seeing the products in situ, I learned not to rule out any option until I had checked the possibilities firsthand.

@Fassou said in Monitor for less than 90 €.:

@Sylver said in Monitor for less than 90 €.:

Great idea

You're being cheeky!

Best regards!

Not much man, I'm just being sincere! I must confess that I came in thinking I would have to do a quick search on Amazon and when I read your comment, I had a flashback of that cheap TV. It was something like: "Of course man! Why hadn't I remembered?"

Saludos!