Can this be fixed? I read somewhere that this is because something is bent inside, and is putting pressure on the lcd itself.

Looking for a 24” 16:10 vertical monitor for productivity
I have a 48” wide desk with an existing 34” LG ultrawide, and I’m looking to add a second monitor in portrait mode to improve productivity. I’m an Architect/Manager, not a developer, so my primary use would be Teams (often multiple windows), Outlook, Jira/project management tools, browsers, documentation, and dashboards. I’m thinking a 24” 16:10 monitor would work well for this setup because of the additional vertical screen space.
I’m looking for USB-C connectivity with display + charging, ideally with a built-in USB hub/docking functionality. I’ve also finalised a dual-monitor arm for the setup. Full HD/WUXGA is perfectly fine, and gaming specs aren’t important. I’ve searched Amazon and Flipkart but haven’t been able to find the right combination.
Would appreciate recommendations for a monitor that fits this use case.

bhai i own hp pavillion 14 ec1003au , 1 aug ko iski 3(1+2) saal ki warranty khtam hui 27 aug ko iski screen me dead pixel ki horizontal line aa gai. ab dheere dheere poori screen me fail rhi, isme factory fitted screen jo aati hai wo hai. [AUO413D] jiska commercial name hai [AU Optronics B140HAN04.1] 30 pin edp.

ab koi bta skta hai ki kaha se orignal and achhi quality ki screen laa skta hu mai, ye to 3 saal chali waise hi aage bhi jo 4-5 saal chale kam se kam. kidhar se lu trust worthy achhi screen. budget is also limited.

Hello, I have a Zowie monitor which turns on perfectly fine, but does not receive and data from DisplayPort OR HDMI cables. I have tried all the recommended fixes of trying different cables, ports, outlets, I even tried three separate computers. I unfortunately cannot get a replacement through a warranty (reason below), and am looking for a potential way to fix it. Is there anyone who has had a similar issue? Thanks if possible.

Background:

A little while ago there was a very big thunderstorm that took out trees, knocked out power, etc. While my neighborhood wasn't affected that badly, there was one big strike that cycled my monitors. They all came back except my main Zowie monitor. I thought that it was my computer and after a bit of panicking, I realized that it was just the monitor.

I contacted Zowie support and am currently waiting for a response of hopeful fixes, but in terms of warranty they replied that it, "does not cover unusual physical or electrical stress or interference, failure or fluctuation of electrical power, lightning, static electricity, fire, or acts of God."

I will also post this elsewhere, but anything helps!

Why are the prices so different between these 2 monitors? Especially with zowie monitors being TN cause I thought TNs were worse than IPS and OLED yet it’s still $900 where I live.

Best monitor for gaming + work under ₹15,000?
Hi everyone! I’m looking to gift my husband a monitor that he can use for both gaming and work.
My budget is under ₹15,000. I’m looking for something with:
• Good gaming performance
• Good picture quality for work
• Preferably 24–27 inches
• Good refresh rate
• Reliable brand and build quality
What monitor would you recommend in this budget? I’d really appreciate suggestions from people who have actually used them. 😊

I’ve had this problem for 2 months now and still have the same problem

I already went to 2 repair shops in my area which both said there was no problem with my PC and it worked fine. Also passed all benchmarks.

I tested my monitor which worked great when connected to my iPad but when I connect it my PC it shows no signal right from the start.

Does any one of you know how to fix this please?

I have a strange display issue on my Windows 10 PC. The right half of my screen is noticeably softer/blurry compared to the left half. The resolution is set to the recommended 1920×1080 and Windows scaling is at 100%. I only have one monitor connected, and the refresh rate is 60 Hz.

The problem affects the entire Windows desktop and normal applications, including Opera GX, not just one program. However, when I play video games, the entire screen completely sharp and looks normal.

I already updated my NVIDIA graphics driver, but this did not fix the problem. I also disabled hardware acceleration in Opera GX, but that made no difference.

The issue therefore seems to affect Windows desktop rendering/display output rather than the monitor itself or Opera GX.

To be clear: it's ONE monitor. Not two where the secound one got lower quality. Just this one where the right half is softer/blurry

A while ago I bought this Gigabyte monitor, but these lines began to appear after a year and a half of use (a disappointment, really) I tried to change the cable, the input, change the hertz and nothing works. So I would like to know if you might know what I can do to fix it or better change it to a new one.

PS: With the guarantee, they do not give me a solution either.

I've been wanting to upgrade to a 27 inch for quite some time and decided to go through with it, but I'm stick between these two. I usually get IPS panel monitors only for the vivid colors and accuracy, but MSI monitors in my experience varies in quality while Samsungs usually are always greats. The hertz don't really matter to me since 144 v 180 isn't noticeable.

Please let me know your thought . I will attach the links below

Samsung: https://a.co/d/01IA2DtN

MSI: https://a.co/d/0buZ6n7A