ThinkVision P32u-10 32 Inch Wide UHD 4k
Hey guys, I'm looking for a decent 32in 4k monitor and someone pointed this p32u Lenovo model. The price is a bit steep, is there an equivalent monitor without usb-c in the range of 400-500 bux? Thanks
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Not really. That monitor is expensive because it's color calibrated IPS.
You can move a step down to the T32p-20 if you don't need professional color calibration. It still retains IPS and the adjustable stand.
Two steps down and you try cheaper 4K monitors from LG or Samsung for instance. Those won't have adjustable stands and use cheaper VA panels.
You can move a step down to the T32p-20 if you don't need professional color calibration. It still retains IPS and the adjustable stand.
Two steps down and you try cheaper 4K monitors from LG or Samsung for instance. Those won't have adjustable stands and use cheaper VA panels.
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You didn't say what you're gonna use it for so if you just want 32" and 4K, this Samsung-U32J590 seems to be the least expensive at $400: https://www.amazon.ca/Samsung-U32J590-3 ... 07CS3JGPC/.
The P32u-10 is the cheapest 32" 4K AbodeRGB at the moment for $870 plus 12% Rakuten. The P32p-20 is cheaper at $750 but sRGB only. Both are not up to pro grade quality but very good price.
I don't see the T32p-20 anymore, probably replaced by the P32p-20.
The P32u-10 is the cheapest 32" 4K AbodeRGB at the moment for $870 plus 12% Rakuten. The P32p-20 is cheaper at $750 but sRGB only. Both are not up to pro grade quality but very good price.
I don't see the T32p-20 anymore, probably replaced by the P32p-20.
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