That is indeed good but I am not sure what's the catch here because 6bits+frc producing 99% of srgb in my opinion involves some trade-off but where I am not sure. In any case my point was that it is not like this is the only monitor to get even if availability is not good currently.
I don't know about you but I have used a 32" LED tv as screen for watching movies & tv series in good quality 1080p & I would never go back to watching such video content on anything smaller. In fact in my opinion one should have a small 22/24" screen for general usage as pc monitor & at least a 32" screen for watching movies & tv series.
I think @Nerevarine bought some table side fix stand for monitor.
Nobody buys monitor for speakers.
Use a VESA supported desk mount with adjustable height. Monitor needs to be compatible with VESA standards.
I have nothing else to say when you prioritize speakers in a monitor. Since it is a desktop, get external speakers, I'll bet that ₹500 speakers will sound better than those in-built speakers.
Those stuff are called TVs. Monitors exist because they are meant to prioritize on display quality, cheap TVs aren't necessarily better than similar priced monitor, people use monitors for professional work. But for a general consumer, if the size isn't a concern, TV is better for media consumption.
Complete package is fine for a holiday tour but not cases like these. You buy monitor to watch display output & you need speakers to listen to the sound. What's the point in watching a full HD video on a good quality screen with poor sound or watching on a poor screen with good sound unless you prefer one over other.
Actually that is called marketing, introduce new models with some extra features just to set apart your brand from competitors. There are people who buy 5k monitors with TN panel & still happy with it & there are people complaining about picture quality & colour reproduction on a 1 lakh+ LED tv. It all depends on you, if you are ok with lesser picture quality at the cost of a bit increased audio quality then no issue as it is you who is going to see & hear so your choice matters & not others'.
+1
Hence was debating
Speakers need space and OEMs prioritize using good panels in as little space as possible for bezel-less appeal.
I have the LG mp88Hv-bought it last year from amazon.Let me tell you that while its display quality is pretty good,its speakers sound absolutely awful,even at the highest possible volume!Absolutely ! People here were just trying to Push their Philosophy that it is criminal to listen to the in-built Speakers in a Monitor and how Monitors are only used or viewing
I appreciate your so many words focused solely on me but I do regularly mention my knowledge as "nothing compared to real experts"(you can search my posts) & I think you misunderstood @quicky008 intention(aka missing the forest for the trees). When he said "industry" it probably means "here/forum/discussions about pc components" & not like I work in Audio/Video Industry with some formal background.
Well the whole point of colours & audio being subjective is that only,isn't it. If someone finds dell U2419C colours washed out compared to LG 24MP88HV then that does not mean you will also find the same.e.g.someone who prefers vivid colours with enhanced contrast will find natural colours(as per source content) washed out but not someone who prefers natural colours.
If you are willing to bet on model similarity then as per this the dell U2419HC should have an avg Delta E value of less than 2(lower the value better is the colour calibration)There is something called as Industry Standard Colour Calibration ? Acceptance ? A Day is Day for everyone and Night is Night for everyone. You cannot say a Day is what one perceives and could be night for other person
Don't waste your time, some aren't worth it. Unless they learn from mistakes themselves, they won't learn. So who are we to stop them since it doesn't affect us in any way at all.
