Iiyama ProLite E2208HDS Full HD 22in LCD - Exclusive Comments
| Author | Andy Vandervell |
| Published | 30th Oct 2008 |
| Manufacturer | Iiyama |
| Supplier | dabs.com |
| Price | £125.86 (Exc VAT) |
| as reviewed | £144.74 (Inc VAT) |
| Latest Price | Click here |
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Comments for Iiyama ProLite E2208HDS Full HD 22in LCD - Exclusive
whybother said on 30th October 2008
Andy said on 30th October 2008
No, afraid not but then if you're thinking about games consoles you don't really need it, since the native resolution is already a pixel for pixel match of 1080p. :)
Williamn said on 30th October 2008
Bring on a 24" one for £200 and the credit card might have to come out...
Richard James said on 30th October 2008
Watch this space on a 16:9 24" for <£200.00. Warm that Credit Card up for Early January; and watch Trusted Reviews as they will get a unit for review early December. RJ at iiyama
Ozgun said on 30th October 2008
You can buy NEW 24" 16:9 Dell monitor from directly dell for £199 including V.A.T and delivery. Model number is S2409W.
Jay said on 30th October 2008
@Ozgun: can u tell me how to get it for £199 it's showing £248.99 when I go to the dell page
Ozgun said on 30th October 2008
Well,it was still £199 when I checked a few days ago. That means they increased the price. Unlucky you are.
David Bennington said on 31st October 2008
MicroDirect have the Dell for £215 inc. vat and basic delivery (in stock).
Plastic Gnome said on 17th November 2008
Having bought one, I'm a little concerned I can't get it to work properly at 1920x1080 with my mac (an older powerPC based mac mini).
If I use the mac's dvi to dsub adaptor the resulting screen is *sometimes* shifted so far right that even using h position adjustment it can't be pulled far enough across to display the full screen. When it isn't shifted, it looks good. My method to reset is switch resolutions and then switch back but this sometimes leaves you with a blank screen.
Abandoning the adaptor and trying to connect via dvi cable (provided) if the screen appears at all it's all over the place and the monitor pops up a blue warning "Nonpreset mode !" and then blacks out completely. Using the mac's display prefs to select 1600x1200 produces a stable, if slightly fuzzy, screen but it's not what I want.
I can't tell if the fault lies with the mac, the monitor or my own naivete for just assuming it would work.
In general, the impression is that the build quality is far inferior to the Iiyama Prolite E430T I thought I was upgrading from.
ChrisRyan said on 18th November 2008
Just this second powered this monitor up after getting it a few minutes ago.
Thank you Trusted Reviews, this is an absolute gem for the money. I came from Hyundai Q17 (yes, that old beast LOL) and this certainly demonstrates how the market has moved on so much in recent years. That old Hyundai cost me £380, this at £160 from Dabs wipes the floor with it completely. Lovely quality screen, no dead pixels that I can find.
Plastic Gnome, I will try my G4 mac mini in a moment and let you know how I get on via DVI.
ChrisRyan said on 18th November 2008
On the Mac Mini (G4 - 1.33) it worked just as well as on the PC via direct DVI connection. OSX set the video mode with no issues to 1920x1080 and all looked lovely and crisp.
Malcolm Goy said on 6th January 2009
Can any one help??? I'm thinking about the E2208HDS - I'm a photograher - is it that bad with greys on black and can I disable the on board speakers? my desk top speakers are OK. Many thanks...Malcolm Goy
FSHero said on 31st March 2009
I know the review says this monitor has an "entirely matte black plastic finish", but is the actual viewing area glossy or matte? If matte... then I will 100% buy it!!
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does it support 1:1 pixel mapping?