Eizo FlexScan EV2795

Expensive for a 1440p27 in screen, but its quality and clutch of useful features make it worth the cash

TIM DANTON

SCORE PRICE £654 (£785 inc VAT) from scan.co.uk Compared to the Philips 279C9 opposite, all the cards appear to be against this 27in Eizo monitor. After all, it has a mere 1440p resolution to the Philips’ 4K whilst costing almost twice as much. Bearing in mind that the 279C9 produced a commendable set of results in our image-quality tests, is there any reason to spend more? The answer is “yes” for several reasons, but whether they’re worth the difference in price will entirely depend on your needs. The first reason will be if you’re searching for a neat dual-monitor setup, because the Eizo offers daisy-chaining via a USB-C output. So you could power your laptop through the Eizo’s USB-C input, connect a second screen via the USB-C output and only require two power…

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