Samsung S19B150N (19 inch) LED Monitor for £59.99 Delivered @ CCLOnline

Syzable[mod]found 1 year, 3 days ago

Great price for this monitor. Deal of the Day price and includes free delivery.

Samsung S19B150N (19 inch) LED Monitor 600:1 200cd/m2 1366x768 5ms VGA (High Glossy Black).
Main Features:

See a more dramatic picture with great contrast
Be more efficient with brightness adjustment
Attractive glossy black design fits any surroundings
Adjust monitor tilt for comfort and better posture

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DazzyB1 year, 3 days ago #1 Show comment toolsReply
Wouldn't the 21in DELL work out to about the same price with a trade-in?
mightyken1 year, 3 days ago #2 Show comment toolsReply
I would have bought this if it can be viewed vertically..

Edited By: mightyken on Jun 16, 2012 13:08
Mrjimmy1 year, 3 days ago #3 Show comment toolsReply
On the website it says save £5...... Not much of a saving

Or is the price you're saving on a good price anyway
intranix1 year, 3 days ago #4 Show comment toolsReply
Nice price, but the resolution is too low.
t3s1 year, 3 days ago #5 Show comment toolsReply
Shame there's no DVI. Heat as it may be of use to someone else. :)
fbiroylindell1 year, 3 days ago #6 Show comment toolsReply
Meh. Poor resolution and brightness but the price does make up for it, I guess.
plewis001 year, 3 days ago2 Likes #7 Show comment toolsReply
It's worth paying about £20-25 more for a bigger 21.5" monitor with 1920 x 1080 resolution (full HD/1080p). Honestly, such a tiny saving is just false economy.

In case anyone is asking for an example:
http://www.ebuyer.com/370651-lg-e2242c-bn-led-lcd-21-5-vga-monitor-e2242c-bn

Or if you just must have DVI then:
http://www.ebuyer.com/275767-acer-v223hqvbd-lcd-tft-21-5-dvi-d-monitor-et-wv3he-021
Paradoxine1 year, 3 days ago #8 Show comment toolsReply
Why not just save up an extra 40 squid and actually get a decent monitor? *Sigh* I just don't understand some people.
coerce861 year, 3 days ago #9 Show comment toolsReply
i prefer the dell deal over this, but this is a decent budget-price LED monitor (Vga input is the only thing that would put me off)
conor1471 year, 3 days ago #10 Show comment toolsReply
Paradoxine
Why not just save up an extra 40 squid and actually get a decent monitor? *Sigh* I just don't understand some people.

or using computers, it would seem.

2 of these complimenting a 1080p monitor makes a good eyefinity setup.
piginabox1 year, 3 days ago1 Like #11 Show comment toolsReply
Paradoxine
Why not just save up an extra 40 squid and actually get a decent monitor? *Sigh* I just don't understand some people.

Step 1. Use a calculator to work out the answer to £40 / (£40+£59.99)
Step 2. Apply logic
Step 3. Post apology
or
Step 1. Use a calculator to work out the answer to £40 / (£40+£59.99)
Step 2. I got 0.0002334 as the answer. How does this thing work?
Step 3. Post ignorant and abusive comment
conor1471 year, 3 days ago #12 Show comment toolsReply
piginabox

Paradoxine
Why not just save up an extra 40 squid and actually get a decent monitor? *Sigh* I just don't understand some people.

Step 1. Use a calculator to work out the answer to £40 / (£40+£59.99)
Step 2. Apply logic
Step 3. Post apology
or
Step 1. Use a calculator to work out the answer to £40 / (£40+£59.99)
Step 2. I got 0.0002334 as the answer. How does this thing work?
Step 3. Post ignorant and abusive comment

i mostly agree with your post but would object on the grounds that there are more factors than just price to consider when buying something...

there was enough wrong with his post for ridiculing without being a dumbass as well.
Stimmt1 year, 3 days ago #13 Show comment toolsReply
t3s
Shame there's no DVI. Heat as it may be of use to someone else. :)

I posted one yesterday (a Philips 18.5") that has DVI which may be a better bet for you:

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/philips-196v3lsb-18-5-dvi-monitor-just-62-99-including-delivery-ebuyer-1243890#post14764998
t3s1 year, 3 days ago #14 Show comment toolsReply
plewis00
It's worth paying about £20-25 more for a bigger 21.5" monitor with 1920 x 1080 resolution (full HD/1080p)

But isn't it a bit pointless getting a higher resolution monitor when there's no digital input to display it properly/at it's best? The DVI one is a much better deal.
MrPuddington1 year, 3 days ago1 Like #15 Show comment toolsReply
plewis00
It's worth paying about £20-25 more for a bigger 21.5" monitor with 1920 x 1080 resolution (full HD/1080p). Honestly, such a tiny saving is just false economy.
Absolutely. We had a deal here for a 23" Full HD monitor under 80 pounds. Ok, it is not the greatest, and these deals are rare, but shows that you can get a decent monitor for very little more.

This deal is just not worth it, unless you have very limited space on your desk. And even then you may be better off with a used 17" monitor.
piginabox1 year, 3 days ago #16 Show comment toolsReply
mightyken
I would have bought this if it can be viewed vertically..

Can't you just force the orientation in your video output or has your comment gone over my head?
Zoomster1 year, 3 days ago #17 Show comment toolsReply
Got mine from these guys back in April for £63 and picked it up as they are only down the road.
Not a one off deal of the day price but their regular price...

http://www.ballicom.co.uk/audio-visual/monitors/19-inch-tft/samsung-syncmaster--185.p773267.html

If you're local to Cov and don't want to wait for it to be delivered, it's an option.

Monitor itself is fine. I have it hooked up to the Accounting PC and, for the money, it does the job just fine.
Paradoxine1 year, 3 days ago3 Likes #18 Show comment toolsReply
piginabox

Paradoxine
Why not just save up an extra 40 squid and actually get a decent monitor? *Sigh* I just don't understand some people.

Step 1. Use a calculator to work out the answer to £40 / (£40+£59.99)
Step 2. Apply logic
Step 3. Post apology
or
Step 1. Use a calculator to work out the answer to £40 / (£40+£59.99)
Step 2. I got 0.0002334 as the answer. How does this thing work?
Step 3. Post ignorant and abusive comment

Why would I apologise? My point still stands. Throwing some ratio's in my face won't change my opinion. I could just as easily pay £5 for a pair of terrible headphones, then post a deal for £15 for some absolutely great one's, then according to the 'ratio' logic, It still makes sense to go for the terrible headphones. It's called a price floor, below which, any saving's at the cost of quality/performance don't really make sense. Look, If you REALLY N.E.E.D a monitor and ONLY have £60, then fine, but realistically 90% of the people browsing on here, I would guess, have more disposable income than that to play with. Just look at the heat on the SSD deal's we've been getting lately. I wouldn't have said what I said If I didn't believe the monitor is one of the last thing's It's worth skimping on.
Chewyone1 year, 3 days ago #19 Show comment toolsReply
Let me just settle this with a convincing argument. Some people cannot afford to spend £20 extra. Some people want a cheap monitor and can't give two monkeys about the resolution. Some people just want to see something on their screen for a cheap price.

Hot deal.
Hudson921 year, 3 days ago #20 Show comment toolsReply
tbh theres a purpose to these, for me personally i need a second monitor just a basic cheap ass one for TEXT im a programmer, i have a main display for any graphics and i always run out of space, been eyeing up a few monitors but still waiting :D.

If i was going to buy one now id say the £20 and put it towards a third monitor.