Samsung SyncMaster P2350 LCD Monitor
Aug 17th, 2009 | By DavidManufacturer: Samsung
Today, Samsung is one of the world’s leaders in the field of electronics. Founded in 1938, they have built quite a reputation and earned the trust of their followers, especially in the realms of mobile phones, displays, audio players and household appliances. We have taken a look at quite a number of Samsung products in the past, but today we get a firsthand experience with the new SyncMaster P2350.
Samsung has always been one of the main competitors in the LCD monitor and HDTV market, and the P2350 has a feature set geared towards high definition. With features like full 1920×1080 HD resolution and their Touch of Color styling, will the P2350 be worth the price tag?
Could you please post your calibration settings?
thanks =)
“This 23.6″ monitor is bound to be a good purchase.”
is this a 23.6, or 23 in, display area?
After two days i got a dead pixel (green dot), registered a complaint. Tech ppl said panel has to be changed. After nearly two months still they couldn’t get a panel. Service is very poor.
JAK wrote:
Where did you buy it from? You should have returned it claiming you were not happy with the quality if the monitor.
However, some stores will not accept a return unless there is a certain percentage of failed pixels.
I was able to find a HDMI to DVI-D adapter for $7. This can now be connected to a HDMI cable or a DVI cable (depending on your need) It is good to keep the DVI-D because sometimes I hook up my PC to this monitor. Otherwise, my PS3 is using it.
This isn’t exactly a disadvantage.
I bought a P2350 monitor a couple months ago. Was very satisfied until it began to shut off by itself for no apparent reason. I would not recommend buying this monitor.
We can’t knock the entire line for one or two bad units. How is the colour Gamma? does this unit surpass the quality of the 2 year old XL20? anyone know?
@ Bourdieu:
I received my brand new Samsung P2350 monitor 2 days ago and is disappointed all the time. It shuts of without warning and then you are lucky if you get it on again. Most of the time you can not even get it on. Looks like this is a trend!!!
@ Jacques:
Wow, I’m having the exact same issues with mine!
It was fine for the first few weeks, then the random shutting down began.
I sent it in for repair and two weeks later it came back scratched to hell and the problem resumed within twenty minutes of powering it on!
I’ve sent it in again, although I’m not the least bit optimistic.
Avoiding Samsung products in the future. Their “service” is horrendous.