[dabbz]

It's getting really hard to find a solid, reputable brand of screen manufacturers that don't pull this kind of crap. I swore off Samsung screens after their popup ads in phones and TVs. LG was my next choice but this is deterring me even further.

[ChrisRR]

At what points do ads just stop being effective? We're so saturated with them in every part of our life that I wonder when we just stop noticing the contents

[rlam2x51]

What about DELL? The Dell UltraSharp lineup seems to be pretty solid. I am planning to get one once my LG Monitor dies.

[valicord]

Dell does the exact same thinghttps://www.dell.com/support/kbdoc/en-us/000325948/alienware...

[TechPlasma]

I really appreciate that the Dell monitors don't have the stupid proprietary charging bricks. And fairly decent features.

[theandrewbailey]

I thought monitors lost those over 15 years ago, but a few years ago I got a Samsung gaming monitor that happened to come with a brick. Ugh.

[theandrewbailey]

I work at an e-waste recycling company. We get Dell monitors all the time. Their basic office monitors seem fine (~24" 1080p), but all our clients are too cheap to go for the more expensive models.

[vitally3643]

Have to say, I've never been disappointed by a Dell monitor.

[isaachinman]

Dell ultrawide is the way to go!

[dabbz]

Honestly I was more thinking about TVs than monitors but I often forget Dell makes good monitors.

[zuhsetaqi]

What about BenQ?

[microflash]

BenQ is great. Been using a DesignVue for years. It is boring and just works. Doesn’t require any specialized drivers either.

[dafelst]

I am very happy with my BenQ monitors, they are great value and high quality.