F270i Pro Review

cpugeek21

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It's been around 3 months since the Prism+ F270i Pro was released. Would like to hear from anyone who has bought it. How is it? Is it worth it for the price?

I'm sure most people who have done research regarding the monitors would know that the closest competitor in terms of specs would be the Acer VG271U P. Anyone who has bought both, and would be able to give a comparison?

Thanks!
 

Xeroze

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I've gotten one recently, and there's a few common complains that i've heard:
1. When mounting the monitor stand the back mount will have to go at some weird angle. As long as u screw the two screw in properly (just screw one in and then the other, then tighten both), it'll fit in for most part in my case.
2. Backlight bleed/ips bleed or whatever you call it. Basically dif u running at like full brightness in black/dark image in dark room it'll be rather visible. I tend to put brightness at like 20-30% and have some degree of lighting in my room so i cant tell for most parts.
3. They give a HDMI cable that is damn short instead of a displayport cable. Had to dig out some old cable i had which has some possible issues (see below)

Recently got some situation where the screen turn off for like 0.5s then turn on again. But i dont think is screen because i'm using some lousy HDMI cable that has issues with contact. If i turn the hdmi cable somewhat a bit it'll black screen and then i turn a bit it'll come back. But sometimes the screen will flicker even if i dont touch the cable directly. Might be me hitting table/typing too hard. Or is the screen. Anyway doesnt happen very often. Once or twice in like a day at most.
 

hackorian

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Just received it yesterday and it is good. Worth the price.
Now still trying to calibrate to get the optimized setting.
 
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