What would you recommend for daily, heavy use monitor? It'll be used mainly for programming, with breaks for gaming (grpahics GeForce GTX 960 4GB) and good series/films. Important are:Resolution: HD, WUXGA or WQHD (1080p - 1440p)24 - 27 inchGood color quality with evenly distributed back-lightReliable - my current Eizo lit alredy 27000 hours with nothing but one bad pixel, that's the lifespan I'd expectI found Eizo EV2450-BK and Dell U2515H to fit my requirements (that's also price range +/- 100$). What do you think you'd buy?[EDIT]Exact price up to 450$
Monitor for multimedia and programming
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Eizos are pretty much the rolls royce of monitors. They make the best and terribly pricey monitors for graphics professionals and their build quality and warranties kind of match that.That said, my sensible go to brand for monitors is dell. I'm going to suggest an IPS display (for excellent colour quality) and factory caliberation (which means the panel ought to be consistent, and of good quality. 1440p seems to be a happy medium. I'd go with the Dell U2515H in this case.Dell's got excellent build quality as far as their P series monitors go, and like my p2715q, its factory caliberated (which includes checks for consistant brightness, colour quality and so on). It also has an excellent built in stand allowing for a full range of motion (which is awesome!) on vertical height and rotation, as well as some tilt. Its the 'closest' option to your eizo I can think of, and I've generally had great experiences with their monitors