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Samsung SyncMaster BX2250


$250.00 Released June, 2010

Product Shot 1 The Pros:Great picture quality and looks.

The Samsung SyncMaster BX2250 is one of two LED backlit, 1080p monitors (BX2235, BX2250) released in summer 2010 as smaller counterparts to the SyncMaster BX2335 and BX2350 models. As an upgrade over its peer (the BX2235), the 21.5” Samsung BX2250 sacrifices DVI connectivity for D-Sub (VGA) and HDMI connectivity instead.

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Plus it adds along a Magic Eco Return function that allows a user running dual monitors to switch one off and have the content automatically switch over to the remaining display. Otherwise a duplicate, it took offers a full 1080p resolution along a 2ms response time and with a 5,000,000:1 contrast ratio.

Features

  • LED Backlit Monitor
  • Touch of Color Design
  • Full 1080p HD Resolution
  • Fast Response Time
  • High Contrast Ratio
  • Magic-Eco Function
  • Magic-Angle Technology
  • Magic Bright Optimization
  • Magic Eco Return Function
  • D-Sub/HDMI Connectivity

Specifications

  • Size: 21.5”
  • Dynamic Contrast: 5M:1
  • Resolution: 1080p
  • Response: 2ms
  • Angles: 170/160
  • Connector: D-Sub, HDMI

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    great picture quality and looks

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GAGAN
GAGAN: #samsung_syncmaster_bx2250 I WANT TO PURCHASE LG E2260V LED MONITOR,so is this the good option to purchase this product or should i purchase SAMSUNG BX2250 LED HELP ME GUYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Sep 9, 11
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Anonymous: #samsung_syncmaster_bx2250 i am planning to buy, is it worth it? ill use it for xbox 360 gaming, some say its too bright Dec 13, 10
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  • Omar

    Omar: I think the brightness would be an issue if you're sitting really close to it. I had a Samsung monitor for work and did find the brightness pretty intense for staring at it 8+ hours a day. However, if you're sitting back playing 360 games, then the extra brightness would actually be a good thing. Make it easier to see, particularly in the daytime. Dec 13, 10

  • Yale

    Yale: yeah, it depends where you have it. If you have a very bright room with big windows and lots of daylight, or very bright lights, your eyes would be fine, and actually prefer a very bright monitor. Otherwise you'd be straining them in a dark, or with low output lighting - even if it seems bright enough in the room. Still I would think this monitor had brightness control haha. I guess that doesn't always work, currently use my 2209WA at 0 brightness, and it's *just* right - any higher and I'd have strain. Dec 13, 10

Anonymous
Anonymous: #samsung_syncmaster_bx2250 i own this product and i can say awesome because of its picture quality and looks Nov 4, 10
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Disgusted Customer
Disgusted Customer: #samsung_syncmaster_bx2250 DON'T BUY SAMSUNG MONITORS. ZERO BRIGHTNESS MEANS VERY BRIGHT. MY EYES HURTS EVERYTIME I USE THIS MONITOR. wITH MY PREVIOUS MONITOR, ZERO BRIGHTNESS MEANS BLACK. WITH THIS PRODUCT, IT IS STILL WHITE. Sep 24, 10
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