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[AT] Nixeus NX-VUE27D : A 27" $450 WQHD (2560x1440) IPS LED DP-Only Monitor

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Nixeus Vue 27" IPS LED 2560x1440 DisplayPort Monitor (NX-VUE27D)

Looks like Nixeus is releasing a new single input monitor - DisplayPort only

SOURCE: AnandTech


Picture Source: Nixeus' Facebook


Picture Source: AnandTech

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Claimed Specifications (from AnandTech):

27" IPS LED Backlight Display Monitor
■ 2560 x 1440 WQHD
■ Compatible with Thunderbolt and DisplayPort output devices
■ 16.7 million True Colors
■ 100% sRGB Color Gamut
■ VESA Mounts 3.937" x 3.937" (100mm x 100mm)
■ Height Adjustable Base Stand with Tilt, Swivel and 90° Pivot
■ Edge to Edge Plasma Infused Glass to reduce reflection
■ Thin Bezel Design
■ 2 Year Limited Warranty
■ Brightness: 380cd/m2
■ Native Contrast Ratio: 1000:1
■ Viewing Angles:178° horizontal/178° vertical
■ Refresh Rate: 60Hz
■ Response Time: 6ms (Gray to Gray)
■ Pixel Pitch:0.233mm
■ Input Port: DisplayPort
■ Power Consumption:72 watts
■ Accessories included: Mini-DisplayPort to DisplayPort cable (for compatibility with Mac, Macbooks, and Thunderbolt devices), DisplayPort cable, Quick Set-up guide and external power supply (North America)
 
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So this is just like all the other korean panel 1440p monitors except it cost $100 more and has DP?

Or am I missing something?
 
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I can almost guarantee it won't overclock much unless you spend the money on an overlord PCB
 
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Originally Posted by anticommon View Post

So this is just like all the other korean panel 1440p monitors except it cost $100 more and has DP?

Or am I missing something?
From multi version that I bought last year - the box says "Designed in USA and made in China" so I think its not made in Korea or a Korean re-brand. This new model comes with a two year warranty.
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Originally Posted by Sunreeper View Post

I can almost guarantee it won't overclock much unless you spend the money on an overlord PCB
I doubt it can overlock... those PCBs are only for DVI models and only work on some panels. It looks like this Vue is using a thinner panel with edge to edge glass.
 
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Hi everyone,

Thank-you for the posts and comments. I am here to answer any questions or if anyone needs clarification regarding the NX-VUE27D.

A few things to note:

Our monitors are designed in the USA and assembled/made in China, not in Korea.

The LG panels we use are A and A+ Grade, which costs a premium because we actually test every panel ourselves to make sure that each production batch meets those panel grades.

Our pixel policy is no more than 3 bright or 3 dark pixel anomalies - if more than 3 pixels anomalies develop during the 2 year warranty we will repair/replace your monitor. This policy meets or exceeds ISO standards that our counterparts adhere to.

The NX-VUE27D includes a 2 year warranty.
 
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Originally Posted by Peter Nixeus View Post

Hi everyone,

Thank-you for the posts and comments. I am here to answer any questions or if anyone needs clarification regarding the NX-VUE27D.

A few things to note:

Our monitors are designed in the USA and assembled/made in China, not in Korea.

The LG panels we use are A and A+ Grade, which costs a premium because we actually test every panel ourselves to make sure that each production batch meets those panel grades.

Our pixel policy is no more than 3 bright or 3 dark pixel anomalies - if more than 3 pixels anomalies develop during the 2 year warranty we will repair/replace your monitor. This policy meets or exceeds ISO standards that our counterparts adhere to.

The NX-VUE27D includes a 2 year warranty.
I get that the monitor is designed in America but they use the same panels so besides the shell the warranty and the panel controll what is the difference?
 
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Doesn't it being an LG panel in fact make it Korean? Or I guess there is a factory in China that LG produces these at?
 
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Originally Posted by maarten12100 View Post

I get that the monitor is designed in America but they use the same panels so besides the shell the warranty and the panel controll what is the difference?
Thank-you for the comment and question.

The main board is programmed to our specification and features only a DisplayPort input. The NX-VUE27D includes two type of DisplayPort Cables so it works with Thunderbolt and DisplayPort devices right out of the box with no need for additional adapters or converters:

Mini-DisplayPort to DisplayPort cable for Mac and Thunderbolt devices.

DisplayPort to DisplayPort Cable for PC/Laptop devices with DisplayPort output.

We also included a Height Adjustable stand that can swivel and pivot 90 degrees to portrait mode:



 
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Originally Posted by Wildcard36qs View Post

Doesn't it being an LG panel in fact make it Korean? Or I guess there is a factory in China that LG produces these at?
Thank-you for the comment and question

Apple, Dell, and NEC uses LG panels

Asus and Viewsonic uses LG and Samsung panels

All of the above source parts from all over the world and assembles/make their products in factories in China just like us. I think for our monitors, we are currently using LG panels and some of our control boards are from Taiwan.
 
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Originally Posted by GermanyChris View Post

any plans for 16:10?

I'm clutching on to my 30" ACD because folks seem to think 16:9 is better.
Thank-you for the question.

At the moment, our only 16:10 monitor is the Nixeus Vue 30" IPS WQXGA 2560x1600 Monitor (NX-VUE30) which was released this past June.
 
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Originally Posted by Peter Nixeus View Post

At the moment, our only 16:10 monitor is the Nixeus Vue 30" IPS WQXGA 2560x1600 Monitor (NX-VUE30) which was released this past June.
That display costs about as much as I could sell mine for. Whats it's power usage look like I can't seem to find it on your site nor Amazon?
 
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Originally Posted by GermanyChris View Post

That display costs about as much as I could sell mine for. Whats it's power usage look like I can't seem to find it on your site nor Amazon?
■ Power Consumption:72 watts

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Originally Posted by Peter Nixeus View Post

Thank-you for the comment and question.

The main board is programmed to our specification and features only a DisplayPort input. The NX-VUE27D includes two type of DisplayPort Cables so it works with Thunderbolt and DisplayPort devices right out of the box with no need for additional adapters or converters:

Mini-DisplayPort to DisplayPort cable for Mac and Thunderbolt devices.

DisplayPort to DisplayPort Cable for PC/Laptop devices with DisplayPort output.

We also included a Height Adjustable stand that can swivel and pivot 90 degrees to portrait mode:



Is there angle adjustment?
 
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Originally Posted by GermanyChris View Post

That display costs about as much as I could sell mine for. Whats it's power usage look like I can't seem to find it on your site nor Amazon?
Thank-you for the comment and question.

The NX-VUE30's MSRP is $699 USD but from my understanding demand may have caused prices to raise temporarily.

The rated power wattage is about 135 watts. The NX-VUE30 uses CCFL and features a wide color gamut.
 
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Originally Posted by DuckieHo View Post

■ Power Consumption:72 watts
Is there angle adjustment?
Thank-you for that question

Yes, the NX-VUE27D has forward and back tilt up to 15 degrees.
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Originally Posted by GermanyChris View Post

At what brightness?

Sleep usage?
Thank-you for that question. From my understand the NX-VUE27D's wattage may have minor deviations depending on panel batch, power supply model and board suppliers, but it was tested at about 350cd/m2

For sleep usage I do not have the answer to that at this moment but will update this post when I do.
 
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