EIZO ColorEdge CS2731

My old Coloredge 240W had reached the end of its life after 15 years. There was no question about what brand of monitor I would replace it with. The Coloredge outlived two Dells and a ViewSonic used as secondary monitors. I am primarily a photographer, book designer/author and dabble in video. The extra screen real estate of this 27 inch monitor was welcome when using In-Design. The detail is superb and colors are right on. It is all you would expect from Eizo. I can't comment on gaming because I just have interest in it. I pair this monitor with a ViewSonic, which has the 709 Rec space for video. The USB ports are great and very conveniently placed on this monitor. I really dislike the controls. I have yet to find a monitor that has a good control setup. I am old school guy who likes knobs and switches over trying to figure out which little tactile button controls what. But we're stuck with that technology, and I suppose Eizo implements it as well as can be expected. Once I had this calibrated, I realized just how far off the old Eizo had drifted during its life. The results were way too red on the old one, using this as a standard. I look forward to many happy hours editing and printing with this monitor, hopefully the last one I'll have to buy. The price is steep, way more than other brands, but the quality is there. It all depends what you value most.

Incredible uniformity, incredible sharpness, phenomenal accurate colors, zero eye fatigue, built like a tank, Japanese ic's for exceptional life like image retention, large built in power supply, 16 bit 1D Lut for smooth color gradation, gorgeous black levels seen on any Ips panel. What else consumer needs. Colornavigator 7 for hardware calibration. Check colors in pictures. The brightness was set to only 88 candela/m2 for pictures, however display is capable of 350cd/m2.

Sono appassionato di informatica da anni ed assemblo PC; non escludo il fotoritocco e monto su Premiere. Posseggo sia questo Eizo CS2731 che il suo 'rivale' Benq CW270c. Costruzione: il Benq, tutto sommato, è un tantino fatto meglio. Ha una grossa base , forse un po' troppo ingombrante, su cui poggia un bellissimo supporto in massiccio metallo che termina con una maniglia da trasporto; la stabilità del monitor è eccezionale e lo schermo praticamente non ha cornici se non quella inferiore ove sono posti i pulsanti di controllo. L'Eizo, ovviamente, è anch'esso ben costruito, ma non vi sono parti in metallo a vista e, comunque, la stabilità è altrettanto ottima, seppur di poco inferiore a quella del Benq. Lo schermo ha cornici più massicce, ma ad alcuni potrebbe piacere. Funzionalità: entrambi i prodotti offrono caratteristiche top, ma l'Eizo, secondo me, è davanti, se non altro per le seguenti due funzioni, di cui il Benq è privo: i tasti di regolazione in basso a destra sono a sfioramento e, soprattutto, se si collegano due PC al monitor, esso ha l'input automatico del segnale; con il Benq, invece, ogni volta si dovrà switchare manualmente. In riferimento alla risoluzione 1440p, forse la scelta più equilibrata per appassionati seri ed anche professionisti, se non esistesse il CS2731 lo SW270c la farebbe da padrone, ma l'Eizo è nettamente superiore su di una caratteristica assai importante: la uniformità di illuminazione dello schermo e la calibrazione decisamente professionale. Il Benq ha nitidezza e colori del tutto paragonabili all'Ezio, ma bisogna essere fortunati ad acquistare un esemplare ben riuscito. Nel mio caso il Benq è senz'altro buono, ma piccole variazioni di luce ai bordi compaiono qua e là; l'Eizo è semplicemente perfetto. Detto questo, Benq ingolosisce per il fatto che viene fornito con tendine paraluce ed un pad esterno per alcune regolazioni 'al volo', nonché per un prezzo leggermente inferiore. In conclusione, tutto sommato non vedo motivi per preferire il Benq SW270c all'Eizo CS2731. Saluti

文句のつけようがないです。 クリエイターとしてもゲーム用としても、色彩が本当に綺麗でストレスフリーです。寧ろ鮮やかさに毎回感動しています。 2年半ほど使用していますが、何の問題もなく快適な環境で過ごせています。 ただデカさとクオリティ故に、大きさと重さには覚悟が必要です。モニターアームも頑丈なもので、取り付けは１回で終われるように。腕が死にます。

There's a lot of different options out there when it comes to choosing a new display for yourself, I think the EIZO is one you'd want to consider if you edit photos or produce video. I thought I'd point out a few of the things that stood out to me while using this over the last few weeks. The Display Right away I was really impressed with the viewing angles here, there's little to no colour shift at all when viewing from different angles. Since I have two displays set up, I view them both slightly off to the side, and it's crazy how much this highlights where my older display is getting things wrong. It's super bright and has amazing screen uniformity across the entire panel. I did notice that when viewing something which is mostly black with the brightness set high, you will start to notice that the black levels aren't so perfect. That said, the screen is so bright that if you have an image on screen that's producing colours, whites, etc, the contrast created makes those blacks look even deeper and hides any light that you might have seen bleed through otherwise. Since this screen has clearly been designed with a focus on productivity, you're going to see your photos and video content exactly how they should be. There's pre-configured settings for optimising your output to get the most from sRGB and Adobe RGB. You can also configure and customise your own colour profile in settings. There's a lot that can be controlled here, including manual control of magenta, red, yellow, greed, cyan and blue colour balance. To get the best out of this screen, you'll need to make sure your system GPU is capable of displaying at 2560x1440, 60hz, 10 or 12 bits per colour (RGB). In Day to Day Use Using this display day to day has been awesome. My older display doesn't have a USB hub built in like this one, so exploring what the built in hub can do has really opened my eyes to how simple it can make things. With USB-C and 60W power delivery and display port over USB-C, I can come home, pop my laptop on the desk and connect just on USB-C connector to my laptop. With that, my laptop is charging, displaying out to the EIZO screen, and the mouse, keyboard, USB ethernet and external HDD I've got connected to the screen are all connected at the same time. That's 1 wire for the entire job. The screen also allows access to the HUB via a standard USB connection. This means if you hook up something through anything other than USB-C, the screen can still share access to the hub. Within the settings, you can change which display mode (HDMI, USB-C etc) has access to and control of the hub at any given time. For example, I have my laptop connected through USB-C, and my PC connected through HDMI with the USB hub connected to it. When I select USB-C on the screen, I'll see the laptop output and the connected devices will connect to and control the laptop. If I switch to HDMI, those devices will be switched over to the PC, and I'll be able to see and control the PC using the same devices, it's great. If you are using primarily storage or other peripherals that you'd rather not have switched over, you can set the EIZO screen so that only one device has access to the hub, and will keep that access regardless of what display input you're viewing. This will let you keep everything connected to your PC while viewing another device. The hub also remains active and will continue to charge the laptop though USB-C while the screen is turned off, and there's a manual power switch under the bottom right hand side of the panel if you'd like to completely power off. Build/Design It's not the most fancy or futuristic looking monitor in the world. It's got bezels, and it's not the thinnest or lightest screen around. The screen it's self was obviously the main focus when designing it, and I'm OK with that. It's quite plain looking, and looks as durable as a screen could look. There's no distracting glossy parts, so it's not going to scratch up like those usually do after a few days. The stand and hinge are great and make it easy to move the screen up and down. It can turn left or right, and you can tilt or rotate the screen to suit your needs as well. There's basic cable management here too, a ring attaches to the back of the flat part the screen sits on, and you can thread cables into it. This will guide the cables left and right whenever you're turning the screen, it's simple but works well. There's 7 buttons on front, including the power button. These are capacitive buttons and will illuminate lightly when the screen is turned on. There is no speakers on this panel. I was quite surprised by that. I know it's not the only screen out there that doesn't have speakers, but at this price point, I feel this is something that should be featured here, even if it's just a couple of flimsy tweeters to get notifications through. I've enjoyed using the EIZO screen this past few weeks and it's changed how I work and interact with my devices day to day. To summarise +The panel looks great, it's bright, and it's able to produce a near exact representation of what is intended by the source. +USB Hub functionality is outstanding and is implemented perfectly, making it super easy to come and go, and to have multiple devices connected to the same accessories. +Easy navigation of settings, and lot's of control over gamma, gamut and colour balance for creators. -No speakers built in -Not the slimmest or prettiest design in the world. -Price point puts it in a category where things are extremely competitive, the display panel may hold up against the competition, but the design makes it hard for the EIZO to stand out Hope this is helpful

Als Photojournalist ist ein kalibrierbarer Bildschirm unabdingbar. Der EIZO lässt sich mit dem Messgerät (Zubehör) einfach und schnell einstellen. Der Bildschirm hat einen schönen schlanken Rahmen, sodass er, trotz großer Fläche, nicht allzu viel Platz auf dem Schreibtisch braucht. Die Oberfläche ist so gut, dass man auf die Blende verzichten kann – Spiegelungen sind auch so nicht zu sehen. (Bei direkter Sonneneinstrahlung empfiehlt es sich ohnehin, die Läden oder Vorhänge zuschließen. Bei meinem alten Quato hat hier auch die Sonnenblende nicht geholfen.) Der EIZO lässt sich mit meinem MacBook Pro M1 Max wunderbar einfach über USB – C verbinden und wird problemlos und in der richtigen Auflösung erkannt. Auch als Hub funktioniert er einwandfrei. Die Einstellung der Höhe und der Neigung funktioniert schnell und zuverlässig. Auch mit knapp 1,90 m kann man den Bildschirm weit genug nach oben fahren. Die Helligkeitsverteilung ist sehr gleichmäßig, Pixelfehler sind keine zu erkennen. Der Farbraum ist auch für Adobe RGB absolut ausreichend. Geräusche gibt der Monitor keine von sich (sein Vorgänger hatte immer ein leichtes Surren erzeugt). Für mich ist die Auflösung optimal – 4K würde ich für die Bildbearbeitung weder brauchen noch wollen. Ohne hin sind die Schriften bei Photoshop (IPTC, zum Beispiel) recht klein. Ich arbeite jeden Tag am und mit dem EIZO so und bin rund um zufrieden! Die Lieferung von Amazon funktionierte schnell, zuverlässig und sicher.

Una calidad excepcional de imagen. Colores increíbles e una uniformidad perfecta. No hay variaciones del punto blanco a lo largo de la pantalla. No me esperaba que me fuese a gustar tanto. Ahora tengo el monitor que siempre he estado buscando. Eizo ha ganado un cliente de por vida.