is there a possibility of price drop in monitors any time soon ?
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Hi, I am looking for a dual monitor setup for my workstation but recently the monitor prices are inflated is there possibility of the price drop in the near future ?
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should i stick with my current monitor setup ? the only problem is they are losing brightness with each passing month
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Paji any idea how this perform in the long run?
https://www.thexebec.com/products/xebec-tri-sc....
For the ultra rich
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These variants may be handy displays, but may not be a replacement for the hard-core extended display lovers. They are hardly 10" I guess. Most extended monitors are of atleast 19" and higher. The resolution etc parameters are of different league
These cannot be bigger due to the weight it adds to the existing frame, and eventually on the laptop display. Even with the 1kg, I will not be comfortable to put that weight on my laptop display. Although it has a support stand, people hardly use it, or even if used, it may not be sturdy enough to support the entire weight. This eventually puts stress on laptop hinges and other parts.
4k monitors prices are mostly stable.
Only 1080p’s are a huge mess, post first wave.
Which monitor are u looking to buy bro?
i am looking for something reasonable for graphics, video editing and vfx stuff. 1080p 24 inch is fine but i dont mind picking up a 4k if there is significant price drop
As of now I don’t think so. Maybe wait for some sale or card offers.
Not at all. Omicron delayed the price drop. 
I don’t think any kind of respite will be availabe due to chip shortage. It is likely expected to last another year. And by that time the present inflated price may be a normal one.