So far I'm loving this monitor. It works very well, and with some tweaking I was able to make the image and brightness come close to my other IPS gaming monitor. The image quality still isn't anything to write home about, but being an IPS panel means it already has great viewing angles and colors, so I can't really complain much about that.
It's working great with Bitwig studio. The touch functionality in Windows 10 feels just as good as any other touch device I've used. At first it was a little weird touching the screen because it feels like a regular monitor, but I got over that pretty quickly, and I definitely prefer the matte finish over a gloss finish. Glare and fingerprints are not an issue.
My biggest gripe is related to the price($300 at the time of writing this review). IPS monitors have gotten much cheaper over the past year. You're paying at least triple the price of a non-touch IPS. I have a hard time believing all the touch hardware raises the price so much when tablets and touchscreen laptops are cheap these days. Now I'm okay with paying so much because it's part of my workstation, but for someone who just wants to use a touch monitor with their computer for convenience, the price probably isn't worth it. I think they should drop it at least $50, and they should also offer a cheaper version that doesn't include the stand. It's a very nice, high-quality monitor stand, but I have mounted VESA stands that I'd rather use.
At the end of the day, the touchscreen works great with Windows 10, the image quality is good enough, and it doesn't look weird or out of place next to my other monitors. If you are okay with the price, then I see no reason not to get it.
| Standing screen display size | 23.8 Inches |
|---|---|
| Screen Resolution | 1920x1080 |
| Max Screen Resolution | 1920X1080 Pixels |
| Number of USB 2.0 Ports | 2 |
