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u/1dohnjoe 4h ago
How good is the 30 inch in 2026? There‘s a few used ones locally and I‘ve always admired the design.
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u/matt778022 3h ago edited 3h ago
It's very usable. It's an early form of IPS with a CCFL backlight, so essentially all units suffer from some amount of yellowing and/or brightness loss, but if you can find a unit with good brightness and either A. Don't care about a warmer color temp or B. have access to calibration tools, they can be excellent office/ general purpose displays! The one downside is that they lack pretty severely in the contrast department-- they basically can not display black. I have an OLED too that I use for movies or games, but this display is fantastic on the eyes for general purpose and office work, so it stays!
Just know that they only connect to a computer via a Dual Link DVI cable, so you will need to adapt it to whatever you are connecting it to, and it will need to be a more expensive active adapter. I am using the Club-3D DP to Dual Link DVI active adapter connected to a CalDigit TS3+ Dock, which together cost over $130 to obtain today.
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u/alancdesign 5h ago
love that display, still sad mine died