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I never understood why Samsung highly prioritized manufacturing curved panels but at that size, I'd watch out for colour shift with the viewing angles.
the curved monitors are touted to compliment natural curvature of the eyes...
As those are quite a bit pricey, especially for being 1080p
1080p is fine for around 21-25 inches, but for larger, it would be best (if your hardware specs are suitable) to go towards 1440p
http://www.lazada.com.ph/tiemu-t3206-144hz-led-gaming-monitor-32-black-12057614.html
Google > TIEMU T3206
for more info, reviews, etc. Seems quite decent given the pricing.
i agree with the price ~16000php, the provided hdmi/dsub/dvi video inputs are a plus but i think
32" is too much...
i will research further from physical stores (preferred) and lazada online (already ordered a few items from lazada before) before plunging...
Colour shift is a popular defect with TN panels where the colour changes and degrades with the viewing angles.