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What's your favorite display monitor make/model for viewing images and contouring?

Are the Wacom monitors still the best if I use a mouse instead of a stylus?

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What's your favorite display monitor make/model for viewing images and contouring?

Are the Wacom monitors still the best if I use a mouse instead of a stylus?

If you use a mouse, Wacom is not the best. You can get better non–stylus compatible monitors and probably for less money.

The question is if you (or anyone else contouring on the monitor) never uses a stylus.
 
If no need for stylus/touch, 2x Dell U2415 is a nice setup.
 
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If you use a mouse, Wacom is not the best. You can get better non–stylus compatible monitors and probably for less money.

The question is if you (or anyone else contouring on the monitor) never uses a stylus.

The stylus is not mandatory. If a similar price will fetch a Radiology-type monitor with enhanced grayscale discrimination, I could try that too. Any specific recommendations?

Thanks for the solid Dell rec.
 
I‘m a big fan of Eizo monitors, pick up any of their premium models.
The Radiforce series is made for radiology and is very expensive.
They do have some Flexscan models in the 24–27 inch range for less than 1.000 dollars
 
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