NEC Multisync LCD-90UXI Series Monitor (19",20",21")

100% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Excellent viewing angle ; Adjustable stand ; Beautiful colors

Expensive

Excellent color quality. Good viewing angle. Generous warranty.

Very expensive. Mediocre analog performance.

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Beautiful colors; excellent viewing angle; adjustable stand

Expensive

Setting up the display was easy. It has two DVI (digital video input) connectors and one analog port, to which you can connect your Mac. Once connected, the display was recognized by our Mac and automatically booted into its native 1,600-by-1,200 pixel...

There's no denying that the bundled hardware and software calibration kit make this great monitor even better, but we think the cost is simply too much to pay for a 20in display.

1,600x1,200 at 20in is small by today’s standards, so you might not want to use the NEC Multisync 2090UXi as your primary workspace. But the colour performance and the relatively affordable price makes the NEC Multisync 2090UXi a good choice for...

Fantastic colour quality, hardware and software calibration prouces superb results, stylish and well-built unit

A high price for a 20in display

There’s no denying that the bundled hardware and software calibration kit make this great monitor even better, but we think the cost is simply too much to pay for a 20in display.

There's no denying that the bundled hardware and software calibration kit make this great monitor even better, but we think the cost is simply too much to pay for a 20in display.

1,600x1,200 at 20in is small by today's standards, so you might not want to use the NEC Multisync 2090UXi as your primary workspace. But the colour performance and the relatively affordable price makes the NEC Multisync 2090UXi a good choice for...

Fully featured display controls, plenty of inputs, excellent colour linearity, good ergonomics

Relatively expensive, small 20in panel size, average styling

1,600 x 1,200 at 20in is small by today's standards, so you might not want to use the 2090UXi as your primary workspace. But the colour performance and the relatively affordable price makes it a good choice for entry-level colour proofing.