REFURBISHED 23" Acer S231HL 1080p Ultra-thin Widescreen LED LCD Monitor w/HDCP Support $99

I have 3 of these in a eyefinity setup. They work perfectly.

Warranty: 90 Days

where says one year?

Never bought anything refurbished. What is the risk in buying on of these?

Quote from thegreatwb : I have 3 of these in a eyefinity setup. They work perfectly.

Which mount do you use for your 3 monitor setup? Does it allow for a 30-45 degree angle-in?

For anyone wanting to know, this is a TN Panel, not IPS

Quote from DealsWhatbeSlik : Which mount do you use for your 3 monitor setup? Does it allow for a 30-45 degree angle-in?

I refused to pay an insane amount for the triple screen mounts. Since my computer desk is in a corner, the middle monitor is sitting on my desk while the other 2 monitors are mounted with wall mounts from Amazon. Here's a pic and a link to the mounts.

http://www.amazon.com/VideoSecu-A...wall+mount

Quote from thegreatwb : I refused to pay an insane amount for the triple screen mounts. Since my computer desk is in a corner, the middle monitor is sitting on my desk while the other 2 monitors are mounted with wall mounts from Amazon. Here's a pic and a link to the mounts. http://www.amazon.com/VideoSecu-A...wall+mount

THAT SETUP

Quote from myudo77 : Never bought anything refurbished. What is the risk in buying on of these?

I Quote from the website:

"

Disclosures:
LCD displays may have cosmetic imperfections that appear as small bright or dark spots. This is common to all LCD displays used in products by all vendors and is not specific to any one vendor or brand. Below are the acceptable amounts of "dot defects" for LCD displays that we sell:
20-Inch to 24-Inch:
Total Defects: 8
Bright or Dark Dots (random): 4
Bright or Dark Dots (2 adjacent): 2
Bright or Dark Dots (3 adjacent): 0
Minimum distance between defects: 15 mm (bright to bright dots)
Minimum distance between defects: 5 mm (dark to dark dots)

"

I believe on refurb models, it might be more likely to get dead pixels.

Quote from jmor : THAT SETUP

That is one sexy setup...LOL

Quote from DealsWhatbeSlik : That is one sexy setup...LOL

Well it could be a little more cleaner but I'm lazy lol. I'm hoping that by the time Battlefield 4 comes out, the 27 inch 1440p monitors will be cheaper so I can upgrade to 3 of those.

Ouch...$14 shipping.

Any way to mitigate this?

My setup is similar, but I used a monoprice mounts that have a slight vertical adjustment (useless as major vertical, good for minor adjustment) as well for about the same price or maybe less when is was on sale.

I mounted garage gear tracks to walls from the lowes deal a few year back. Bought a gear track wall cabinet mount set for $20, then screwed the monoprice mounts to the cabinet mounts plates. The cabinet mounts plates go into the gear track and can slide horizontally. Note that i have two 27 inch monitors and one 23 and like to rotate them 90s depending on what i am doing. The sliding is required as the monoprice mount arms are a little short side for the larger monitors and dont have allot play when angled.

Currently using a usb adapter for the third monitor since the mboard does not support multiple video cards. Might change this around with a new display port laptop if the price is right. I would have thought 3+ monitor video solution would have been cheaper and more standard than it is by now. To do it right you really need to know your stuff and plan accordingly. If not you get stuck with usb video adapter on a 23" monitor that just about pushes its limit on resolution.

Quote from thegreatwb : I refused to pay an insane amount for the triple screen mounts. Since my computer desk is in a corner, the middle monitor is sitting on my desk while the other 2 monitors are mounted with wall mounts from Amazon. Here's a pic and a link to the mounts.