Which High End Monitor: Dell or NEC

[TechTalk]

One you purchased or one you stole?

As a friendly suggestion... you may wish to consider keeping that discussion where it began. It's a worthwhile topic, but it may not be productive to insert it into other discussions and create potentially tumultuous distractions with no prior discussion to provide a reader with context or continuity.

Just a thought for consideration.

[digitaldog]

It's a worthwhile topic, but it may not be productive to insert it into other discussions and create potentially tumultuous distractions with no prior discussion to provide a reader with context or continuity.

The topic on M1 Mac's and subscrptions to Photoshop was worthwhile too. It did get deralied when the admited thief showed up. The one we're supposed to believe has an honest opinion about Eizo displays here.
But yes, your request is sound and after consideration, I'll refrain from further comment about LuLa's resident crook. 

[vjbelle]

I'd be interested in your impressions regarding your new Eizo monitor and the ColorNavigator software whenever you have the inclination and the time to share your thoughts.

Sorry for the delay in replying.  Absolutely the best monitor I have ever owned.  Very accurate color which mimics my GTI Executive viewing station.  Color Navigator software is very easy to use and switching between profiles is fast with the controls on the monitor.  I use it with both a PC and an M1 Mac.  I will never buy another NEC.

Victor B.

[Benny Profane]

Sorry for the delay in replying.  Absolutely the best monitor I have ever owned.  Very accurate color which mimics my GTI Executive viewing station.  Color Navigator software is very easy to use and switching between profiles is fast with the controls on the monitor.  I use it with both a PC and an M1 Mac.  I will never buy another NEC.

Victor B.

It's the professional's monitor. Durable, color accurate, easy to calibrate. One never sees an NEC in a professional retouching studio. It's the most important tool in your studio. Just don't waste it on silly screen saving periods, always put it to sleep. My CG 277 is now eight years old. and fine.

[digitaldog]

One never sees an NEC in a professional retouching studio.

You never do.
Three (and there are far more) examples for your readers to consider as to the validity of what 'one' never sees. 
https://www.sharpnecdisplays.eu/p/download/cp/Products/Shared/CaseStudies/HearstMagazines/HearstMagazines?fn=PDF-HearstMagazines-(english).pdf
http://resourcemagonline.com/2015/01/retouchers-rejoice-nec-has-two-4k-monitors-in-99-of-the-adobe-rgb-gamut/47031/
https://thomasvoland.com/monitors-for-photographers/
Eizo's make superb displays, I know, I've owned and written about them. Ditto for NEC, and more.

[TechTalk]

Sorry for the delay in replying.  Absolutely the best monitor I have ever owned.  Very accurate color which mimics my GTI Executive viewing station.  Color Navigator software is very easy to use and switching between profiles is fast with the controls on the monitor.  I use it with both a PC and an M1 Mac.  I will never buy another NEC.

Victor B.

Thanks for the feedback. I've been a long time user of both NEC and Eizo monitors and I have no doubt that you'll enjoy your Eizo CS2740.

What I've noticed with the Eizo monitors is their extraordinary consistency in remaining neutral regardless of color mode selected. What I like most about ColorNavigator is the depth of its features and capabilities, the regular updates, and the fact that it's a free download is certainly nice as well.