Huawei brings its first desktop monitor to the UK

Huawei is officially part of the UK desktop monitor business now with the release of its 23.8-inch IPS monitor. It packs 1920×1080 pixel resolution and covers 72% of the NTSC color gamut with a 178-degree viewing angle. Another neat feature is the vertical tilt of the monitor which can go down by 5° or elevate to 22° depending on your preference.

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Huawei Display 23.8″

I/O is fairly basic with a DC input for power, one HDMI and a VGA port. Box contents include a power adapter, a 1.5-meter HDMI cable, quick start guide and warranty. Dimensions come in at 538.5mm x 425mm x 170mm and the overall weight is 4.05 kg. There’s a single black color option.

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Huawei Display 23.8″

The Huawei Display 23.8″ will go on sale in the UK from April 14 for £149.99. Buyers who place their pre-orders between April 1 – 13 get a £30 discount and a free Huawei MateDock 2. The monitor is also available across major European markets for €159 as well as in Malaysia, Thailand and the Philippines.

 

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