Product comparison · 2 monitors

EIZO R12 computer monitor vs EIZO RX210 computer monitor

Key differences

Display diagonal
- R12 computer monitor:48.3 cm (19")
- RX210 computer monitor:54.1 cm (21.3")
Display resolution
- R12 computer monitor:1280 x 1024 pixels
- RX210 computer monitor:1200 x 1600 pixels
Display brightness (typical)
- R12 computer monitor:270 cd/m²
- RX210 computer monitor:600 cd/m²
Response time
- R12 computer monitor:20 ms
- RX210 computer monitor:25 ms
Pixel pitch
- R12 computer monitor:0.294 x 0.294 mm
- RX210 computer monitor:0.270 x 0.270 mm
USB Type-A downstream ports quantity
- R12 computer monitor:3
- RX210 computer monitor:4
Power consumption (typical)
- R12 computer monitor:55 W
- RX210 computer monitor:115 W
Width (without stand)
- R12 computer monitor:414 mm
- RX210 computer monitor:376 mm

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Comparison of R12, RX210
27 specifications	A EIZO R12 computer monitor Model R12 View product	B EIZO RX210 computer monitor Model RX210 View product
Display5 differ
Display diagonalDiffers	48.3 cm (19")	54.1 cm (21.3")
Display resolutionDiffers	1280 x 1024 pixels	1200 x 1600 pixels
Display brightness (typical)Differs	270 cd/m²	600 cd/m²
Response timeDiffers	20 ms	25 ms
Contrast ratio (typical)Known for one	450:1	Unknown — not stated by the source
Pixel pitchDiffers	0.294 x 0.294 mm	0.270 x 0.270 mm
Digital horizontal frequencyKnown for one	30 - 65 kHz	Unknown — not stated by the source
Digital vertical frequencyKnown for one	59 - 61 Hz	Unknown — not stated by the source
Ports & interfaces1 differ
USB Type-A downstream ports quantityDiffers	3	4
VGA (D-Sub) ports quantityKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	1
DVI-D ports quantityKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	1
Power1 differ
Power consumption (typical)Differs	55 W	115 W
Weight & dimensions4 differ
Width (without stand)Differs	414 mm	376 mm
Depth (without stand)Differs	202 mm	92 mm
Height (without stand)Differs	400 mm	500 mm
Weight (without stand)Differs	5.8 kg	6.4 kg

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