Product comparison · 2 monitors

NEC MultiSync LCD1980SX (Black) vs NEC MultiSync® LCD1980SXi

Key differences

Display brightness (typical)
- MultiSync LCD1980SX (Black):250 cd/m²
- MultiSync® LCD1980SXi:270 cd/m²
Contrast ratio (typical)
- MultiSync LCD1980SX (Black):600:1
- MultiSync® LCD1980SXi:500:1
Viewing angle, horizontal
- MultiSync LCD1980SX (Black):170°
- MultiSync® LCD1980SXi:176°
Viewing angle, vertical
- MultiSync LCD1980SX (Black):170°
- MultiSync® LCD1980SXi:176°
Horizontal scan range
- MultiSync LCD1980SX (Black):31 - 82 kHz
- MultiSync® LCD1980SXi:31.5 - 81.1 kHz
Product colour
- MultiSync LCD1980SX (Black):Black
- MultiSync® LCD1980SXi:Silver
Power consumption (typical)
- MultiSync LCD1980SX (Black):43 W
- MultiSync® LCD1980SXi:48 W
Power consumption (standby)
- MultiSync LCD1980SX (Black):0.95 W
- MultiSync® LCD1980SXi:1.1 W

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Comparison of MultiSync LCD1980SX (Black), MultiSync® LCD1980SXi
31 specifications	A NEC MultiSync LCD1980SX (Black)View product	B NEC MultiSync® LCD1980SXi View product
Display5 differ
Display brightness (typical)Differs	250 cd/m²	270 cd/m²
Contrast ratio (typical)Differs	600:1	500:1
Viewing angle, horizontalDiffers	170°	176°
Viewing angle, verticalDiffers	170°	176°
Horizontal scan rangeDiffers	31 - 82 kHz	31.5 - 81.1 kHz
Design1 differ
Product colourDiffers	Black	Silver
Ergonomicsidentical
ErgonomicsKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	ErgoDesign
Power2 differ
Power consumption (typical)Differs	43 W	48 W
Power consumption (standby)Differs	0.95 W	1.1 W
Weight & dimensions1 differ
Weight (without stand)Differs	9.3 kg	9.7 kg
Other features1 differ
CertificationDiffers	CE; C-tick; GEEA/Energy label; Energy Star; FCC Class B; ISO 13406-2 (pixel failure class II); PCT/Gost; TCO03, TCO99, TÜV ERGONOMIE; TÜV GS; UL/C-UL or CSA; MPR II/ MPR III; PCBC/B-mark; PSB	CE; C-tick; GEEA/Energy label; Energy Star; FCC Class B; ISO 13406-2 (pixel failure class II); PCT/Gost; TCO03, TÜV ERGONOMIE; TÜV GS; UL/C-UL or CSA; MPR II/ MPR III; PCBC/B-mark; PSB

A dash means the value is not stated by the source. Unknown values are never counted for or against a product, and there is no overall score.