monitor

like Elo also Iiyama sometimes have re-used model numbers for different generations. when i google this model it shows up as two point optical touch....
i have experienced some trouble with iiyama monitors with touch technology. they work fine at the beginning but then over time there is dust which blocks or mistakenly triggers a touch action. so just as important as size and how many finger the monitor can handle simultaneously is the touch technology. i will never again buy a monitor with optical touch.

like Elo also Iiyama sometimes have re-used model numbers for different generations. when i google this model it shows up as two point optical touch....
i have experienced some trouble with iiyama monitors with touch technology. they work fine at the beginning but then over time there is dust which blocks or mistakenly triggers a touch action. so just as important as size and how many finger the monitor can handle simultaneously is the touch technology. i will never again buy a monitor with optical touch.

thanks