11-30-2014, 09:45 AM
I'm no expert myself, but my brother is a colourist for films and he always recommends Dell for an average consumer's budget. Since you already have some choices in mind, why not look up reviews of each one and see how they stack up. A quick google search revealed that they all performed well in terms of stars, but I think you should read the actual reviews yourself to get a good idea. You can just look up plain reviews or maybe try "Dell X colour review" to get a more specific result, since you're looking for good colour quality.
Also, more expensive isn't necessarily better, as some bigger companies mark up prices as a name brand thing, so if you're really unsure I'd suggest buying the middle priced one to start with and if you wind up disliking it you can always sell it back and buy something else
Also, more expensive isn't necessarily better, as some bigger companies mark up prices as a name brand thing, so if you're really unsure I'd suggest buying the middle priced one to start with and if you wind up disliking it you can always sell it back and buy something else