Product Comparison: Eizo CG279X vs Eizo CG2730

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Eizo CG279X Monitor

General Specifications

Brand

Eizo

Model

CG279X

CG2730

Origin

China

About the Product

The CG279X is ideal for displaying and processing HDR content in SDR mode. It features a wide gamut, 16-bit 3D look-up-table and precisely display of the finest colour nuances.

This spacious 27-inch monitor gives your creative passion the room to flourish in professional photography, design, print, and post production. It features a built-in self calibration sensor for hassle-free monitor maintenance.

Key Specs

Screen Size

27 in.

Resolution

2560 x 1440

Response Time

13 ms

Refresh Rate

60 Hz

Refresh Rate

What customers say about "Key Specs"

Eizo CG279X Monitor

At first glance, this is the best 27-inch screen with only the 4K missing.
Perfection in 27-inch QHD, especially for photographers.
The monitor has a 27-inch panel. It is therefore a screen that is not yet too bulky, promoting a multi-screen working environment.
It is obviously a display close to perfection even if it is not a 4K panel.
This is a good monitor, but 4k is the most missing thing for me.

Eizo CG2730 Monitor

It is extremely light for the size of the 27˝ monitor.
In 27 inches QHD I think we have my favorite and the best quality / price ratio.
It is a "normally" widescreen, thus promoting a multi-screen working environment.
The display has a 27" panel and is 637 mm wide which is great for multiscreen work.
The best quality/price ratio in 27 inches monitors.

Size & Weight

Material

Plastic

Color

Black

Height

22.48 in.

22.01 in.

Width

25.12 in.

Depth

10.39 in.

9.65 in.

Weight

22.71 pounds

19.6 pounds

Height
Depth

Eizo CG279X

Eizo CG2730

Display

Display Type

LCD

Panel Type

IPS

Aspect Ratio

16:9

Contrast Ratio

1300:1

1500:1

Brightness

350 cd/m²

Color Supported

1.07 Billion

View Angle Vertical

178 °

View Angle Horizontal

178 °

Curved Display

Anti-Glare

Yes

What customers say about "Display"

Eizo CG279X Monitor

It is an IPS panel with white LED backlighting, matt (without reflection) selected on the hand because of class A.
Anti-glare coating no longer marks the pixels, which gives this panel a magnificent finish on images and gradients.
Matt IPS panel with a perfect finish, soft without the granular effect of the previous generations.
The monitor has really large color gamut and colors are very vibrant.
Great monitor with very wide angles of view as this is IPS panel.

Eizo CG2730 Monitor

Sober and elegant aesthetics, excellent contrast, automatic calibration is of an absolute comfort.
Lifelike colour reproduction. Proof prints sit immediately without re-correction several times.
Magnificent, almost "silky" look on images and gradients via IPS Anti-Glare screen.
Very accurate color, uniformity, no light bleed and great viewing angles.
The CG2730 has a wide gamut panel that reproduces 99% of the Adobe RGB color space.

Features

Type

For Photographers

Touch Screen

Build-in speaker

Built-In Webcam

TV Tuner

Pivot Function

Yes

VESA-compatible

100x100

Extras

Brightness Stabilization, ColorNavigator 7, ColorNavigator NX, Digital Uniformity Equalizer, Flicker-free Technology, Self-calibration sensor

Brightness Stabilization, ColorNavigator 6, ColorNavigator NX, Digital Uniformity Equalizer, Flicker-free Technology, Self-calibration sensor, True Black Display

Touch Screen
Pivot Function

What customers say about "Features"

Eizo CG279X Monitor

I highly recommend the use of the built-in colorimeter which can only work with ColorNavigator.
High-end software will not only allow you to perform an "ideal" calibration but also to verify that it complies with the ISO 12646 standard.
Easy calibration for those who do not master the meaning of all target values.
Fast, accurate and programmable calibration.
Very adjustable stand. Also Pivot compatible makes this monitor the best for me.

Eizo CG2730 Monitor

Calibration with the built-in colorimeter and the software from Eizo no problem.
Love the touch sensitive buttons at the bottom right.
Can be calibrated to give a very good impression of the result of the image editing.
This Eizo CG2730 has an excellent built-in colorimeter that you will use with the ColorNavigator software.
Built-in calibration + ColorNavigator is a big advantage of Ezio's monitors.

Connectivity

Inputs

HDMI, DisplayPort, DVI-D, USB Type-C, 5x USB

DVI-D, DisplayPort, HDMI, 5x USB 3.0

What customers say about "Connectivity"

Eizo CG279X Monitor

Easy to connect and install the software completely without any problems.
This monitor has all the sockets you would expect in 2019.
There are even the USB-C that is missing from the Eizo CG319X.
There are two additional USB 3.0 socket which are accessible on the left profile on the display.
USB 3.0 socket to guarantee hardware calibration, i.e. to send the ICC profile generated by ColorNavigator.

Eizo CG2730 Monitor

The back panel carrying handle and now has 3x USB ports.
USB c would have been nice, but there is no something like this.
You can connect most of your devices, such as computer, laptop or cameras directly to the monitor because the monitor has a number of different ports.
The HDMI port is ideal for video and film production. For my line of work, I use DisplayPort as it has some small advantages.
No connection after calibration with ColorNavigator.

Power

Wattage

32 Watts

33 Watts

Warranty / Certifications

Manufacturer Warranty

5 year(s)

Certifications

CE, RoHS, FCC