TN, * VA, S-IPS matrixes - a visual illustrated comparison of viewing angles

No matter how I read articles and forums discussing matrix types in LCD monitors, I constantly encounter extremes like: “The TN matrix is ​​suitable for any tasks, expensive PVA, and, moreover, S-IPS, mere mortals are not needed; I don’t see any differences, the viewing angles are not important to me ”or this:“ there are no matrices except S-IPS and no monitors, except NEC 2690UXi ”.

And after each such statement, heated debate flares up. Examples: here , here and here .

However, it is always better to see and draw your own conclusion once than to read hundreds of pages of holy wars. Looking through Google-Pictures, I picked up a few illustrative illustrations. The copyright on the images, unfortunately, is not respected. In the photos, theoretically, there can be a different brightness of the compared models, therefore, one can reliably say only those presented in two views. Although, I hope that after all all the frames are made correctly. In any case, a general understanding can be obtained. So, let's begin.

The most obvious example: Samsung 245B (TN) and Samsung 245T (PVA)
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