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Eizo is a Japanese company that produces high-end visual display solutions including monitors and medical imaging solutions.
Founded in 1968 by Tatsuo Matsushita in Hakusan, Japan.
Introduced the world's first high-resolution 17-inch monochrome monitor in 1985.
Acquired Nanao Corporation, a company specializing in CRT monitors, in 1991.
Expanded into medical imaging solutions in 2003.
Currently operates in over 80 countries.
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Professional-grade monitors with advanced color management capabilities for use in photography, graphic design, and video editing.
Monitors designed for office use with features such as low blue light mode and flicker-free viewing.
Medical imaging monitors designed for use in hospitals and clinics.
ColorEdge monitors are designed for professional use in photography, graphic design, and video editing and have advanced color management capabilities. FlexScan monitors are designed for office use and have features such as low blue light mode and flicker-free viewing.
While Eizo monitors are not specifically designed for gaming, some models such as the Foris line do have features such as low input lag and high refresh rates that make them suitable for gaming.
All Eizo monitors come with a 5-year warranty that covers defects in materials or workmanship. Some models may have a longer warranty period.
Many customers have reported positive experiences with Eizo's customer service, citing helpfulness and quick response times.
Eizo monitors are some of the most expensive on the market due to their advanced features and high build quality. Whether they are worth the price depends on individual needs and preferences. For professionals in fields such as photography and video editing, the advanced color management capabilities of ColorEdge monitors may be worth the investment.
