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Just curious, but are the monitors more expensive? And do you mount them or have them sit in something?
I just feel like a 32" monitor would be a lot more expensive than a 32" tv, dumb or smart.
I did get dumb TVs also, but everything was free.
There are tons of free dumb TVs and monitors being given away online.
i guess people don't want to go to the trouble of driving to recycling centers.
I similarly look for a table, desk or cabinet being given away for free online, and plop the monitor on that.
at one point, I had one monitor in the bedroom, one monitor in the living room and two monitors hooked up in a game room, all free.
3 hooked up to used office laptops that were $30 or less for streaming and old emulated games, and the living room TV hooked up to my main computer for streaming/modern games.
I wish people would just give away good stuff like that where I live
The suburbs of cities are where I always go. nobody in the city likes to drive for 30 minutes to a neighborhood theyre unfamiliar with, and everyone coming from outside is just trying to get into the city, so there's always good stuff around the rim.
I will say I got lucky one time jogging and I turned back on the final block before my house and there was a pretty big flat screen just sitting on the sidewalk with a sign taped to it that said free.
so i picked that up and hauled it the last block.
lucked out on that one.