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Mazda 3 sedan test. Japanese Premium

With the release of the new generation Mazda 3, the Japanese manufacturer has set its sights on the premium segment. Unlike its compatriots Nissan and Toyota, Mazda did not create a separate brand for these purposes, but preferred to develop its current brand in this direction. Someone may laugh at the fact that Mazda is going to premium, but to be honest, the automaker has all the prerequisites for this, and in the case of the Mazda 3, everything is done right. Another thing is that, at least in Russia, Mazda is not perceived in this segment, for our compatriots this brand is a high-quality Japanese in the middle price segment, and a noticeable jump in the price of a new “three-ruble note” surprised many, to put it mildly.< /p>

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The Japanese have worked hard on the new &#34;three-ruble note&#34;. If the exterior design remained slightly Asian with branded Mazda notes, the interior has undergone major changes, both in appearance and in the quality of materials and assembly. What is only a leather-covered, of course, artificial, front panel with a smooth seam line and neat bends at the edges. If we compare the finish of the Mazda 3 with representatives of the Japanese premium, then the “treshka” has everything done more accurately and in a European way, that is, the developers clearly looked towards the cars of the German trio, and not at Lexus and Infiniti. Mazda designers paid a lot of attention to the little things, which is rare in Japanese cars.For example, the interior door handle goes into a similar chrome trim that runs along the entire length. Or front deflectors, united by a similar false panel, this solution, apparently, was spied on by Audi. Handles, buttons are also all made with love, they are discreet, but at the same time beautiful, fit well into the overall concept and, most importantly, easy to use. Yes, there is a lot of painted metal-like plastic, but the coating is of high quality everywhere, and there is no feeling of cheapness. In general, the manufacturer has chosen materials well. Yes, they are not the most expensive, but at the same time, you can’t find fault with their quality.

< /p>

Besides, Mazda did a good job on the interface of the media system of the new Mazda 3, here it was also clearly a reference point for the European market and alignment with German manufacturers. If for the most part in Japanese cars the interface is boring, without much design and with ugly fonts, then in the “matryoshka” it is completely different. What is only a perfectly matched font, thin, beautiful and well readable, and the menu icons are well drawn. To make it clearer, I suggest watching our video:

The speed of the new media system is also at a good level, nothing slows down. The only thing, perhaps, is that the 8.8” widescreen display in the new Mazda 3 is not touch-sensitive and all control falls on the puck and shortcut keys on Table Home or Office Clock central tunnel. And if navigation through the standard menu does not raise questions, since the manufacturer has configured it specifically for this type of control, then in the same Android Auto or Apple CarPlay, it will be a little more difficult. Also, due to the lack of a touch screen, it is difficult to enter an address in navigation, the manufacturer offers to use the carousel menu for this, which is long and difficult, or use voice input. The Japanese should have borrowed from the Germans the idea of ​​​​a touch pad for entering text, then there would have been no questions.On the other hand, voice input works at a good level, so it becomes easier to fill in the address of the object you need. Navigation is offered as a separate package for 36,000 rubles, which is not so expensive compared to German cars. Maps are used by HERE, but for some reason not with the latest updates, so some of the new roads are not on them. The regular navigation builds the route well, but it seems that it does not work with traffic jams in Russia, at least I could not turn on their display.

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Review of the smartphone Samsung Galaxy A22s 5G (SM A226B/DSN)

A niche smartphone with 5G support for minimal money – it&#39;s not even on the Samsung website, but it&#39;s sold in Russia. Compare with Galaxy A22 – is it worth the money?

Kia Picanto test. The last of the city cars

Somehow imperceptibly, almost all compact city cars left Russia, which replaced compact class sedans and liftbacks like Hyundai Solaris and Skoda Rapid. There are always two real city cars left on our market, this is the hero of our material Kia Picanto and Chevrolet Spark, along with its counterpart under the Ravon brand.

TCL TW30 MoveAudio S600 TWS headphones review

Any decent smartphone manufacturer is bound to offer their own TWS headset with them. So TCL introduced in December on the Russian market not only a flagship smartphone, but also a flagship headset. Let&#39;s see what happened .

For the entire cabin, the Japanese manufacturer offers only two USB connectors, both in the front of the car. The main one on the center console and an additional one in the armrest, both charge modern smartphones quite quickly. Despite the fact that the car was obviously created with an eye on the Germans, the Japanese did not install the Type-C, although it is already in full use by BMW, Mercedes-Benz, and Audi. Connecting smartphones via Bluetooth is not difficult, the standard speakerphone works just as well.

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It&#39;s nice that all Russian trim levels of Mazda 3 already have a high-quality head-up display, which displays both the speed and the prompts of the standard navigation system. The Japanese did not make the dashboard completely virtual, but it seems they really wanted to be in trend, so they installed a display in the center of the dashboard, and put a plastic round overlay on top, so that the screen can imitate a classic speedometer if such a display option is selected. There are only two options for displaying the speedometer, classic or digital, in the second case it also displays information about the operation of cruise control, if it is installed in the car. Additional information is displayed along the edges of the speedometer, these are tips on the speed limit, fuel level indicators, as well as information on open doors, the latter is also duplicated in the form of an indicator on the right side, on the analog part of the dashboard.

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There are not so many driver assistants in the only configuration of the Mazda 3 sedan on our market, the camera and front and rear parking sensors are an option and are offered in an additional package. The camera with markings gives an average picture quality, but in general it helps. The camera lens is of an open type, but it is located in such a way that it does not get dirty very quickly. In the database, the buyer receives only a traffic sign recognition system, and that&#39;s it. In general, Mazda 3 has other electronic assistants, such as cruise control, adaptive lighting system, blind spot monitoring system and all-round visibility system, but all of them are available only in the hatchback in the maximum configuration, this is not the case for the sedan.

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The dual-zone climate control unit is compact, with comfortable temperature control knobs and its own screen. In this regard, it’s good that Mazda didn’t copy the newfangled solutions of the German car industry, but made classic climate control, for me personally, all these touch solutions and screen controls seem not very convenient. There are no questions about the work of climate control, it does its job well. In two additional packages offered for the Mazda 3 sedan, the car can be equipped with a heated steering wheel and a heated brush zone, a three-level heated front seats are included in the base.

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As for comfort, the Mazda 3 is doing well, the noise isolation is at the level, although I would like even more isolation of the wheel arches, from which noise comes to a greater extent. The suspension handles imperfections in the roadway pretty well, and handles both small and large bumps well, so you won&#39;t be shaken too much on the road. The front seats are moderately soft with good lateral support. The only thing you can complain about is the short pillow. By the way, in Europe, the new Mazda 3 can be ordered with leather seat upholstery, but this is not provided for the only sedan in Russia, the upholstery is only fabric. I would not say that the fabric on the chairs is bad, but still it looks poor for the premium segment, at least combined upholstery here, and it would be more fun.

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With my height of 187 cm, I comfortably sit behind the wheel of a new &#34;three-ruble note&#34;, there are enough both seat adjustments (mechanical adjustment, electric adjustments are available only for the top version of the hatchback), and a steering wheel that is adjustable in two planes. I can hardly sit behind myself, it is especially difficult to get in and out of the car. The child in the child seat behind me no longer fit, so I had to put him behind the front passenger. I shake hands with the developers of the new Mazda 3, who made Isofix mounts on the rear sofa of an open type, under plastic plugs, you can put a child seat in the car without any problems. Still, the love of some automakers, especially Japanese ones, is incomprehensible to me to hide Isofix in pillows, as it is very inconvenient.

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Yes, of the strange, in my opinion, features of the new Mazda 3, I would note halogen running lights, and this is with LED headlights. In our time, when LED running lights are installed on even the most budgetary cars, three-ruble halogens look like hello from the past. Although, perhaps this is not a bug, but a feature of the manufacturer.

Now about the sad, about the price of the new Mazda 3 sedan. The only available equipment in our market costs 1,570,000 rubles. You can also add two packages to it, the first adds heated steering wheel and brush zones, the second in addition to this offers keyless entry, auto-dimming mirrors, parking sensors and a camera. The price of the first package is 18,000 rubles, the second – 66,000 rubles. Also, for 36,000 rubles, the car can be retrofitted with standard navigation. Of course, the Japanese did a good job on the &#34;three rubles&#34;, but the price tag is already approaching the German three, and the company needs to try very hard and prove to customers that the new Mazda 3 is worth the money.

First look at the new Mazda 3. The Japanese are eager for premium

The new Mazda 3 has become the next step for the Japanese automaker, with this model the company has set its sights on conquering the premium segment. Let&#39;s see what premium is in Japanese.

Mazda 3 sedan test. Japanese Premium

With the release of the new generation Mazda 3, the Japanese manufacturer has set its sights on the premium segment. Unlike its compatriots Nissan and Toyota, Mazda did not create a separate brand for these purposes, but preferred to develop its current brand in this direction. Someone may laugh at the fact that Mazda is going to premium, but to be honest, the automaker has all the prerequisites for this, and in the case of the Mazda 3, everything is done right. Another thing is that, at least in Russia, Mazda is not perceived in this segment, for our compatriots this brand is a high-quality Japanese in the middle price segment, and a noticeable jump in the price of a new “three-ruble note” surprised many, to put it mildly.< /p>

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The Japanese have worked hard on the new &#34;three-ruble note&#34;. If the exterior design remained slightly Asian with branded Mazda notes, the interior has undergone major changes, both in appearance and in the quality of materials and assembly. What is only a leather-covered, of course, artificial, front panel with a smooth seam line and neat bends at the edges. If we compare the finish of the Mazda 3 with representatives of the Japanese premium, then the “treshka” has everything done more accurately and in a European way, that is, the developers clearly looked towards the cars of the German trio, and not at Lexus and Infiniti. Mazda designers paid a lot of attention to the little things, which is rare in Japanese cars. For example, the saloon door handle goes into a similar chrome trim that runs along the entire length. Or front deflectors, united by a similar false panel, such a solution, apparently, was spied on by Audi. Handles, buttons are also all made with love, they are discreet, but at the same time beautiful, fit well into the overall concept and, most importantly, easy to use. Yes, there is a lot of painted metal-like plastic, but the coating is of high quality everywhere, and there is no feeling of cheapness. In general, the manufacturer has chosen materials well. Yes, they are not the most expensive, but at the same time, you can’t find fault with their quality.

< /p>

Besides, Mazda did a good job on the interface of the media system of the new Mazda 3, here it was also clearly a reference point for the European market and alignment with German manufacturers. If for the most part in Japanese cars the interface is boring, without much design and with ugly fonts, then in the “matryoshka” it is completely different. What is only a perfectly matched font, thin, beautiful and well readable, and the menu icons are well drawn. To make it clearer, I suggest watching our video:

The speed of the new media system is also at a good level, nothing slows down. The only thing, perhaps, is that the 8.8” widescreen display in the new Mazda 3 is not touch-sensitive and all control falls on the puck and shortcut keys on Table Home or Office Clock central tunnel. And if navigation through the standard menu does not raise questions, since the manufacturer has configured it specifically for this type of control, then in the same Android Auto or Apple CarPlay, it will be a little more difficult. Also, due to the lack of a touch screen, it is difficult to enter an address in navigation, the manufacturer offers to use the carousel menu for this, which is long and difficult, or use voice input. The Japanese should have borrowed from the Germans the idea of ​​​​a touch pad for entering text, then there would have been no questions.On the other hand, voice input works at a good level, so it becomes easier to fill in the address of the object you need. Navigation is offered as a separate package for 36,000 rubles, which is not so expensive compared to German cars. Maps are used by HERE, but for some reason not with the latest updates, so some of the new roads are not on them. The regular navigation builds the route well, but it seems that it does not work with traffic jams in Russia, at least I could not turn on their display.

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Reality and prospects of the IT professions market

What professions are the most popular and highly paid?

Review of the smartphone Samsung Galaxy A22s 5G (SM A226B/DSN)

A niche smartphone with 5G support for minimal money – it&#39;s not even on the Samsung website, but it&#39;s sold in Russia. Compare with Galaxy A22 – is it worth the money?

Kia Picanto test. The last of the city cars

Somehow imperceptibly, almost all compact city cars left Russia, which replaced compact class sedans and liftbacks like Hyundai Solaris and Skoda Rapid. There are always two real city cars left on our market, this is the hero of our material Kia Picanto and Chevrolet Spark, along with its counterpart under the Ravon brand.

TCL TW30 MoveAudio S600 TWS headphones review

Any decent smartphone manufacturer is bound to offer their own TWS headset with them. So TCL introduced in December on the Russian market not only a flagship smartphone, but also a flagship headset. Let&#39;s see what happened .

For the entire cabin, the Japanese manufacturer offers only two USB connectors, both in the front of the car. The main one on the center console and an additional one in the armrest, both charge modern smartphones quite quickly. Despite the fact that the car was obviously created with an eye on the Germans, the Japanese did not install the Type-C, although it is already in full use by BMW, Mercedes-Benz, and Audi. Connecting smartphones via Bluetooth is not difficult, the standard speakerphone works just as well.

< /p>

It&#39;s nice that all Russian trim levels of Mazda 3 already have a high-quality head-up display, which displays both the speed and the prompts of the standard navigation system. The Japanese did not make the dashboard completely virtual, but it seems they really wanted to be in trend, so they installed a display in the center of the dashboard, and put a plastic round overlay on top, so that the screen can imitate a classic speedometer if such a display option is selected. There are only two options for displaying the speedometer, classic or digital, in the second case it also displays information about the operation of cruise control, if it is installed in the car. Additional information is displayed along the edges of the speedometer, these are tips on the speed limit, fuel level indicators, as well as information on open doors, the latter is also duplicated in the form of an indicator on the right side, on the analog part of the dashboard.

< /p>

There are not so many driver assistants in the only configuration of the Mazda 3 sedan on our market, the camera and front and rear parking sensors are an option and are offered in an additional package. The camera with markings gives an average picture quality, but in general it helps. The camera lens is of an open type, but it is located in such a way that it does not get dirty very quickly. In the database, the buyer receives only a traffic sign recognition system, and that&#39;s it. In general, Mazda 3 has other electronic assistants, such as cruise control, adaptive lighting system, blind spot monitoring system and all-round visibility system, but all of them are available only in the hatchback in the maximum configuration, this is not the case for the sedan.

< /p>

The dual-zone climate control unit is compact, with comfortable temperature control knobs and its own screen. In this regard, it’s good that Mazda didn’t copy the newfangled solutions of the German car industry, but made classic climate control, for me personally, all these touch solutions and screen controls seem not very convenient. There are no questions about the work of climate control, it does its job well. In two additional packages offered for the Mazda 3 sedan, the car can be equipped with a heated steering wheel and a heated brush zone, a three-level heated front seats are included in the base.

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As for comfort, the Mazda 3 is doing well, the noise isolation is at the level, although I would like even more isolation of the wheel arches, from which noise comes to a greater extent. The suspension handles imperfections in the roadway pretty well, and handles both small and large bumps well, so you won&#39;t be shaken too much on the road. The front seats are moderately soft with good lateral support. The only thing you can complain about is the short pillow. By the way, in Europe, the new Mazda 3 can be ordered with leather seat upholstery, but this is not provided for the only sedan in Russia, the upholstery is only fabric. I would not say that the fabric on the chairs is bad, but still it looks poor for the premium segment, at least combined upholstery here, and it would be more fun.

< /p>

With my height of 187 cm, I comfortably sit behind the wheel of a new &#34;three-ruble note&#34;, there are enough both seat adjustments (mechanical adjustment, electrical adjustments are available only for the top version of the hatchback), and a steering wheel that is adjustable in two planes. I can hardly sit behind myself, it is especially difficult to get in and out of the car. The child in the child seat behind me no longer fit, so I had to put him behind the front passenger. I shake hands with the developers of the new Mazda 3, who made Isofix mounts on the rear sofa of an open type, under plastic plugs, you can put a child seat in the car without any problems. Still, the love of some automakers, especially Japanese ones, is incomprehensible to me to hide Isofix in pillows, as it is very inconvenient.

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The luggage compartment of the Mazda 3 sedan is 444 liters, the hatchback has 295 liters. From the luggage compartment, you can quickly fold the back of the rear sofa, there are special handles for the right and left halves. There is a stowage under the trunk floor, a full-size spare wheel would eat up the usable volume.

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As I wrote above, the new Mazda 3 sedan is presented in Russia only in a single configuration, which can be supplemented with one of two packages. The car is equipped with a 1.5-liter SKYAKTIV-G engine with 120 hp. and is offered only in tandem with a six-speed automatic transmission. The engine-automatic pair is configured in such a way that the car drives slowly, 12.4 seconds to 100 km / h. That&#39;s true, as far as I&#39;m not a fan of driving, but in normal mode, even my car causes a feeling of longing. Yes, there is a sport mode, but constantly driving it is a little pleasure. A hatchback with a 2-liter engine, of course, looks cheerful against the background of a sedan, although here and there the fighting enthusiasm of that former Mazda is stifled by electronics. Apparently, introducing the new Mazda 3 to the market, the manufacturer redirected to a more mature audience, which is not as important to the dynamics of the car as comfort, handling and safety. By the way, about safety, in the only configuration of a sedan in our market, the car is equipped with side and front airbags, side curtains and a knee airbag for the driver. In terms of fuel consumption, the new Mazda 3 cannot be called a champion, but the figures are quite good: about 8.5 liters per 100 km in the city, if you get stuck in a good traffic jam, it will already be about 10 liters.

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Yes, of the strange, in my opinion, features of the new Mazda 3, I would note halogen running lights, and this is with LED headlights. In our time, when LED running lights are installed on even the most budgetary cars, three-ruble halogens look like hello from the past. Although, perhaps this is not a bug, but a feature of the manufacturer.

Now about the sad, about the price of the new Mazda 3 sedan. The only available equipment in our market costs 1,570,000 rubles. You can also add two packages to it, the first adds heated steering wheel and brush zones, the second in addition to this offers keyless entry, auto-dimming mirrors, parking sensors and a camera. The price of the first package is 18,000 rubles, the second – 66,000 rubles. Also, for 36,000 rubles, the car can be retrofitted with standard navigation. Of course, the Japanese did a good job on the &#34;three rubles&#34;, but the price tag is already approaching the German three, and the company needs to try very hard and prove to customers that the new Mazda 3 is worth the money.

First look at the new Mazda 3. The Japanese are eager for premium

The new Mazda 3 has become the next step for the Japanese automaker, with this model the company is aiming to conquer the premium segment. Let&#39;s see what premium is in Japanese.

Mazda 3 sedan test. Japanese Premium

With the release of the new generation Mazda 3, the Japanese manufacturer has set its sights on the premium segment. Unlike its compatriots Nissan and Toyota, Mazda did not create a separate brand for these purposes, but preferred to develop its current brand in this direction. Someone may laugh at the fact that Mazda is going to premium, but to be honest, the automaker has all the prerequisites for this, and in the case of the Mazda 3, everything is done right. Another thing is that, at least in Russia, Mazda is not perceived in this segment, for our compatriots this brand is a high-quality Japanese in the middle price segment, and a noticeable jump in the price of a new “three-ruble note” surprised many, to put it mildly.< /p>

< /p>

The Japanese have worked hard on the new &#34;three-ruble note&#34;. If the exterior design remained slightly Asian with branded Mazda notes, the interior has undergone major changes, both in appearance and in the quality of materials and assembly. What is only a leather-covered, of course, artificial, front panel with a smooth seam line and neat bends at the edges. If we compare the finish of the Mazda 3 with representatives of the Japanese premium, then the “treshka” has everything done more accurately and in a European way, that is, the developers clearly looked towards the cars of the German trio, and not at Lexus and Infiniti. Mazda designers paid a lot of attention to the little things, which is rare in Japanese cars. For example, the interior door handle goes into a similar chrome trim that runs along the entire length. Or front deflectors, united by a similar false panel, this solution, apparently, was spied on by Audi. Handles, buttons are also all made with love, they are discreet, but at the same time beautiful, fit well into the overall concept and, most importantly, easy to use. Yes, there is a lot of painted metal-like plastic, but the coating is of high quality everywhere, and there is no feeling of cheapness. In general, the manufacturer has chosen materials well. Yes, they are not the most expensive, but at the same time, you can’t find fault with their quality.

< /p>

Besides, Mazda did a good job on the interface of the media system of the new Mazda 3, here it was also clearly a reference point for the European market and alignment with German manufacturers. If for the most part in Japanese cars the interface is boring, without much design and with ugly fonts, then in the “matryoshka” it is completely different. What is only a perfectly matched font, thin, beautiful and well readable, and the menu icons are well drawn. To make it clearer, I suggest watching our video:

The speed of the new media system is also at a good level, nothing slows down. The only thing, perhaps, is that the 8.8” widescreen display in the new Mazda 3 is not touch-sensitive and all control falls on the puck and shortcut keys on Table Home or Office Clock central tunnel. And if navigation through the standard menu does not raise questions, since the manufacturer has configured it specifically for this type of control, then in the same Android Auto or Apple CarPlay, it will be a little more difficult. Also, due to the lack of a touch screen, it is difficult to enter an address in navigation, the manufacturer offers to use the carousel menu for this, which is long and difficult, or use voice input. The Japanese should have borrowed from the Germans the idea of ​​​​a touch pad for entering text, then there would have been no questions.On the other hand, voice input works at a good level, so it becomes easier to fill in the address of the object you need. Navigation is offered as a separate package for 36,000 rubles, which is not so expensive compared to German cars. Maps are used by HERE, but for some reason not with the latest updates, so some of the new roads are not on them. The regular navigation builds the route well, but it seems that it does not work with traffic jams in Russia, at least I could not turn on their display.

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Reality and prospects of the IT professions market

What professions are the most popular and highly paid?

Review of the smartphone Samsung Galaxy A22s 5G (SM A226B/DSN)

A niche smartphone with 5G support for minimal money – it&#39;s not even on the Samsung website, but it&#39;s sold in Russia. Compare with Galaxy A22 – is it worth the money?

Kia Picanto test. The last of the city cars

Somehow imperceptibly, almost all compact city cars left Russia, which replaced compact class sedans and liftbacks like Hyundai Solaris and Skoda Rapid. There are always two real city cars left on our market, this is the hero of our material Kia Picanto and Chevrolet Spark, along with its counterpart under the Ravon brand.

TCL TW30 MoveAudio S600 TWS headphones review

Any decent smartphone manufacturer is bound to offer their own TWS headset with them. So TCL introduced in December on the Russian market not only a flagship smartphone, but also a flagship headset. Let&#39;s see what happened .

For the entire cabin, the Japanese manufacturer offers only two USB connectors, both in the front of the car. The main one on the center console and an additional one in the armrest, both charge modern smartphones quite quickly. Despite the fact that the car was obviously created with an eye on the Germans, the Japanese did not install the Type-C, although it is already in full use by BMW, Mercedes-Benz, and Audi. Connecting smartphones via Bluetooth is not difficult, the standard speakerphone works just as well.

< /p>

It&#39;s nice that all Russian trim levels of Mazda 3 already have a high-quality head-up display, which displays both the speed and the prompts of the standard navigation system. The Japanese did not make the dashboard completely virtual, but it seems they really wanted to be in trend, so they installed a display in the center of the dashboard, and put a plastic round overlay on top, so that the screen can imitate a classic speedometer if such a display option is selected. There are only two options for displaying the speedometer, classic or digital, in the second case it also displays information about the operation of cruise control, if it is installed in the car. Additional information is displayed along the edges of the speedometer, these are tips on the speed limit, fuel level indicators, as well as information on open doors, the latter is also duplicated in the form of an indicator on the right side, on the analog part of the dashboard.

< /p>

There are not so many driver assistants in the only configuration of the Mazda 3 sedan on our market, the camera and front and rear parking sensors are an option and are offered in an additional package. The camera with markings gives an average picture quality, but in general it helps. The camera lens is of an open type, but it is located in such a way that it does not get dirty very quickly. In the database, the buyer receives only a traffic sign recognition system, and that&#39;s it. In general, Mazda 3 has other electronic assistants, such as cruise control, adaptive lighting system, blind spot monitoring system and all-round visibility system, but all of them are available only in the hatchback in the maximum configuration, this is not the case for the sedan.

< /p>

The dual-zone climate control unit is compact, with comfortable temperature control knobs and its own screen. In this regard, it’s good that Mazda didn’t copy the newfangled solutions of the German car industry, but made classic climate control, for me personally, all these touch solutions and screen controls seem not very convenient. There are no questions about the work of climate control, it does its job well. In two additional packages offered for the Mazda 3 sedan, the car can be equipped with a heated steering wheel and a heated brush zone, a three-level heated front seats are included in the base.

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As for comfort, the Mazda 3 is doing well, the noise isolation is at the level, although I would like even more isolation of the wheel arches, from which noise comes to a greater extent. The suspension handles imperfections in the roadway pretty well, and handles both small and large bumps well, so you won&#39;t be shaken too much on the road. The front seats are moderately soft with good lateral support. The only thing you can complain about is the short pillow. By the way, in Europe, the new Mazda 3 can be ordered with leather seat upholstery, but this is not provided for the only sedan in Russia, the upholstery is only fabric. I would not say that the fabric on the chairs is bad, but still it looks poor for the premium segment, at least combined upholstery here, and it would be more fun.

< /p>

With my height of 187 cm, I comfortably sit behind the wheel of a new &#34;three-ruble note&#34;, there are enough both seat adjustments (mechanical adjustment, electrical adjustments are available only for the top version of the hatchback), and a steering wheel that is adjustable in two planes. I can hardly sit behind myself, it is especially difficult to get in and out of the car. The child in the child seat behind me no longer fit, so I had to put him behind the front passenger. I shake hands with the developers of the new Mazda 3, who made Isofix mounts on the rear sofa of an open type, under plastic plugs, you can put a child seat in the car without any problems. Still, the love of some automakers, especially Japanese ones, is incomprehensible to me to hide Isofix in pillows, as it is very inconvenient.

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The luggage compartment of the Mazda 3 sedan is 444 liters, the hatchback has 295 liters. From the luggage compartment, you can quickly fold the back of the rear sofa, there are special handles for the right and left halves. There is a stowage under the trunk floor, a full-size spare wheel would eat up the usable volume.

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As I wrote above, the new Mazda 3 sedan is presented in Russia only in a single configuration, which can be supplemented with one of two packages. The car is equipped with a 1.5-liter SKYAKTIV-G engine with 120 hp. and is offered only in tandem with a six-speed automatic transmission. The engine-automatic pair is configured in such a way that the car drives slowly, 12.4 seconds to 100 km / h. That&#39;s true, as far as I&#39;m not a fan of driving, but in normal mode, even my car causes a feeling of longing. Yes, there is a sport mode, but constantly driving it is a little pleasure. A hatchback with a 2-liter engine, of course, looks cheerful against the background of a sedan, although here and there the fighting enthusiasm of that former Mazda is stifled by electronics. Apparently, introducing the new Mazda 3 to the market, the manufacturer redirected to a more mature audience, which is not as important to the dynamics of the car as comfort, handling and safety. By the way, about safety, in the only configuration of a sedan in our market, the car is equipped with side and front airbags, side curtains and a knee airbag for the driver. In terms of fuel consumption, the new Mazda 3 cannot be called a champion, but the figures are quite good: about 8.5 liters per 100 km in the city, if you get stuck in a good traffic jam, it will already be about 10 liters.

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Yes, of the strange, in my opinion, features of the new Mazda 3, I would note halogen running lights, and this is with LED headlights. In our time, when LED running lights are installed on even the most budgetary cars, three-ruble halogens look like hello from the past. Although, perhaps this is not a bug, but a feature of the manufacturer.

Now about the sad, about the price of the new Mazda 3 sedan. The only available equipment in our market costs 1,570,000 rubles. You can also add two packages to it, the first adds heated steering wheel and brush zones, the second in addition to this offers keyless entry, auto-dimming mirrors, parking sensors and a camera. The price of the first package is 18,000 rubles, the second – 66,000 rubles. Also, for 36,000 rubles, the car can be retrofitted with standard navigation. Of course, the Japanese did a good job on the &#34;three rubles&#34;, but the price tag is already approaching the German three, and the company needs to try very hard and prove to customers that the new Mazda 3 is worth the money.

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Mazda 3 sedan test. Japanese Premium

With the release of the new generation Mazda 3, the Japanese manufacturer has set its sights on the premium segment. Unlike its compatriots Nissan and Toyota, Mazda did not create a separate brand for these purposes, but preferred to develop its current brand in this direction. Someone may laugh at the fact that Mazda is going to premium, but to be honest, the automaker has all the prerequisites for this, and in the case of the Mazda 3, everything is done right. Another thing is that, at least in Russia, Mazda is not perceived in this segment, for our compatriots this brand is a high-quality Japanese in the middle price segment, and a noticeable jump in the price of a new “three-ruble note” surprised many, to put it mildly.< /p>

The Japanese have worked hard on the new &#34;three-ruble note&#34;. If the exterior design remained slightly Asian with branded Mazda notes, the interior has undergone major changes, both in appearance and in the quality of materials and assembly. What is only a leather-covered, of course, artificial, front panel with a smooth seam line and neat bends at the edges. If we compare the finish of the Mazda 3 with representatives of the Japanese premium, then the “treshka” has everything done more accurately and in a European way, that is, the developers clearly looked towards the cars of the German trio, and not at Lexus and Infiniti.Mazda designers paid a lot of attention to the little things, which is rare in Japanese cars. For example, the interior door handle goes into a similar chrome trim that runs along the entire length. Or front deflectors, united by a similar false panel, this solution, apparently, was spied on by Audi. Handles, buttons are also all made with love, they are discreet, but at the same time beautiful, fit well into the overall concept and, most importantly, easy to use. Yes, there is a lot of painted metal-like plastic, but the coating is of high quality everywhere, and there is no feeling of cheapness. In general, the manufacturer has chosen materials well. Yes, they are not the most expensive, but at the same time, you can’t find fault with their quality.

Besides, Mazda did a good job on the interface of the media system of the new Mazda 3, here it was also clearly a reference point for the European market and alignment with German manufacturers. If for the most part in Japanese cars the interface is boring, without much design and with ugly fonts, then in the “matryoshka” it is completely different. What is only a perfectly matched font, thin, beautiful and well readable, and the menu icons are well drawn. To make it clearer, I suggest watching our video:

The speed of the new media system is also at a good level, nothing slows down. The only thing, perhaps, is that the 8.8 ”widescreen display in the new Mazda 3 is not touch-sensitive and all control falls on the puck and shortcut keys on the Table Home or Office Clock in the central tunnel. And if navigation through the standard menu does not raise questions, since the manufacturer has configured it specifically for this type of control, then in the same Android Auto or Apple CarPlay, it will be a little more difficult. Also, due to the lack of a touch screen, it is difficult to enter an address in navigation, the manufacturer offers to use the carousel menu for this, which is long and difficult, or use voice input. The Japanese should have borrowed from the Germans the idea of ​​​​a touch pad for entering text, then there would have been no questions. On the other hand, voice input works at a good level, so it becomes easier to fill in the address of the object you need. Navigation is offered as a separate package for 36,000 rubles, which is not so expensive compared to German cars. Maps are used by HERE, but for some reason not with the latest updates, so some of the new roads are not on them. The regular navigation builds the route well, but it seems that it does not work with traffic jams in Russia, at least I could not turn on their display.

The speed of the new media system is also at a good level, nothing slows down. The only thing, perhaps, is that the 8.8 ”widescreen display in the new Mazda 3 is not touch-sensitive and all control falls on the puck and shortcut keys on Table Home or Office Clock Table Home or Office Clock central tunnel. And if navigation through the standard menu does not raise questions, since the manufacturer has configured it specifically for this type of control, then in the same Android Auto or Apple CarPlay, it will be a little more difficult. Also, due to the lack of a touch screen, it is difficult to enter an address in navigation, the manufacturer offers to use the carousel menu for this, which is long and difficult, or use voice input. The Japanese should have borrowed from the Germans the idea of ​​​​a touch pad for entering text, then there would have been no questions. On the other hand, voice input works at a good level, so it becomes easier to fill in the address of the object you need. Navigation is offered as a separate package for 36,000 rubles, which is not so expensive compared to German cars. Maps are used by HERE, but for some reason not with the latest updates, so some of the new roads are not on them. The regular navigation builds the route well, but it seems that it does not work with traffic jams in Russia, at least I could not turn on their display.

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For the entire cabin, the Japanese manufacturer offers only two USB connectors, both in the front of the car. The main one on the center console and an additional one in the armrest, both charge modern smartphones quite quickly. Despite the fact that the car was obviously created with an eye on the Germans, the Japanese did not install the Type-C, although it is already in full use by BMW, Mercedes-Benz, and Audi. Connecting smartphones via Bluetooth is not difficult, the standard speakerphone works just as well.

The dual-zone climate control unit is compact, with comfortable temperature control knobs and its own screen. In this regard, it’s good that Mazda didn’t copy the newfangled solutions of the German car industry, but made classic climate control, for me personally, all these touch solutions and screen controls seem not very convenient. There are no questions about the work of climate control, it does its job well. In two additional packages offered for the Mazda 3 sedan, the car can be equipped with a heated steering wheel and a heated brush zone, a three-level heated front seats are included in the base.

As for comfort, the Mazda 3 is doing well, the noise isolation is at the level, although I would like even more isolation of the wheel arches, from which noise comes to a greater extent. The suspension handles imperfections in the roadway pretty well, and handles both small and large bumps well, so you won&#39;t be shaken too much on the road. The front seats are moderately soft with good lateral support. The only thing you can complain about is the short pillow. By the way, in Europe, the new Mazda 3 can be ordered with leather seat upholstery, but this is not provided for the only sedan in Russia, the upholstery is only fabric. I would not say that the fabric on the chairs is bad, but still it looks poor for the premium segment, at least combined upholstery here, and it would be more fun.

With my height of 187 cm, I comfortably sit behind the wheel of a new &#34;three-ruble note&#34;, there are enough both seat adjustments (mechanical adjustment, electrical adjustments are available only for the top version of the hatchback), and a steering wheel that is adjustable in two planes. I can hardly sit behind myself, it is especially difficult to get in and out of the car. The child in the child seat behind me no longer fit, so I had to put him behind the front passenger. I shake hands with the developers of the new Mazda 3, who made Isofix mounts on the rear sofa of an open type, under plastic plugs, you can put a child seat in the car without any problems. Still, the love of some automakers, especially Japanese ones, is incomprehensible to me to hide Isofix in pillows, as it is very inconvenient.

The luggage compartment of the Mazda 3 sedan is 444 liters, the hatchback has 295 liters. From the luggage compartment, you can quickly fold the back of the rear sofa, there are special handles for the right and left halves. There is a stowage under the trunk floor, a full-size spare wheel would eat up the usable volume.

As I wrote above, the new Mazda 3 sedan is presented in Russia only in a single configuration, which can be supplemented with one of two packages. The car is equipped with a 1.5-liter SKYAKTIV-G engine with 120 hp. and is offered https://tonaton.ug/c_cars/t_dodge-challenger only in tandem with a six-speed automatic transmission. The engine-automatic pair is configured in such a way that the car drives slowly, 12.4 seconds to 100 km / h. That&#39;s true, as far as I&#39;m not a fan of driving, but in normal mode, even my car causes a feeling of longing. Yes, there is a sport mode, but constantly driving it is a little pleasure. A hatchback with a 2-liter engine, of course, looks cheerful against the background of a sedan, although here and there the fighting enthusiasm of that former Mazda is stifled by electronics. Apparently, introducing the new Mazda 3 to the market, the manufacturer redirected to a more mature audience, which is not as important to the dynamics of the car as comfort, handling and safety. By the way, about safety, in the only configuration of a sedan in our market, the car is equipped with side and front airbags, side curtains and a knee airbag for the driver. In terms of fuel consumption, the new Mazda 3 cannot be called a champion, but the figures are quite good: about 8.5 liters per 100 km in the city, if you get stuck in a good traffic jam, it will already be about 10 liters.

Yes, of the strange, in my opinion, features of the new Mazda 3, I would note halogen running lights, and this is with LED headlights. In our time, when LED running lights are installed on even the most budgetary cars, three-ruble halogens look like hello from the past. Although, perhaps this is not a bug, but a feature of the manufacturer.

Now about the sad, about the price of the new Mazda 3 sedan. The only available equipment in our market costs 1,570,000 rubles. You can also add two packages to it, the first adds heated steering wheel and brush zones, the second in addition to this offers keyless entry, auto-dimming mirrors, parking sensors and a camera. The price of the first package is 18,000 rubles, the second – 66,000 rubles. Also, for 36,000 rubles, the car can be retrofitted with standard navigation. Of course, the Japanese did a good job on the &#34;three rubles&#34;, but the price tag is already approaching the German three, and the company needs to try very hard and prove to customers that the new Mazda 3 is worth the money.

Not a review. Computer monoblock from Irbis, reflections on the category of monoblocks

Recently, a monoblock from the Russian company Irbis (model MB2380) fell into the hands, it will start shipping in the middle of summer, and the price promises to be extremely interesting. What interested me in this product was not a large screen of 23.8 inches and, moreover, with an IPS matrix, but the monoblock form factor itself. In fact, this is a computer combined with a display, and this option has many advantages. For example, the adult generation often buys laptops not because they need compactness and mobility, but solely because of the ease of understanding of this product: everything is in one case, nothing needs to be connected. To explain that connecting a system unit to a monitor is no more difficult than installing a mouse or keyboard, one always stumbles upon the fact that these are unnecessary gestures, a sort of fear of not being able to cope with the task. Monoblock computers are simpler in this aspect, but still their main audience is not those who are worried about the ease of connection, but people who do not need complex computers, who use this technique for standard, everyday tasks. Corporate users are also a significant audience, when all-in-ones are bought as a typical computer, easy to set up, easy to use and do not require special attention. In the mind of the consumer, the monoblock is an expensive device, although there can be no reason to believe so, the example of the model from Irbis proves this. At a cost of around 22-23 thousand rubles, you get an office computer with a large screen, built-in audio and the ability to work comfortably in most common office tasks. This is not a computer for a designer, not for those who process video, not for engineers, and so on, this is a monoblock for a typical office worker who sits online most of the time, works in MS Office and mail, in a word, performs routine actions.

The box in which the monoblock is located is light, and you can safely carry it in one hand from the car to the office.

Opening the box, we find a metal stand that needs to be installed by screwing three screws. It does not cause any problems, everything is very simple, the only tool you need is a screwdriver.

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Please note that the display has very narrow bezels, the monoblock looks good with the screen on. But because of the price, they used inexpensive plastic, it is clearly visible, on the other hand, you don’t expect anything else for this money. It is always a compromise and an attempt to achieve an optimal price / quality ratio.

All the connectors were moved to the back panel, there is a power button right there, you can feel it if you know where it is located. There are two USB connectors on the bottom end, but you also have to look for them by touch, ergonomics suffer here, since it is difficult to do this. The location of all these elements is such that the manufacturer considered that access to them would be needed infrequently. Most likely, this is true.

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This is a working computer that does not provide for the constant addition of external devices and other peripherals. But sometimes you will need to stick a flash drive? On the other hand, the security policy of many companies does not provide for this.

The filling of the monoblock matches budget computers: a Celeron processor, a 2.5-inch hard drive with a capacity of 500 GB, it will be enough for any task. The performance of this solution is not too high, as I already said, you definitely won’t use a computer for calculations or video encoding, but it doesn’t have such a task. The main thing here is the 23-inch IPS screen, which has good color reproduction and brightness. The advantages of the IPS matrix are obvious, there is no point in describing them. Thin frames are not just a tribute to fashion, they are convenient in everyday work, give the computer a modern look. This aspect is not as important as it might seem. Despite the low cost, the monoblock looks modern, primarily due to the minimum thickness of the bezel around the screen.

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I used a monoblock for typing, watching videos (the speakers are built-in, the sound is quite decent, although it does not differ in much depth, these are ordinary speakers), I read sites on the net. Inside Windows 10 Home Edition https://cars45.com.gh/listing/jeep/patriot/2013 , which is also common for such machines. There is no desire to describe Windows, it is still the same system.

Surprisingly, this monoblock did not cause any rejection in me, everything works as expected, the speed is not cosmic, but acceptable, there are no noticeable brakes. It is clear that you can’t play “heavy” games, but for this you need a gaming computer, and it was not worth counting on the monoblock to cope with modern toys from the very beginning. At some point, I realized that I didn’t turn off the monoblock, it just fell asleep. You come, touch the mouse, and the computer wakes up. The decision to abandon the built-in camera can only be welcomed, since an external HD camera will be inexpensive, and it is clearly better than those that are put in monoblocks and your interlocutor looks into a blurry, low-quality picture.

Let&#39;s give a brief technical specification so as not to repeat them later:

• 23.8 inches, IPS, 1920×1080 pixels, non-touch
• Intel Celeron N3350 dual-core processor up to 2.4 GHz
• 4 GB RAM
• Integrated 2.5&#34; 500 GB hard drive
• MicroSD cards up to 128 GB
• Ethernet connector up to 1 Gb
• Two USB 2.0 ports, Three USB 3.0 ports
• Bluetooth 4.0
• Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n
• Built-in stereo speakers
• Charger (12V/3A)
• Dimensions 325x540x36 mm, weight 2.75 kg

Let&#39;s see how much a bundle of a regular PC and an IPS monitor of a similar diagonal and resolution costs. A 23-inch monitor will cost you from 9 to 11 thousand rubles, depending on the manufacturer. A system unit with similar characteristics of memory, hard drive and connectors will cost about 15-16 thousand rubles, inside the same version of Windows. In total, it turns out that at least you will give 24 thousand rubles, and on average such a configuration will cost 26-28 thousand rubles. Therefore, the stereotype that a monoblock is obviously more expensive than a system unit and a monitor does not stand the test of reality, it is not. In the case of a monoblock from Irbis, it is even cheaper than such a bundle.

It is clear that Irbis has always tried to play at the first price and offer inexpensive, but interesting devices in terms of price / quality ratio. And the release of the Irbis monoblock is a test of the soil as far as the market is ripe for such solutions. This is not the first product of this class from Irbis, reconnaissance in combat has already taken place in the past, when a monoblock similar in idea was sold in federal networks, the results were not bad. But this time we tried to take into account customer feedback, for example, we focused on the screen, which turned out to be important for the majority. That is, the priorities of buyers were distributed in such a way that the quality of the screen came first, then everything else. And people simply spoke about performance – not for games, this is a machine for work, the main thing is that MS Office opens normally, mail and there are no plugs in the browser, no matter what it is. And all this is fully present in the Irbis monoblock.

Most of the monoblocks that are offered on the Russian market cost from 20 thousand rubles, these are models from Acer, Lenovo and other companies. The difference is that the screen diagonal is smaller, almost always it is not an IPS-matrix, but the filling is the same or worse. In the segment from 25 thousand rubles and above, diagonals of 21.5 inches are already appearing and there are IPS matrices, the stuffing is plus or minus comparable. Whatever one may say, it turns out that the solution from Irbis is the most inexpensive, at the time of writing this article I could not find anything similar for the same money.

Following through the offers of federal networks and talking with sellers, I made the following judgment: the monoblock market is quite specific, but more than alive. This “back to school” season, many predict a 10-15% increase in sales of monoblocks from last year, there are many models from different companies, and there is also strong demand from consumers. I tormented everyone with the question of who the consumer of such solutions is, the answers varied greatly, but they liked this one: “Not everyone needs powerful computers, many people buy a computer in one case so as not to think about anything, and its performance is enough for the eyes. Think of the candy bar as a modern analogue of a typewriter for everyday work in the office or at home. Inexpensive, everything you need is present, it looks good.”

I was also struck by the fact that the average life of a monoblock far exceeds that of computers or laptops, the former are upgraded, and the keyboard or battery dies in the latter. While monoblocks continue to live as if nothing had happened. They are characterized only by moral obsolescence, but in the same office life, it does not bother companies, people have been using the computers that they have for years.

My experience tells me that following Irbis, many second-tier manufacturers will try to release similar solutions, it&#39;s a matter of time. That is, probing the market turns into an attempt to shake up the niche and make monoblocks a significant, if you like, fashionable phenomenon. How successful this is remains an open question, but pay attention to such products and balance your needs with what they offer, for many tasks they are enough for the eyes, and they are more convenient than ordinary computers or laptops. For me, a monoblock is either a working machine in the office, or the second / third computer in the house, which is stationary and connected to the network. What is a monoblock for you and are you ready to buy such products? What do you think about the model from Irbis, how good does this monoblock look for the described scenarios?

Not a review. Computer monoblock from Irbis, reflections on the category of monoblocks

Recently, a monoblock from the Russian company Irbis (model MB2380) fell into the hands, it will start shipping in the middle of summer, and the price promises to be extremely interesting. What interested me in this product was not a large screen of 23.8 inches and, moreover, with an IPS matrix, but the monoblock form factor itself. In fact, this is a computer combined with a display, and this option has many advantages. For example, the adult generation often buys laptops not because they need compactness and mobility, but solely because of the ease of understanding of this product: everything is in one case, nothing needs to be connected.To explain that connecting a system unit to a monitor is no more difficult than installing a mouse or keyboard, one always stumbles upon the fact that these are unnecessary gestures, a sort of fear of not being able to cope with the task. Monoblock computers are simpler in this aspect, but still their main audience is not those who are worried about the ease of connection, but people who do not need complex computers, who use this technique for standard, everyday tasks. Corporate users are also a significant audience, when all-in-ones are bought as a typical computer, easy to set up, easy to use and do not require special attention. In the mind of the consumer, the monoblock is an expensive device, although there can be no reason to believe so, the example of the model from Irbis proves this. At a cost of around 22-23 thousand rubles, you get an office computer with a large screen, built-in audio and the ability to work comfortably in most common office tasks. This is not a computer for a designer, not for those who process video, not for engineers, and so on, this is a monoblock for a typical office worker who sits online most of the time, works in MS Office and mail, in a word, performs routine actions.

The box in which the monoblock is located is light, and you can safely carry it in one hand from the car to the office.

Opening the box, we find a metal stand that needs to be installed by screwing three screws. It does not cause any problems, everything is very simple, the only tool you need is a screwdriver.

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Please note that the display has very narrow bezels, the monoblock looks good with the screen on. But because of the price, they used inexpensive plastic, it is clearly visible, on the other hand, you don’t expect anything else for this money. It is always a compromise and an attempt to achieve an optimal price / quality ratio.

All the connectors were moved to the back panel, there is a power button right there, you can feel it if you know where it is located. There are two USB connectors on the bottom end, but you also have to look for them by touch, ergonomics suffer here, since it is difficult to do this. The location of all these elements is such that the manufacturer considered that access to them would be needed infrequently. Most likely, this is true.

< img src=&#34;https://mobile-review.com/articles/2018/image/irbis-mb2380/pic/20.jpg&#34; alt=&#34;Irbis MB2380&#34; width=&#34;640&#34; height=&#34;480"/>

This is a working computer that does not provide for the constant addition of external devices and other peripherals. But sometimes you will need to stick a flash drive? On the other hand, the security policy of many companies does not provide for this.

The filling of the monoblock matches budget computers: a Celeron processor, a 2.5-inch hard drive with a capacity of 500 GB, it will be enough for any task. The performance of this solution is not too high, as I already said, you definitely won’t use a computer for calculations or video encoding, but it doesn’t have such a task. The main thing here is the 23-inch IPS screen, which has good color reproduction and brightness. The advantages of the IPS matrix are obvious, there is no point in describing them. Thin frames are not just a tribute to fashion, they are convenient in everyday work, give the computer a modern look. This aspect is not as important as it might seem. Despite the low cost, the monoblock looks modern, primarily due to the minimum thickness of the bezel around the screen.

< /p>

I used a monoblock for typing, watching videos (the speakers are built-in, the sound is quite decent, although it does not differ in much depth, these are ordinary speakers), I read sites on the net. Inside Windows 10 Home Edition https://cars45.com.gh/listing/jeep/patriot/2013 , which is also common for such machines. There is no desire to describe Windows, it is still the same system.

Surprisingly, this monoblock did not cause any rejection in me, everything works as expected, the speed is not cosmic, but acceptable, there are no noticeable brakes. It is clear that you can’t play “heavy” games, but for this you need a gaming computer, and it was not worth counting on the monoblock to cope with modern toys from the very beginning. At some point, I realized that I didn’t turn off the monoblock, it just fell asleep. You come, touch the mouse, and the computer wakes up. The decision to abandon the built-in camera can only be welcomed, since an external HD camera will be inexpensive, and it is clearly better than those that are put in monoblocks and your interlocutor looks into a blurry, low-quality picture.

Let&#39;s give a brief technical specification so as not to repeat them later:

• 23.8 inches, IPS, 1920×1080 pixels, non-touch
• Intel Celeron N3350 dual-core processor up to 2.4 GHz
• 4 GB RAM
• Integrated 2.5&#34; 500 GB hard drive
• MicroSD cards up to 128 GB
• Ethernet connector up to 1 Gb
• Two USB 2.0 ports, Three USB 3.0 ports
• Bluetooth 4.0
• Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n
• Built-in stereo speakers
• Charger (12V/3A)
• Dimensions 325x540x36 mm, weight 2.75 kg

Let&#39;s see how much a bundle of a regular PC and an IPS monitor of a similar diagonal and resolution costs. A 23-inch monitor will cost you from 9 to 11 thousand rubles, depending on the manufacturer. A system unit with similar characteristics of memory, hard drive and connectors will cost about 15-16 thousand rubles, inside the same version of Windows. In total, it turns out that at least you will give 24 thousand rubles, and on average such a configuration will cost 26-28 thousand rubles. Therefore, the stereotype that a monoblock is obviously more expensive than a system unit and a monitor does not stand the test of reality, it is not. In the case of a monoblock from Irbis, it is even cheaper than such a bundle.

It is clear that Irbis has always tried to play at the first price and offer inexpensive, but interesting devices in terms of price / quality ratio. And the release of the Irbis monoblock is a test of the soil as far as the market is ripe for such solutions. This is not the first product of this class from Irbis, reconnaissance in combat has already taken place in the past, when a monoblock similar in idea was sold in federal networks, the results were not bad. But this time we tried to take into account customer feedback, for example, we focused on the screen, which turned out to be important for the majority. That is, the priorities of buyers were distributed in such a way that the quality of the screen came first, then everything else. And people simply spoke about performance – not for games, this is a machine for work, the main thing is that MS Office opens normally, mail and there are no plugs in the browser, no matter what it is. And all this is fully present in the Irbis monoblock.

Most of the monoblocks that are offered on the Russian market cost from 20 thousand rubles, these are models from Acer, Lenovo and other companies. The difference is that the screen diagonal is smaller, almost always it is not an IPS-matrix, but the filling is the same or worse. In the segment from 25 thousand rubles and above, diagonals of 21.5 inches are already appearing and there are IPS matrices, the stuffing is plus or minus comparable. Whatever one may say, it turns out that the solution from Irbis is the most inexpensive, at the time of writing this article I could not find anything similar for the same money.

Following through the offers of federal networks and talking with sellers, I made the following judgment: the monoblock market is quite specific, but more than alive. This “back to school” season, many predict a 10-15% increase in sales of monoblocks from last year, there are many models from different companies, and there is also strong demand from consumers. I tormented everyone with the question of who the consumer of such solutions is, the answers varied greatly, but they liked this one: “Not everyone needs powerful computers, many people buy a computer in one case so as not to think about anything, and its performance is enough for the eyes. Think of the candy bar as a modern analogue of a typewriter for everyday work in the office or at home. Inexpensive, everything you need is present, it looks good.”

I was also struck by the fact that the average life of a monoblock far exceeds that of computers or laptops, the former are upgraded, and the keyboard or battery dies in the latter. While monoblocks continue to live as if nothing had happened. They are characterized only by moral obsolescence, but in the same office life, it does not bother companies, people have been using the computers that they have for years.

My experience tells me that following Irbis, many second-tier manufacturers will try to release similar solutions, it&#39;s a matter of time. That is, probing the market turns into an attempt to shake up the niche and make monoblocks a significant, if you like, fashionable phenomenon. How successful this is remains an open question, but pay attention to such products and balance your needs with what they offer, for many tasks they are enough for the eyes, and they are more convenient than ordinary computers or laptops. For me, a monoblock is either a working machine in the office, or the second / third computer in the house, which is stationary and connected to the network. What is a monoblock for you and are you ready to buy such products? What do you think about the model from Irbis, how good does this monoblock look for the described scenarios?

Not a review. Computer monoblock from Irbis, reflections on the category of monoblocks

Recently, a monoblock from the Russian company Irbis (model MB2380) fell into the hands, it will start shipping in the middle of summer, and the price promises to be extremely interesting. What interested me in this product was not a large screen of 23.8 inches and, moreover, with an IPS matrix, but the monoblock form factor itself. In fact, this is a computer combined with a display, and this option has many advantages. For example, the adult generation often buys laptops not because they need compactness and mobility, but solely because of the ease of understanding of this product: everything is in one case, nothing needs to be connected.To explain that connecting a system unit to a monitor is no more difficult than installing a mouse or keyboard, one always stumbles upon the fact that these are unnecessary gestures, a kind of fear of not being able to cope with the task. Monoblock computers are simpler in this aspect, but still their main audience is not those who are worried about the ease of connection, but people who do not need complex computers, who use this technique for standard, everyday tasks. Corporate users are also a significant audience, when all-in-ones are bought as a typical computer, easy to set up, easy to use and do not require special attention. In the mind of the consumer, a monoblock is an expensive device, although there can be no reason to believe so, the example of a model from Irbis proves this. At a cost of around 22-23 thousand rubles, you get an office computer with a large screen, built-in audio and the ability to work comfortably in most common office tasks. This is not a computer for a designer, not for those who process video, not for engineers, and so on, this is a monoblock for a typical office worker who sits online most of the time, works in MS Office and mail, in a word, performs routine actions.

The box in which the monoblock is located is light, and you can safely carry it in one hand from the car to the office.

Opening the box, we find a metal stand that needs to be installed by screwing three screws. It does not cause any problems, everything is very simple, the only tool you need is a screwdriver.

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Please note that the display has very narrow bezels, the monoblock looks good with the screen on. But because of the price, they used inexpensive plastic, it is clearly visible, on the other hand, you don’t expect anything else for this money. It is always a compromise and an attempt to achieve an optimal price / quality ratio.

All the connectors were moved to the back panel, there is a power button right there, you can feel it if you know where it is located. There are two USB connectors on the bottom end, but you also have to look for them by touch, ergonomics suffer here, since it is difficult to do this. The location of all these elements is such that the manufacturer considered that access to them would be needed infrequently. Most likely, this is true.

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This is a working computer that does not provide for the constant addition of external devices and other peripherals. But sometimes you will need to stick a flash drive? On the other hand, the security policy of many companies does not provide for this.

The filling of the monoblock matches budget computers: a Celeron processor, a 2.5-inch hard drive with a capacity of 500 GB, it will be enough for any task. The performance of this solution is not too high, as I already said, you definitely won’t use a computer for calculations or video encoding, but it doesn’t have such a task. The main thing here is the 23-inch IPS screen, which has good color reproduction and brightness. The advantages of the IPS matrix are obvious, there is no point in describing them. Thin frames are not just a tribute to fashion, they are convenient in everyday work, give the computer a modern look. This aspect is not as important as it might seem. Despite the low cost, the monoblock looks modern, primarily due to the minimum thickness of the bezel around the screen.

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I used a monoblock for typing, watching videos (the speakers are built-in, the sound is quite decent, although it does not differ in much depth, these are ordinary speakers), I read sites on the net. Inside Windows 10 Home Edition https://cars45.com.gh/listing/jeep/patriot/2013 , which is also common for such machines. There is no desire to describe Windows, it is still the same system.

Surprisingly, this monoblock did not cause any rejection in me, everything works as expected, the speed is not cosmic, but acceptable, there are no noticeable brakes. It is clear that you can’t play “heavy” games, but for this you need a gaming computer, and it was not worth counting on the monoblock to cope with modern toys from the very beginning. At some point, I realized that I didn’t turn off the monoblock, it just fell asleep. You come, touch the mouse, and the computer wakes up. The decision to abandon the built-in camera can only be welcomed, since an external HD camera will be inexpensive, and it is clearly better than those that are put in monoblocks and your interlocutor looks into a blurry, low-quality picture.

Let&#39;s give a brief technical specification so as not to repeat them later:

• 23.8 inches, IPS, 1920×1080 pixels, non-touch
• Intel Celeron N3350 dual-core processor up to 2.4 GHz
• 4 GB RAM
• Integrated 2.5&#34; 500 GB hard drive
• MicroSD cards up to 128 GB
• Ethernet connector up to 1 Gb
• Two USB 2.0 ports, Three USB 3.0 ports
• Bluetooth 4.0
• Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n
• Built-in stereo speakers
• Charger (12V/3A)
• Dimensions 325x540x36 mm, weight 2.75 kg

Let&#39;s see how much a bundle of a regular PC and an IPS monitor of a similar diagonal and resolution costs. A 23-inch monitor will cost you from 9 to 11 thousand rubles, depending on the manufacturer. A system unit with similar characteristics of memory, hard drive and connectors will cost about 15-16 thousand rubles, inside the same version of Windows. In total, it turns out that at least you will give 24 thousand rubles, and on average such a configuration will cost 26-28 thousand rubles. Therefore, the stereotype that a monoblock is obviously more expensive than a system unit and a monitor does not stand the test of reality, it is not. In the case of a monoblock from Irbis, it is even cheaper than such a bundle.

It is clear that Irbis has always tried to play at the first price and offer inexpensive, but https://tonaton.ug/c_clothing interesting devices in terms of price / quality ratio. And the release of the Irbis monoblock is a test of the soil as far as the market is ripe for such solutions. This is not the first product of this class from Irbis, reconnaissance in combat has already taken place in the past, when a monoblock similar in idea was sold in federal networks, the results were not bad. But this time we tried to take into account customer feedback, for example, we focused on the screen, which turned out to be important for the majority. That is, the priorities of buyers were distributed in such a way that the quality of the screen came first, then everything else. And people simply spoke about performance – not for games, this is a machine for work, the main thing is that MS Office opens normally, mail and there are no plugs in the browser, no matter what it is. And all this is fully present in the Irbis monoblock.

Most of the monoblocks that are offered on the Russian market cost from 20 thousand rubles, these are models from Acer, Lenovo and other companies. The difference is that the screen diagonal is smaller, almost always it is not an IPS-matrix, but the filling is the same or worse. In the segment from 25 thousand rubles and above, diagonals of 21.5 inches are already appearing and there are IPS matrices, the stuffing is plus or minus comparable. Whatever one may say, it turns out that the solution from Irbis is the most inexpensive, at the time of writing this article I could not find anything similar for the same money.

Following through the offers of federal networks and talking with sellers, I made the following judgment: the monoblock market is quite specific, but more than alive. This “back to school” season, many predict a 10-15% increase in sales of monoblocks from last year, there are many models from different companies, and there is also strong demand from consumers. I tormented everyone with the question of who the consumer of such solutions is, the answers varied greatly, but they liked this one: “Not everyone needs powerful computers, many people buy a computer in one case so as not to think about anything, and its performance is enough for the eyes. Think of the candy bar as a modern analogue of a typewriter for everyday work in the office or at home. Inexpensive, everything you need is present, it looks good.”

I was also struck by the fact that the average life of a monoblock far exceeds that of computers or laptops, the former are upgraded, and the keyboard or battery dies in the latter. While monoblocks continue to live as if nothing had happened. They are characterized only by moral obsolescence, but in the same office life, it does not bother companies, people have been using the computers that they have for years.

My experience tells me that following Irbis, many second-tier manufacturers will try to release similar solutions, it&#39;s a matter of time. That is, probing the market turns into an attempt to shake up the niche and make monoblocks a significant, if you like, fashionable phenomenon. How successful this is remains an open question, but pay attention to such products and balance your needs with what they offer, for many tasks they are enough for the eyes, and they are more convenient than ordinary computers or laptops. For me, a monoblock is either a working machine in the office, or the second / third computer in the house, which is stationary and connected to the network. What is a monoblock for you and are you ready to buy such products? What do you think about the model from Irbis, how good does this monoblock look for the described scenarios?

Not a review. Computer monoblock from Irbis, reflections on the category of monoblocks

Recently, a monoblock from the Russian company Irbis (model MB2380) fell into the hands, it will start shipping in the middle of summer, and the price promises to be extremely interesting. What interested me in this product was not a large screen of 23.8 inches and, moreover, with an IPS matrix, but the monoblock form factor itself. In fact, this is a computer combined with a display, and this option has many advantages. For example, the adult generation often buys laptops not because they need compactness and mobility, but solely because of the ease of understanding of this product: everything is in one case, nothing needs to be connected.To explain that connecting a system unit to a monitor is no more difficult than installing a mouse or keyboard, one always stumbles upon the fact that these are unnecessary gestures, a kind of fear of not being able to cope with the task. Monoblock computers are simpler in this aspect, but still their main audience is not those who are worried about the ease of connection, but people who do not need complex computers, who use this technique for standard, everyday tasks. Corporate users are also a significant audience, when all-in-ones are bought as a typical computer, easy to set up, easy to use and do not require special attention. In the mind of the consumer, a monoblock is an expensive device, although there can be no reason to believe so, the example of a model from Irbis proves this. At a cost of around 22-23 thousand rubles, you get an office computer with a large screen, built-in audio and the ability to work comfortably in most common office tasks. This is not a computer for a designer, not for those who process video, not for engineers, and so on, this is a monoblock for a typical office worker who sits online most of the time, works in MS Office and mail, in a word, performs routine actions.

The box in which the monoblock is located is light, and you can safely carry it in one hand from the car to the office.

Opening the box, we find a metal stand that needs to be installed by screwing three screws. It does not cause any problems, everything is very simple, the only tool you need is a screwdriver.

Please note that the display has very narrow bezels, the monoblock looks good with the screen on. But because of the price, they used inexpensive plastic, it is clearly visible, on the other hand, you don’t expect anything else for this money. It is always a compromise and an attempt to achieve an optimal price / quality ratio.

All the connectors were moved to the back panel, there is a power button right there, you can feel it if you know where it is located. There are two USB connectors on the bottom end, but you also have to look for them by touch, ergonomics suffer here, since it is difficult to do this. The location of all these elements is such that the manufacturer considered that access to them would be needed infrequently. Most likely, this is true.

This is a working computer that does not provide for the constant addition of external devices and other peripherals. But sometimes you will need to stick a flash drive? On the other hand, the security policy of many companies does not provide for this.

The filling of the monoblock matches budget computers: a Celeron processor, a 2.5-inch hard drive with a capacity of 500 GB, it will be enough for any task. The performance of this solution is not too high, as I already said, you definitely won’t use a computer for calculations or video encoding, but it doesn’t have such a task. The main thing here is the 23-inch IPS screen, which has good color reproduction and brightness. The advantages of the IPS matrix are obvious, there is no point in describing them. Thin frames are not just a tribute to fashion, they are convenient in everyday work, give the computer a modern look. This aspect is not as important as it might seem. Despite the low cost, the monoblock looks modern, primarily due to the minimum thickness of the bezel around the screen.

I used a monoblock for typing, watching videos (the speakers are built-in, the sound is quite decent, although it does not differ in much depth, these are ordinary speakers), I read sites on the net. Inside Windows 10 Home Edition https://cars45.com.gh/listing/jeep/patriot/2013, which is also common for such cars. There is no desire to describe Windows, it is still the same system.

I used a monoblock for typing, watching videos (the speakers are built-in, the sound is quite decent, although it does not differ in particular depth, these are ordinary speakers), I read sites on the net. Inside Windows 10 Home Edition https://cars45.com.gh/listing/jeep/patriot/2013 https://cars45.com.gh/listing/jeep/patriot/2013 , which is also common for such machines. There is no desire to describe Windows, it is still the same system.

Surprisingly, this monoblock did not cause any rejection in me, everything works as expected, the speed is not cosmic, but acceptable, there are no noticeable brakes. It is clear that you can’t play “heavy” games, but for this you need a gaming computer, and it was not worth counting on the monoblock to cope with modern toys from the very beginning. At some point, I realized that I didn’t turn off the monoblock, it just fell asleep. You come, touch the mouse, and the computer wakes up. The decision to abandon the built-in camera can only be welcomed, since an external HD camera will be inexpensive, and it is clearly better than those that are put in monoblocks and your interlocutor looks into a blurry, low-quality picture.

Let&#39;s give a brief technical specification so as not to repeat them later:

• 23.8 inches, IPS, 1920×1080 pixels, non-touch
• Intel Celeron N3350 dual-core processor up to 2.4 GHz
• 4 GB RAM
• Integrated 2.5&#34; 500 GB hard drive
• MicroSD cards up to 128 GB
• Ethernet connector up to 1 Gb
• Two USB 2.0 ports, Three USB 3.0 ports
• Bluetooth 4.0
• Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n
• Built-in stereo speakers
• Charger (12V/3A)
• Dimensions 325x540x36 mm, weight 2.75 kg

Let&#39;s see how much a bundle of a regular PC and an IPS monitor of a similar diagonal and resolution costs. A 23-inch monitor will cost you from 9 to 11 thousand rubles, depending on the manufacturer. A system unit with similar characteristics of memory, hard drive and connectors will cost about 15-16 thousand rubles, inside the same version of Windows. In total, it turns out that at least you will give 24 thousand rubles, and on average such a configuration will cost 26-28 thousand rubles. Therefore, the stereotype that a monoblock is obviously more expensive than a system unit and a monitor does not stand the test of reality, it is not. In the case of a monoblock from Irbis, it is even cheaper than such a bundle.

It is clear that Irbis has always tried to play at the first price and offer inexpensive, but interesting devices in terms of price / quality ratio. And the release of the Irbis monoblock is a test of the soil as far as the market is ripe for such solutions. This is not the first product of this class from Irbis, reconnaissance in combat has already taken place in the past, when a monoblock similar in idea was sold in federal networks, the results were not bad. But this time we tried to take into account customer feedback, for example, we focused on the screen, which turned out to be important for the majority. That is, the priorities of buyers were distributed in such a way that the quality of the screen came first, then everything else. And people simply spoke about performance – not for games, this is a machine for work, the main thing is that MS Office opens normally, mail and there are no plugs in the browser, no matter what it is. And all this is fully present in the Irbis monoblock.

Most of the monoblocks that are offered on the Russian market cost from 20 thousand rubles, these are models from Acer, Lenovo and other companies. The difference is that the screen diagonal is smaller, almost always it is not an IPS-matrix, but the filling is the same or worse. In the segment from 25 thousand rubles and above, diagonals of 21.5 inches are already appearing and there are IPS matrices, the stuffing is plus or minus comparable. Whatever one may say, it turns out that the solution from Irbis is the most inexpensive, at the time of writing this article I could not find anything similar for the same money.

Following through the offers of federal networks and talking with sellers, I made the following judgment: the monoblock market is quite specific, but more than alive. This “back to school” season, many predict a 10-15% increase in sales of monoblocks from last year, there are many models from different companies, and there is also strong demand from consumers. I tormented everyone with the question of who the consumer of such solutions is, the answers varied greatly, but they liked this one: “Not everyone needs powerful computers, many people buy a computer in one case so as not to think about anything, and its performance is enough for the eyes. Think of the candy bar as a modern analogue of a typewriter for everyday work in the office or at home. Inexpensive, everything you need is present, it looks good.”

I was also struck by the fact that the average life of a monoblock far exceeds that of computers or laptops, the former are upgraded, and the keyboard or battery dies in the latter. While monoblocks continue to live as if nothing had happened. They are characterized only by moral obsolescence, but in the same office life, it does not bother companies, people have been using the computers that they have for years.

My experience tells me that following Irbis, many second-tier manufacturers will try to release similar solutions, it&#39;s a matter of time. That is, probing the market turns into an attempt to shake up the niche and make monoblocks a significant, if you like, fashionable phenomenon. How successful this is remains an open question, but pay attention to such products and balance your needs with what they offer, for many tasks they are enough for the eyes, and they are more convenient than ordinary computers or laptops. For me, a monoblock is either a working machine in the office, or the second / third computer in the house, which is stationary and connected to the network. What is a monoblock for you and are you ready to buy such products? What do you think about the model from Irbis, how good does this monoblock look for the described scenarios?

Not a review. Computer monoblock from Irbis, reflections on the category of monoblocks

Recently, a monoblock from the Russian company Irbis (model MB2380) fell into the hands, it will start shipping in the middle of summer, and the price promises to be extremely interesting. What interested me in this product was not a large screen of 23.8 inches and, moreover, with an IPS matrix, but the monoblock form factor itself. In fact, this is a computer combined with a display, and this option has many advantages. For example, the adult generation often buys laptops not because they need compactness and mobility, but solely because of the ease of understanding of this product: everything is in one case, nothing needs to be connected. To explain that connecting a system unit to a monitor is no more difficult than installing a mouse or keyboard, one always stumbles upon the fact that these are unnecessary gestures, a sort of fear of not being able to cope with the task. Monoblock computers are simpler in this aspect, but still their main audience is not those who are worried about the ease of connection, but people who do not need complex computers, who use this technique for standard, everyday tasks. Corporate users are also a significant audience, when all-in-ones are bought as a typical computer, easy to set up, easy to use and do not require special attention. In the mind of the consumer, the monoblock is an expensive device, although there can be no reason to believe so, the example of the model from Irbis proves this. At a cost of around 22-23 thousand rubles, you get an office computer with a large screen, built-in audio and the ability to work comfortably in most common office tasks. This is not a computer for a designer, not for those who process video, not for engineers, and so on, this is a monoblock for a typical office worker who sits online most of the time, works in MS Office and mail, in a word, performs routine actions.

The box in which the monoblock is located is light, and you can safely carry it in one hand from the car to the office.

Opening the box, we find a metal stand that needs to be installed by screwing three screws. It does not cause any problems, everything is very simple, the only tool you need is a screwdriver.

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Please note that the display has very narrow bezels, the monoblock looks good with the screen on. But because of the price, they used inexpensive plastic, it is clearly visible, on the other hand, you don’t expect anything else for this money. It is always a compromise and an attempt to achieve an optimal price / quality ratio.

All the connectors were moved to the back panel, there is a power button right there, you can feel it if you know where it is located. There are two USB connectors on the bottom end, but you also have to look for them by touch, ergonomics suffer here, since it is difficult to do this. The location of all these elements is such that the manufacturer considered that access to them would be needed infrequently. Most likely, this is true.

< img src=&#34;https://mobile-review.com/articles/2018/image/irbis-mb2380/pic/20.jpg&#34; alt=&#34;Irbis MB2380&#34; width=&#34;640&#34; height=&#34;480"/>

This is a working computer that does not provide for the constant addition of external devices and other peripherals. But sometimes you will need to stick a flash drive? On the other hand, the security policy of many companies does not provide for this.

The filling of the monoblock matches budget computers: a Celeron processor, a 2.5-inch hard drive with a capacity of 500 GB, it will be enough for any task. The performance of this solution is not too high, as I already said, you definitely won’t use a computer for calculations or video encoding, but it doesn’t have such a task. The main thing here is the 23-inch IPS screen, which has good color reproduction and brightness. The advantages of the IPS matrix are obvious, there is no point in describing them. Thin frames are not just a tribute to fashion, they are convenient in everyday work, give the computer a modern look. This aspect is not as important as it might seem. Despite the low cost, the monoblock looks modern, primarily due to the minimum thickness of the bezel around the screen.

< /p>

I used a monoblock for typing, watching videos (the speakers are built-in, the sound is quite decent, although it does not differ in much depth, these are ordinary speakers), I read sites on the net. Inside Windows 10 Home Edition https://cars45.com.gh/listing/jeep/patriot/2013 , which is also common for such machines. There is no desire to describe Windows, it is still the same system.

Surprisingly, this monoblock did not cause any rejection in me, everything works as expected, the speed is not cosmic, but acceptable, there are no noticeable brakes. It is clear that you can’t play “heavy” games, but for this you need a gaming computer, and it was not worth counting on the monoblock to cope with modern toys from the very beginning. At some point, I realized that I didn’t turn off the monoblock, it just fell asleep. You come, touch the mouse, and the computer wakes up. The decision to abandon the built-in camera can only be welcomed, since an external HD camera will be inexpensive, and it is clearly better than those that are put in monoblocks and your interlocutor looks into a blurry, low-quality picture.

Let&#39;s give a brief technical specification so as not to repeat them later:

• 23.8 inches, IPS, 1920×1080 pixels, non-touch
• Intel Celeron N3350 dual-core processor up to 2.4 GHz
• 4 GB RAM
• Integrated 2.5&#34; 500 GB hard drive
• MicroSD cards up to 128 GB
• Ethernet connector up to 1 Gb
• Two USB 2.0 ports, Three USB 3.0 ports
• Bluetooth 4.0
• Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n
• Built-in stereo speakers
• Charger (12V/3A)
• Dimensions 325x540x36 mm, weight 2.75 kg

Let&#39;s see how much a bundle of a regular PC and an IPS monitor of a similar diagonal and resolution costs. A 23-inch monitor will cost you from 9 to 11 thousand rubles, depending on the manufacturer. A system unit with similar characteristics of memory, hard drive and connectors will cost about 15-16 thousand rubles, inside the same version of Windows. In total, it turns out that at least you will give 24 thousand rubles, and on average such a configuration will cost 26-28 thousand rubles. Therefore, the stereotype that a monoblock is obviously more expensive than a system unit and a monitor does not stand the test of reality, it is not. In the case of a monoblock from Irbis, it is even cheaper than such a bundle.

It is clear that Irbis has always tried to play at the first price and offer inexpensive, but interesting devices in terms of price / quality ratio. And the release of the Irbis monoblock is a test of the soil as far as the market is ripe for such solutions. This is not the first product of this class from Irbis, reconnaissance in combat has already taken place in the past, when a monoblock similar in idea was sold in federal networks, the results were not bad. But this time we tried to take into account customer feedback, for example, we focused on the screen, which turned out to be important for the majority. That is, the priorities of buyers were distributed in such a way that the quality of the screen came first, then everything else. And people simply spoke about performance – not for games, this is a machine for work, the main thing is that MS Office opens normally, mail and there are no plugs in the browser, no matter what it is. And all this is fully present in the Irbis monoblock.

Most of the monoblocks that are offered on the Russian market cost from 20 thousand rubles, these are models from Acer, Lenovo and other companies. The difference is that the screen diagonal is smaller, almost always it is not an IPS-matrix, but the filling is the same or worse. In the segment from 25 thousand rubles and above, diagonals of 21.5 inches are already appearing and there are IPS matrices, the stuffing is plus or minus comparable. Whatever one may say, it turns out that the solution from Irbis is the most inexpensive, at the time of writing this article I could not find anything similar for the same money.

Following through the offers of federal networks and talking with sellers, I made the following judgment: the monoblock market is quite specific, but more than alive. This “back to school” season, many predict a 10-15% increase in sales of monoblocks from last year, there are many models from different companies, and there is also strong demand from consumers. I tormented everyone with the question of who the consumer of such solutions is, the answers varied greatly, but they liked this one: “Not everyone needs powerful computers, many people buy a computer in one case so as not to think about anything, and its performance is enough for the eyes. Think of the candy bar as a modern analogue of a typewriter for everyday work in the office or at home. Inexpensive, everything you need is present, it looks good.”

I was also struck by the fact that the average life of a monoblock far exceeds that of computers or laptops, the former are upgraded, and the keyboard or battery dies in the latter. While monoblocks continue to live as if nothing had happened. They are characterized only by moral obsolescence, but in the same office life, it does not bother companies, people have been using the computers that they have for years.

My experience tells me that following Irbis, many second-tier manufacturers will try to release similar solutions, it&#39;s a matter of time. That is, probing the market turns into an attempt to shake up the niche and make monoblocks a significant, if you like, fashionable phenomenon. How successful this is remains an open question, but pay attention to such products and balance your needs with what they offer, for many tasks they are enough for the eyes, and they are more convenient than ordinary computers or laptops. For me, a monoblock is either a working machine in the office, or the second / third computer in the house, which is stationary and connected to the network. What is a monoblock for you and are you ready to buy such products? What do you think about the model from Irbis, how good does this monoblock look for the described scenarios?

Not a review. Computer monoblock from Irbis, reflections on the category of monoblocks

Recently, a monoblock from the Russian company Irbis (model MB2380) fell into the hands, it will start shipping in the middle of summer, and the price promises to be extremely interesting. What interested me in this product was not a large screen of 23.8 inches and, moreover, with an IPS matrix, but the monoblock form factor itself. In fact, this is a computer combined with a display, and this option has many advantages. For example, the adult generation often buys laptops not because they need compactness and mobility, but solely because of the ease of understanding of this product: everything is in one case, nothing needs to be connected.To explain that connecting a system unit to a monitor is no more difficult than installing a mouse or keyboard, one always stumbles upon the fact that these are unnecessary gestures, a sort of fear of not being able to cope with the task. Monoblock computers are simpler in this aspect, but still their main audience is not those who are worried about the ease of connection, but people who do not need complex computers, who use this technique for standard, everyday tasks. Corporate users are also a significant audience, when all-in-ones are bought as a typical computer, easy to set up, easy to use and do not require special attention. In the mind of the consumer, the monoblock is an expensive device, although there can be no reason to believe so, the example of the model from Irbis proves this. At a cost of around 22-23 thousand rubles, you get an office computer with a large screen, built-in audio and the ability to work comfortably in most common office tasks. This is not a computer for a designer, not for those who process video, not for engineers, and so on, this is a monoblock for a typical office worker who sits online most of the time, works in MS Office and mail, in a word, performs routine actions.

The box in which the monoblock is located is light, and you can safely carry it in one hand from the car to the office.

Opening the box, we find a metal stand that needs to be installed by screwing three screws. It does not cause any problems, everything is very simple, the only tool you need is a screwdriver.

< /p>

Please note that the display has very narrow bezels, the monoblock looks good with the screen on. But because of the price, they used inexpensive plastic, it is clearly visible, on the other hand, you don’t expect anything else for this money. It is always a compromise and an attempt to achieve an optimal price / quality ratio.

All the connectors were moved to the back panel, there is a power button right there, you can feel it if you know where it is located. There are two USB connectors on the bottom end, but you also have to look for them by touch, ergonomics suffer here, since it is difficult to do this. The location of all these elements is such that the manufacturer considered that access to them would be needed infrequently. Most likely, this is true.

< img src=&#34;https://mobile-review.com/articles/2018/image/irbis-mb2380/pic/20.jpg&#34; alt=&#34;Irbis MB2380&#34; width=&#34;640&#34; height=&#34;480"/>

This is a working computer that does not provide for the constant addition of external devices and other peripherals. But sometimes you will need to stick a flash drive? On the other hand, the security policy of many companies does not provide for this.

The filling of the monoblock matches budget computers: a Celeron processor, a 2.5-inch hard drive with a capacity of 500 GB, it will be enough for any task. The performance of this solution is not too high, as I already said, you definitely won’t use a computer for calculations or video encoding, but it doesn’t have such a task. The main thing here is the 23-inch IPS screen, which has good color reproduction and brightness. The advantages of the IPS matrix are obvious, there is no point in describing them. Thin frames are not just a tribute to fashion, they are convenient in everyday work, give the computer a modern look. This aspect is not as important as it might seem. Despite the low cost, the monoblock looks modern, primarily due to the minimum thickness of the bezel around the screen.

< /p>

I used a monoblock for typing, watching videos (the speakers are built-in, the sound is quite decent, although it does not differ in much depth, these are ordinary speakers), I read sites on the net. Inside Windows 10 Home Edition https://cars45.com.gh/listing/jeep/patriot/2013 , which is also common for such machines. There is no desire to describe Windows, it is still the same system.

Surprisingly, this monoblock did not cause any rejection in me, everything works as expected, the speed is not cosmic, but acceptable, there are no noticeable brakes. It is clear that you can’t play “heavy” games, but for this you need a gaming computer, and it was not worth counting on the monoblock to cope with modern toys from the very beginning. At some point, I realized that I didn’t turn off the monoblock, it just fell asleep. You come, touch the mouse, and the computer wakes up. The decision to abandon the built-in camera can only be welcomed, since an external HD camera will be inexpensive, and it is clearly better than those that are put in monoblocks and your interlocutor looks into a blurry, low-quality picture.

Let&#39;s give a brief technical specification so as not to repeat them later:

• 23.8 inches, IPS, 1920×1080 pixels, non-touch
• Intel Celeron N3350 dual-core processor up to 2.4 GHz
• 4 GB RAM
• Integrated 2.5&#34; 500 GB hard drive
• MicroSD cards up to 128 GB
• Ethernet connector up to 1 Gb
• Two USB 2.0 ports, Three USB 3.0 ports
• Bluetooth 4.0
• Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n
• Built-in stereo speakers
• Charger (12V/3A)
• Dimensions 325x540x36 mm, weight 2.75 kg

Let&#39;s see how much a bundle of a regular PC and an IPS monitor of a similar diagonal and resolution costs. A 23-inch monitor will cost you from 9 to 11 thousand rubles, depending on the manufacturer. A system unit with similar characteristics of memory, hard drive and connectors will cost about 15-16 thousand rubles, inside the same version of Windows. In total, it turns out that at least you will give 24 thousand rubles, and on average such a configuration will cost 26-28 thousand rubles. Therefore, the stereotype that a monoblock is obviously more expensive than a system unit and a monitor does not stand the test of reality, it is not. In the case of a monoblock from Irbis, it is even cheaper than such a bundle.

It is clear that Irbis has always tried to play at the first price and offer inexpensive, but interesting devices in terms of price / quality ratio. And the release of the Irbis monoblock is a test of the soil as far as the market is ripe for such solutions. This is not the first product of this class from Irbis, reconnaissance in combat has already taken place in the past, when a monoblock similar in idea was sold in federal networks, the results were not bad. But this time we tried to take into account customer feedback, for example, we focused on the screen, which turned out to be important for the majority. That is, the priorities of buyers were distributed in such a way that the quality of the screen came first, then everything else. And people simply spoke about performance – not for games, this is a machine for work, the main thing is that MS Office opens normally, mail and there are no plugs in the browser, no matter what it is. And all this is fully present in the Irbis monoblock.

Most of the monoblocks that are offered on the Russian market cost from 20 thousand rubles, these are models from Acer, Lenovo and other companies. The difference is that the screen diagonal is smaller, almost always it is not an IPS-matrix, but the filling is the same or worse. In the segment from 25 thousand rubles and above, diagonals of 21.5 inches are already appearing and there are IPS matrices, the stuffing is plus or minus comparable. Whatever one may say, it turns out that the solution from Irbis is the most inexpensive, at the time of writing this article I could not find anything similar for the same money.

Following through the offers of federal networks and talking with sellers, I made the following judgment: the monoblock market is quite specific, but more than alive. This “back to school” season, many predict a 10-15% increase in sales of monoblocks from last year, there are many models from different companies, and there is also strong demand from consumers. I tormented everyone with the question of who the consumer of such solutions is, the answers varied greatly, but they liked this one: “Not everyone needs powerful computers, many people buy a computer in one case so as not to think about anything, and its performance is enough for the eyes. Think of the candy bar as a modern analogue of a typewriter for everyday work in the office or at home. Inexpensive, everything you need is present, it looks good.”

I was also struck by the fact that the average life of a monoblock far exceeds that of computers or laptops, the former are upgraded, and the keyboard or battery dies in the latter. While monoblocks continue to live as if nothing had happened. They are characterized only by moral obsolescence, but in the same office life, it does not bother companies, people have been using the computers that they have for years.

My experience tells me that following Irbis, many second-tier manufacturers will try to release similar solutions, it&#39;s a matter of time. That is, probing the market turns into an attempt to shake up the niche and make monoblocks a significant, if you like, fashionable phenomenon. How successful this is remains an open question, but pay attention to such products and balance your needs with what they offer, for many tasks they are enough for the eyes, and they are more convenient than ordinary computers or laptops. For me, a monoblock is either a working machine in the office, or the second / third computer in the house, which is stationary and connected to the network. What is a monoblock for you and are you ready to buy such products? What do you think about the model from Irbis, how good does this monoblock look for the described scenarios?

Not a review. Computer monoblock from Irbis, reflections on the category of monoblocks

Recently, a monoblock from the Russian company Irbis (model MB2380) fell into the hands, it will start shipping in the middle of summer, and the price promises to be extremely interesting. What interested me in this product was not a large screen of 23.8 inches and, moreover, with an IPS matrix, but the monoblock form factor itself. In fact, this is a computer combined with a display, and this option has many advantages. For example, the adult generation often buys laptops not because they need compactness and mobility, but solely because of the ease of understanding of this product: everything is in one case, nothing needs to be connected.To explain that connecting a system unit to a monitor is no more difficult than installing a mouse or keyboard, one always stumbles upon the fact that these are unnecessary gestures, a kind of fear of not being able to cope with the task. Monoblock computers are simpler in this aspect, but still their main audience is not those who are worried about the ease of connection, but people who do not need complex computers, who use this technique for standard, everyday tasks. Corporate users are also a significant audience, when all-in-ones are bought as a typical computer, easy to set up, easy to use and do not require special attention. In the mind of the consumer, a monoblock is an expensive device, although there can be no reason to believe so, the example of a model from Irbis proves this. At a cost of around 22-23 thousand rubles, you get an office computer with a large screen, built-in audio and the ability to work comfortably in most common office tasks. This is not a computer for a designer, not for those who process video, not for engineers, and so on, this is a monoblock for a typical office worker who sits online most of the time, works in MS Office and mail, in a word, performs routine actions.

The box in which the monoblock is located is light, and you can safely carry it in one hand from the car to the office.

Opening the box, we find a metal stand that needs to be installed by screwing three screws. It does not cause any problems, everything is very simple, the only tool you need is a screwdriver.

< /p>

Please note that the display has very narrow bezels, the monoblock looks good with the screen on. But because of the price, they used inexpensive plastic, it is clearly visible, on the other hand, you don’t expect anything else for this money. It is always a compromise and an attempt to achieve an optimal price / quality ratio.

All the connectors were moved to the back panel, there is a power button right there, you can feel it if you know where it is located. There are two USB connectors on the bottom end, but you also have to look for them by touch, ergonomics suffer here, since it is difficult to do this. The location of all these elements is such that the manufacturer considered that access to them would be needed infrequently. Most likely, this is true.

< img src=&#34;https://mobile-review.com/articles/2018/image/irbis-mb2380/pic/20.jpg&#34; alt=&#34;Irbis MB2380&#34; width=&#34;640&#34; height=&#34;480"/>

This is a working computer that does not provide for the constant addition of external devices and other peripherals. But sometimes you will need to stick a flash drive? On the other hand, the security policy of many companies does not provide for this.

The filling of the monoblock matches budget computers: a Celeron processor, a 2.5-inch hard drive with a capacity of 500 GB, it will be enough for any task. The performance of this solution is not too high, as I already said, you definitely won’t use a computer for calculations or video encoding, but it doesn’t have such a task. The main thing here is the 23-inch IPS screen, which has good color reproduction and brightness. The advantages of the IPS matrix are obvious, there is no point in describing them. Thin frames are not just a tribute to fashion, they are convenient in everyday work, give the computer a modern look. This aspect is not as important as it might seem. Despite the low cost, the monoblock looks modern, primarily due to the minimum thickness of the bezel around the screen.

< /p>

I used a monoblock for typing, watching videos (the speakers are built-in, the sound is quite decent, although it does not differ in much depth, these are ordinary speakers), I read sites on the net. Inside Windows 10 Home Edition https://cars45.com.gh/listing/jeep/patriot/2013 , which is also common for such machines. There is no desire to describe Windows, it is still the same system.

Surprisingly, this monoblock did not cause any rejection in me, everything works as expected, the speed is not cosmic, but acceptable, there are no noticeable brakes. It is clear that you can’t play “heavy” games, but for this you need a gaming computer, and it was not worth counting on the monoblock to cope with modern toys from the very beginning. At some point, I realized that I didn’t turn off the monoblock, it just fell asleep. You come, touch the mouse, and the computer wakes up. The decision to abandon the built-in camera can only be welcomed, since an external HD camera will be inexpensive, and it is clearly better than those that are put in monoblocks and your interlocutor looks into a blurry, low-quality picture.

Let&#39;s give a brief technical specification so as not to repeat them later:

• 23.8 inches, IPS, 1920×1080 pixels, non-touch
• Intel Celeron N3350 dual-core processor up to 2.4 GHz
• 4 GB RAM
• Integrated 2.5&#34; 500 GB hard drive
• MicroSD cards up to 128 GB
• Ethernet connector up to 1 Gb
• Two USB 2.0 ports, Three USB 3.0 ports
• Bluetooth 4.0
• Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n
• Built-in stereo speakers
• Charger (12V/3A)
• Dimensions 325x540x36 mm, weight 2.75 kg

Let&#39;s see how much a bundle of a regular PC and an IPS monitor of a similar diagonal and resolution costs. A 23-inch monitor will cost you from 9 to 11 thousand rubles, depending on the manufacturer. A system unit with similar characteristics of memory, hard drive and connectors will cost about 15-16 thousand rubles, inside the same version of Windows. In total, it turns out that at least you will give 24 thousand rubles, and on average such a configuration will cost 26-28 thousand rubles. Therefore, the stereotype that a monoblock is obviously more expensive than a system unit and a monitor does not stand the test of reality, it is not. In the case of a monoblock from Irbis, it is even cheaper than such a bundle.

It is clear that Irbis has always tried to play at the first price and offer inexpensive, but interesting devices in terms of https://cars45.co.ke/nAEz2jd2frpgtm3jCIxQlExmAlfa Romeo 164 1992 Super Blue price / quality ratio. And the release of the Irbis monoblock is a test of the soil as far as the market is ripe for such solutions. This is not the first product of this class from Irbis, reconnaissance in combat has already taken place in the past, when a monoblock similar in idea was sold in federal networks, the results were not bad. But this time we tried to take into account customer feedback, for example, we focused on the screen, which turned out to be important for the majority. That is, the priorities of buyers were distributed in such a way that the quality of the screen came first, then everything else. And people simply spoke about performance – not for games, this is a machine for work, the main thing is that MS Office opens normally, mail and there are no plugs in the browser, no matter what it is. And all this is fully present in the Irbis monoblock.

Most of the monoblocks that are offered on the Russian market cost from 20 thousand rubles, these are models from Acer, Lenovo and other companies. The difference is that the screen diagonal is smaller, almost always it is not an IPS-matrix, but the filling is the same or worse. In the segment from 25 thousand rubles and above, diagonals of 21.5 inches are already appearing and there are IPS matrices, the stuffing is plus or minus comparable. Whatever one may say, it turns out that the solution from Irbis is the most inexpensive, at the time of writing this article I could not find anything similar for the same money.

Following through the offers of federal networks and talking with sellers, I made the following judgment: the monoblock market is quite specific, but more than alive. This “back to school” season, many predict a 10-15% increase in sales of monoblocks from last year, there are many models from different companies, and there is also strong demand from consumers. I tormented everyone with the question of who the consumer of such solutions is, the answers varied greatly, but they liked this one: “Not everyone needs powerful computers, many people buy a computer in one case so as not to think about anything, and its performance is enough for the eyes. Think of the candy bar as a modern analogue of a typewriter for everyday work in the office or at home. Inexpensive, everything you need is present, it looks good.”

I was also struck by the fact that the average life of a monoblock far exceeds that of computers or laptops, the former are upgraded, and the keyboard or battery dies in the latter. While monoblocks continue to live as if nothing had happened. They are characterized only by moral obsolescence, but in the same office life, it does not bother companies, people have been using the computers that they have for years.

My experience tells me that following Irbis, many second-tier manufacturers will try to release similar solutions, it&#39;s a matter of time. That is, probing the market turns into an attempt to shake up the niche and make monoblocks a significant, if you like, fashionable phenomenon. How successful this is remains an open question, but pay attention to such products and balance your needs with what they offer, for many tasks they are enough for the eyes, and they are more convenient than ordinary computers or laptops. For me, a monoblock is either a working machine in the office, or the second / third computer in the house, which is stationary and connected to the network. What is a monoblock for you and are you ready to buy such products? What do you think about the model from Irbis, how good does this monoblock look for the described scenarios?

Not a review. Computer monoblock from Irbis, reflections on the category of monoblocks

Recently, a monoblock from the Russian company Irbis (model MB2380) fell into the hands, it will start shipping in the middle of summer, and the price promises to be extremely interesting. What interested me in this product was not a large screen of 23.8 inches and, moreover, with an IPS matrix, but the monoblock form factor itself. In fact, this is a computer combined with a display, and this option has many advantages. For example, the adult generation often buys laptops not because they need compactness and mobility, but solely because of the ease of understanding of this product: everything is in one case, nothing needs to be connected.To explain that connecting a system unit to a monitor is no more difficult than installing a mouse or keyboard, one always stumbles upon the fact that these are unnecessary gestures, a kind of fear of not being able to cope with the task. Monoblock computers are simpler in this aspect, but still their main audience is not those who are worried about the ease of connection, but people who do not need complex computers, who use this technique for standard, everyday tasks. Corporate users are also a significant audience, when all-in-ones are bought as a typical computer, easy to set up, easy to use and do not require special attention. In the mind of the consumer, a monoblock is an expensive device, although there can be no reason to believe so, the example of a model from Irbis proves this. At a cost of around 22-23 thousand rubles, you get an office computer with a large screen, built-in audio and the ability to work comfortably in most common office tasks. This is not a computer for a designer, not for those who process video, not for engineers, and so on, this is a monoblock for a typical office worker who sits online most of the time, works in MS Office and mail, in a word, performs routine actions.

The box in which the monoblock is located is light, and you can safely carry it in one hand from the car to the office.

Opening the box, we find a metal stand that needs to be installed by screwing three screws. It does not cause any problems, everything is very simple, the only tool you need is a screwdriver.

Please note that the display has very narrow bezels, the monoblock looks good with the screen on. But because of the price, they used inexpensive plastic, it is clearly visible, on the other hand, you don’t expect anything else for this money. It is always a compromise and an attempt to achieve an optimal price / quality ratio.

All the connectors were moved to the back panel, there is a power button right there, you can feel it if you know where it is located. There are two USB connectors on the bottom end, but you also have to look for them by touch, ergonomics suffer here, since it is difficult to do this. The location of all these elements is such that the manufacturer considered that access to them would be needed infrequently. Most likely, this is true.

This is a working computer that does not provide for the constant addition of external devices and other peripherals. But sometimes you will need to stick a flash drive? On the other hand, the security policy of many companies does not provide for this.

The filling of the monoblock matches budget computers: a Celeron processor, a 2.5-inch hard drive with a capacity of 500 GB, it will be enough for any task. The performance of this solution is not too high, as I already said, you definitely won’t use a computer for calculations or video encoding, but it doesn’t have such a task. The main thing here is the 23-inch IPS screen, which has good color reproduction and brightness. The advantages of the IPS matrix are obvious, there is no point in describing them. Thin frames are not just a tribute to fashion, they are convenient in everyday work, give the computer a modern look. This aspect is not as important as it might seem. Despite the low cost, the monoblock looks modern, primarily due to the minimum thickness of the bezel around the screen.

I used a monoblock for typing, watching videos (the speakers are built-in, the sound is quite decent, although it does not differ in much depth, these are ordinary speakers), I read sites on the net. Inside Windows 10 Home Edition https://cars45.com.gh/listing/jeep/patriot/2013, which is also common for such cars. There is no desire to describe Windows, it is still the same system.

I used a monoblock for typing, watching videos (the speakers are built-in, the sound is quite decent, although it does not differ in particular depth, these are ordinary speakers), I read sites on the net. Inside Windows 10 Home Edition https://cars45.com.gh/listing/jeep/patriot/2013 https://cars45.com.gh/listing/jeep/patriot/2013 , which is also common for such machines. There is no desire to describe Windows, it is still the same system.

Surprisingly, this monoblock did not cause any rejection in me, everything works as expected, the speed is not cosmic, but acceptable, there are no noticeable brakes. It is clear that you can’t play “heavy” games, but for this you need a gaming computer, and it was not worth counting on the monoblock to cope with modern toys from the very beginning. At some point, I realized that I didn’t turn off the monoblock, it just fell asleep. You come, touch the mouse, and the computer wakes up. The decision to abandon the built-in camera can only be welcomed, since an external HD camera will be inexpensive, and it is clearly better than those that are put in monoblocks and your interlocutor looks into a blurry, low-quality picture.

Let&#39;s give a brief technical specification so as not to repeat them later:

• 23.8 inches, IPS, 1920×1080 pixels, non-touch
• Intel Celeron N3350 dual-core processor up to 2.4 GHz
• 4 GB RAM
• Integrated 2.5&#34; 500 GB hard drive
• MicroSD cards up to 128 GB
• Ethernet connector up to 1 Gb
• Two USB 2.0 ports, Three USB 3.0 ports
• Bluetooth 4.0
• Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n
• Built-in stereo speakers
• Charger (12V/3A)
• Dimensions 325x540x36 mm, weight 2.75 kg

Let&#39;s see how much a bundle of a regular PC and an IPS monitor of a similar diagonal and resolution costs. A 23-inch monitor will cost you from 9 to 11 thousand rubles, depending on the manufacturer. A system unit with similar characteristics of memory, hard drive and connectors will cost about 15-16 thousand rubles, inside the same version of Windows. In total, it turns out that at least you will give 24 thousand rubles, and on average such a configuration will cost 26-28 thousand rubles. Therefore, the stereotype that a monoblock is obviously more expensive than a system unit and a monitor does not stand the test of reality, it is not. In the case of a monoblock from Irbis, it is even cheaper than such a bundle.

It is clear that Irbis has always tried to play at the first price and offer inexpensive, but interesting devices in terms of price / quality ratio. And the release of the Irbis monoblock is a test of the soil as far as the market is ripe for such solutions. This is not the first product of this class from Irbis, reconnaissance in combat has already taken place in the past, when a monoblock similar in idea was sold in federal networks, the results were not bad. But this time we tried to take into account customer feedback, for example, we focused on the screen, which turned out to be important for the majority. That is, the priorities of buyers were distributed in such a way that the quality of the screen came first, then everything else. And people simply spoke about performance – not for games, this is a machine for work, the main thing is that MS Office opens normally, mail and there are no plugs in the browser, no matter what it is. And all this is fully present in the Irbis monoblock.

Most of the monoblocks that are offered on the Russian market cost from 20 thousand rubles, these are models from Acer, Lenovo and other companies. The difference is that the screen diagonal is smaller, almost always it is not an IPS-matrix, but the filling is the same or worse. In the segment from 25 thousand rubles and above, diagonals of 21.5 inches are already appearing and there are IPS matrices, the stuffing is plus or minus comparable. Whatever one may say, it turns out that the solution from Irbis is the most inexpensive, at the time of writing this article I could not find anything similar for the same money.

Following through the offers of federal networks and talking with sellers, I made the following judgment: the monoblock market is quite specific, but more than alive. This “back to school” season, many predict a 10-15% increase in sales of monoblocks from last year, there are many models from different companies, and there is also strong demand from consumers. I tormented everyone with the question of who the consumer of such solutions is, the answers varied greatly, but they liked this one: “Not everyone needs powerful computers, many people buy a computer in one case so as not to think about anything, and its performance is enough for the eyes. Think of the candy bar as a modern analogue of a typewriter for everyday work in the office or at home. Inexpensive, everything you need is present, it looks good.”

I was also struck by the fact that the average life of a monoblock far exceeds that of computers or laptops, the former are upgraded, and the keyboard or battery dies in the latter. While monoblocks continue to live as if nothing had happened. They are characterized only by moral obsolescence, but in the same office life, it does not bother companies, people have been using the computers that they have for years.

My experience tells me that following Irbis, many second-tier manufacturers will try to release similar solutions, it&#39;s a matter of time. That is, probing the market turns into an attempt to shake up the niche and make monoblocks a significant, if you like, fashionable phenomenon. How successful this is remains an open question, but pay attention to such products and balance your needs with what they offer, for many tasks they are enough for the eyes, and they are more convenient than ordinary computers or laptops. For me, a monoblock is either a working machine in the office, or the second / third computer in the house, which is stationary and connected to the network. What is a monoblock for you and are you ready to buy such products? What do you think about the model from Irbis, how good does this monoblock look for the described scenarios?



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