
Too Many Monitors? Here's How to Choose the Right One
Discover five essential factors to consider when selecting a monitor that fits your needs.
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The type of monitor you choose significantly affects your viewing experience, performance, and workspace suitability. Different monitor types offer varying features tailored to specific needs, such as gaming, professional work, or portability.
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Curved monitor
Typical price
190.– to 570.–Features a curved screen that enhances field of view and immersion.
Great for reducing eye strain and providing a more natural viewing experience, especially for wide content.
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Portable Monitor
Typical price
160.– to 370.–Lightweight and compact, designed for easy transport and use on the go.
Perfect for professionals needing a second screen while traveling, enhancing productivity and flexibility.
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Display size refers to the diagonal measurement of the monitor screen, impacting both the viewing experience and the physical space it requires. The right size balances your workspace needs and enhances visual comfort, catering to tasks like gaming, designing, or general computing.
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Up to 23"
Typical price
140.– to 460.–Compact size suitable for small desks or limited workspace, offering sufficient screen area for basic computing tasks.
Ideal for users who need a secondary monitor or have space constraints, ensuring efficient use without overwhelming the area.
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24 - 27"
Typical price
150.– to 360.–Medium-sized monitors that provide a balanced viewing experience for both work and entertainment.
Great for multitasking and general use, offering ample screen real estate for side-by-side window management without being too large.
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28 - 34"
Typical price
290.– to 610.–Larger screens that enhance immersion, particularly beneficial for gaming and creative work.
Perfect for professionals and gamers who require detailed visuals and expansive views, making tasks like video editing and gaming more engaging.
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Display resolution indicates the number of distinct pixels that a monitor can display, affecting the clarity and detail of the image. Higher resolutions provide sharper images, which is crucial for activities requiring fine detail, such as graphic design, video editing, and gaming.
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Full HD
Typical price
120.– to 240.–Features a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels, providing clear and detailed images at an affordable price.
Ideal for general use such as browsing and streaming, offering good performance without breaking the bank.
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4K
Typical price
300.– to 800.–Delivers a resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels, offering four times the detail of Full HD.
Perfect for high-end gaming and professional content creation, providing a highly immersive and detailed viewing experience.
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WQHD
Typical price
210.– to 420.–Has a resolution of 2560 x 1440 pixels, sitting between Full HD and 4K in terms of clarity.
Great for multitasking and productivity, offering more screen real estate without the high cost of 4K monitors.
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Panel technology determines how a monitor displays images, impacting color accuracy, viewing angles, and response times. Understanding the differences between panel types helps in selecting the right monitor for specific needs, such as gaming, graphic design, or general use.
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IPS
Typical price
150.– to 400.–Offers excellent color accuracy and wider viewing angles, making it suitable for professional work.
Ideal for graphic design and photo editing, ensuring consistent colors from different angles.
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VA
Typical price
150.– to 360.–Provides deeper contrast with better black levels compared to IPS panels.
Well-suited for watching movies or gaming in dark environments, enhancing visual depth and richness.
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OLED
Typical price
710.– to 1100.–Features self-lighting pixels for true blacks and vibrant colors without backlight bleed.
Perfect for high-end gaming and media consumption, delivering unmatched picture quality and fast response times.
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Refresh rate refers to the number of times a monitor updates the display per second, measured in hertz (Hz). It is crucial for smooth motion and reducing motion blur, particularly in fast-paced activities such as gaming or video playback.
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60 - 75 Hz
Typical price
180.– to 490.–Standard refresh rate range suitable for everyday tasks like browsing and office work.
Offers a consistent experience for general use without requiring high-end hardware.
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76 - 120 Hz
Typical price
120.– to 240.–Enhanced refresh rate providing smoother motion for gaming and videos.
Ideal for gamers seeking better responsiveness and reduced screen tearing compared to standard rates.
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121 - 180 Hz
Typical price
170.– to 440.–High refresh rate tailored for competitive gaming and fast-action content.
Delivers ultra-smooth visuals, giving a competitive edge in high-speed scenarios.
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