
Too Many Video Monitors? Here's How to Choose the Right One
Explore five key aspects to consider when selecting the perfect video monitor for your needs.
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Display size determines the physical dimensions of the screen, affecting the viewing experience and space compatibility. Choosing the right size is crucial for ensuring clear visibility and comfortable use, whether at a desk or on the go.
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Up to 6"
Typical price
210.– to 490.–Compact size ideal for portability and ease of handling.
Best for users who need a lightweight solution for on-the-go monitoring.
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6.1 - 10"
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260.– to 800.–Balance between portability and screen real estate, suitable for various tasks.
Great for users who require a clear view without sacrificing mobility.
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10.1 - 17"
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300.– to 940.–Larger screen provides a more detailed view, enhancing usability for complex tasks.
Ideal for users who prioritize clarity and need more screen space for multitasking.
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Display resolution refers to the number of pixels on a monitor's screen, determining the clarity and detail of the image. A higher resolution results in sharper visuals, enhancing the viewing experience, especially for tasks requiring detailed graphics.
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4K
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210.– to 1500.–Features a resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels, offering four times the detail of Full HD.
Ideal for video editing, gaming, and watching high-definition content, providing crystal-clear images with enhanced detail.
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Full HD
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230.– to 610.–Provides a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels, delivering clear and detailed images.
Suitable for everyday use such as browsing, streaming, and working on documents, balancing quality and cost-effectiveness.
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WUXGA
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290.– to 990.–Offers a resolution of 1920 x 1200 pixels, slightly higher than Full HD.
Great for viewing documents and spreadsheets, providing extra vertical space for enhanced productivity.
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Connections refer to the types of ports available on a video monitor, determining how it connects to other devices. The right connections ensure compatibility, ease of use, and optimal performance for different applications.
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HDMI
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220.– to 680.–Supports high-definition video and audio transfer through a single cable.
Ideal for connecting monitors to computers, gaming consoles, and media players, offering high-quality visuals and sound.
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USB-C
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160.– to 570.–Allows for video, audio, and data transfer, as well as device charging through a single port.
Great for modern devices, providing a versatile and streamlined connection solution that simplifies cable management.
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3.5mm jack
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210.– to 610.–Enables audio output connection for headphones or external speakers.
Useful for personal audio experiences, ensuring sound flexibility without needing additional adapters.
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Viltrox DC 550 Pro
5.50", Full HD
RJ45
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1000.– to 5500.–Facilitates wired network connectivity through an Ethernet port.
Essential for stable internet connections in environments where Wi-Fi may be unreliable, enhancing online activities.
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USB 2.0
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230.– to 890.–Used for connecting peripherals and transferring data at moderate speeds.
Suitable for keyboards, mice, and other accessories, ensuring basic connectivity needs are met.
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RGBlink TAO 1Pro 5.5 Monitor
5.50"
The power supply of a video monitor determines how it is powered and impacts its portability and convenience. Choosing the right power supply ensures the monitor is suited for your usage environment, whether stationary or on the go.
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Rechargeable battery operated
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210.– to 680.–Features a built-in rechargeable battery for wireless operation.
Ideal for portable use, allowing flexibility and mobility without being tethered to an outlet.
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Electrical connection
Typical price
220.– to 990.–Requires direct connection to a power outlet for operation.
Ensures continuous power supply, making it suitable for permanent setups.
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Viltrox DC 550 Pro
5.50", Full HD
USB power delivery
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170.– to 490.–Utilizes USB ports to power the device, often compatible with power banks.
Offers versatility and convenience, especially in environments with limited power outlets.
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Choosing the right video monitor brand is crucial as it influences image clarity, color accuracy, and device compatibility. Brands like Atomos and Blackmagic offer specialized features for professionals, while Godox provides cost-effective options for hobbyists.
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Atomos
Known for high-quality field monitors with advanced recording capabilities.
Ideal for professional videographers seeking precise color calibration and HDR support.
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Feelworld
Offers affordable monitors with a wide range of sizes and functionalities.
Great for beginners and budget-conscious users needing reliable performance.
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Blackmagic
Renowned for its integration with professional video production workflows.
Perfect for filmmakers requiring exceptional resolution and color grading tools.
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Godox
Focuses on budget-friendly monitors with essential features.
Suitable for amateur photographers looking for basic monitoring solutions.
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Rollei
Offers robust and versatile monitors with user-friendly designs.
Ideal for outdoor shoots due to their durable build and bright displays.
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