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34” LG 34WL600-B 2560x1080 Ultrawide FreeSync IPS Monitor $216 + Free Shipping
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buydig via eBay [ebay.com] has 34" LG 34WL600-B 2560x1080 Ultrawide FreeSync IPS Monitor on sale for $269.99 - 20% off when you apply promo code NEWYEARTWENTY at checkout = $215.99. Shipping is free.
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I'm not usually a graphics snob. 1080p gaming on a big screen isn't an issue for me. But I got a 27" Dell that is 1080p. I used it for working from home.
Without trying even to analyze it, my brain went "this seems kinda fuzzy". It could be that the Dell I was using wasn't great. By from that one experience, I came to the conclusion that 24" is the largest screen size I want at 1080p. At least for a computer monitor where the crispness of things like text matters so much. (FYI, 24" equates to a 29" ultrawide. 27" would be similar to a 34" ultrawide.)
For comparison, I find I need to scale down a 32" UHD/4k monitor in Windows for office work. Those pixels are kind of wasted to an extent. So for me personally, I aim for 1440p for 27" to 32" 16:9 monitors. Any resolution above that is fine. But it's not worth paying extra for.
This just is a sample size of one. And just in the context of using mostly Office 365 tools, text editors, and web browsers. Not for gaming.
I'm not usually a graphics snob. 1080p gaming on a big screen isn't an issue for me. But I got a 27" Dell that is 1080p. I used it for working from home.
Without trying even to analyze it, my brain went "this seems kinda fuzzy". It could be that the Dell I was using wasn't great. By from that one experience, I came to the conclusion that 24" is the largest screen size I want at 1080p. At least for a computer monitor where the crispness of things like text matters so much. (FYI, 24" equates to a 29" ultrawide. 27" would be similar to a 34" ultrawide.)
For comparison, I find I need to scale down a 32" UHD/4k monitor in Windows for office work. Those pixels are kind of wasted to an extent. So for me personally, I aim for 1440p for 27" to 32" 16:9 monitors. Any resolution above that is fine. But it's not worth paying extra for.
This just is a sample size of one. And just in the context of using mostly Office 365 tools, text editors, and web browsers. Not for gaming.
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