I am planning on purchasing a computer monitor for this upcoming school year. I want a bigger screen for work on projects. I've been shopping around a bit but I would like some advice or suggestions on what monitors are good for design work. I would like one that is at least 22" but no more than 25" with high resolution & hdmi hook up. I have an Asus laptop now & I do like the graphics Asus has to offer, however I just want to find the best monitor for the best price! I don't want to spend more than $200. If you have any suggestions or experience with a great monitor, please any comments are welcome!!
Deciding on a new monitor for upcoming school year!!
I am planning on purchasing a computer monitor for this upcoming school year. I want a bigger screen for work on projects. I've been shopping around a bit but I would like some advice or suggestions on what monitors are good for design work. I would like one that is at least 22" but no more than 25" with high resolution & hdmi hook up. I have an Asus laptop now & I do like the graphics Asus has to offer, however I just want to find the best monitor for the best price! I don't want to spend more than $200. If you have any suggestions or experience with a great monitor, please any comments are welcome!!
ASUS MX279H - 27" IPS FullHD LED-Backlit LCD Monitor with Speakers - 16:9 - Black/Silver
$211 online
Oh it's actually a 43" lol. It takes some getting used to but I will never go back to a normal screen https://www.bestbuy.com/site/samsung-43-class-led-nu6900-series-2160p-smart-4k-uhd-tv-with-hdr/6268402.p?skuId=6268402
So everyone has a 43" tv on their desk?
Only those who want one, but yes. It’s attached to a swing arm so you can move it easily. I know it sounds dumb but I love it now
I don't think its dumb at all; I'm very intrigued by the idea. How far away is the monitor from the user?
I keep mine at an arms-length or just a few inches beyond that
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