Thank you buddy for making this video and sharing your thoughts about the monitor. It was very descriptive and helpful for me in deciding which monitor to buy.
im exactly right now plannin to buy 42" LG TV W-OLED as a monitor..ofcoure i can move away like 1meter or more, but isnt all the data and text will be too small to read from that distance ? so what is your advise?
I want to thank you for taking the time to make this video I'm 63 and I've been experimenting with different size monitors-tvs I do another of reading and I have chronic dry eyes and in near and far sighted.i finda 32 or bigger screen is the easiest on my eye's but I use prescription glasses with the special yellow tint and they are also blue light coated. My eyes are much much happier. I left this comment because after all the work you just put into this video
Title: What's the BEST MONITOR SIZE? Choose wisely. Showing monitor with different sizes and compare the size ❌ Showing idi0tic face all through the vid ✅
we know by now that todays myopia pandemic is mostly caused by a lack of light hitting the retina. which in turn doesnt trigger "stop growing" signals in the retina. near work has been indetified to only have a neglible effect on this dynamic.
My aging father can hardy see but uses the PC all day for YT and emails. He is on a laptop with a 14/15" screen and low res. It's very hard for him to find logos, buttons, bookmarks etc. I'm thinking a 32" 4K scaled to 150% or maybe higher, so buttons can be big but the 4K will keep a sharp resolution even when scaled up a lot - what do some of you experts think? He'll be sitting about 80cm from the screen at a desk. Thanks.
I'm looking at getting a 38 inch flat ultrawide monitor. I'm in my 50's, but I'm going for use. I want something to pop up 3 windows at once to do my art. I'm look for something with accurate colours and blacks and of course sharpness. I use to have a 43 inch monitor and that was just a little too big.
This is s-tier consumer centered quality content. Your unique accent Your methodological and scientifical approach. Good command of English. 10/10 I would suggest adding some liveliness to the video through editing or humor with out affecting your general approach ❤❤
I have appreciated 22 inch monitors for dual screen, space and price point and the availability as well as seeing hi refresh. 24 is like a standard monitor size nowadays I own a 24, 30 inch ultrawide, and 2 27 inch monitors. Ill bring out the 24 for trouble shooting other computers and running tests on consoles. Some times i will lay down on a pad when i need to stretch my back and continue working on a project, ill have my 24 or 30 inch ultrawide on the floor. As of now, i decided hooking up my 27 inch curved and 43 inch tv as a 2nd display and for youtube and some gaming. Most of the time i been utilizing 27 inch monitors. I think go with what is comfortable and natural to you. 27 has become a happy medium and is immersive as ever.
Anything different then 16x9 is very special for everyday use...or maybe good for some gamers. And size is main consideration. 27 to 32 inch for most home users will be ideal.
I'm commenting for the algorithm. You put in a ton of work on this video, u deserve more view! Appreciate the info btw. I was about to upgrade to 32 inch but I'll prob stick to 27. I say probably bc I have the 32 inch already 🤭
I just got a 31.5" and i think its too big, i feel like i sit too close to it, or it could be cuz its on a monitor riser thats connected to my desk. idk. 27 is too small when it comes to multitasking imo
the problem never discussed in these reviews is how higher resolution negatively impacts laptop - for example if its 4k external monitor + few years old laptop - it can get loud and not smooth
Once I read a book about speed reading and they say it's faster to read by tilting your eyes than your head, indeed. So, my rule of thumb is if I don't need to tilt my head to see based on current sit distance/height, that monitor size is good enough.
