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For coding specifically, go 27" 4K IPS. The text rendering at that size and resolution is perfect for staring at code all day. Anything smaller than 27" at 4K and you're squinting, anything bigger and you need to sit further back. The Dell S2722QC is the go-to under $500 rec. USB-C with 65W charging

I'm grabbing a 27"4k My selection so far: BenQ PD2706UBenQ MA270ULG 27UP850-WDell 27 Plus S2725QC I'm a designer as well so, like you, I need to care for colour accuracy and sharp details. None of 4ks will give it completely but adding the Better Display app reportedly solves the crispiness issue. A

For photo editing, a flat monitor is generally better than a curved one because curved screens can introduce slight distortions, making it harder to judge straight lines and compositions accurately. A 4K monitor is a great choice for high resolution and detail. For your budget here are some solid 4K

I have both the Dell U2325QE and LG 27UP850. The Dell has great colors but I prefer the LG personally. But both are great monitors. Now. To answer your question. • ⁠Is 4K a must, or is 2K enough @ 27 inch? YES. 4K is a must. I’ve tried 2K on my Mac and regretted it. • ⁠Is a high refresh rate worth i

I have a three monitor setup of LG Ultrafine 27UP850 27" 4k IPS LCD displays that are just over 3 years old now. I mostly use them for work (software development) with some occasional gaming and movies. They're perfect for work - the text is super sharp and the colours are vibrant, but are somewhat

switching to a proper editing monitor from a gaming-focused one makes a huge difference, i did the same last year. for lightroom, you want 100% srgb coverage at minimum, and ideally 95%+ adobe rgb if you print. honestly in your $500-1000 range, the Dell UltraSharp U2723QE is solid around $600, or th

lg 27up850 might be worth checking but it's only 27 inch, not 32 - but man the color accuracy is incredible for streaming content and has decent speakers built in.

You can stick with the lower DPI for your gaming since there is motion. But for computer work? Headaches, eye strain, eventually get bad vision, need to pay more for better glasses in the long run. Don't know your age, but health is important! A good monitor is MORE important than an any other part

If you’re aiming for 4K on a €300-ish budget, I’d lean toward a 27" or 32" IPS better color accuracy for music plus video work, and easier to trust for grading. Models like the LG 27UP850 or the Dell S2722QC usually hit that sweet spot when they’re on sale. VA is fine, but IPS will just give you mor

Go IPS over VA if you’re running both PC + Mac. VA has better contrast but color accuracy and angles fall short, and macOS makes that more obvious. The LG 27UP850 W or Dell U2723QE are the sweet spots with 4K, USB C PD, height adjust, reliable IPS. If you want higher refresh the Gigabyte M28U is a s