4K monitor for work.... 32" or 40"???

[TLR Is Mental Poison]

Plot twist... 32" is more expensive

I have a 40" at home.... but I'm scared it might be too obnoxious

 

[Food Mane]

you really need to see excel in 4k my man?

 

[TLR Is Mental Poison]

you really need to see excel in 4k my man?

Side by side with Powerpoint or a web platform yea

Its like having 4 20" instead of 2... shyt is

 

[Liquid]

I would probably recommend the smaller of the two.

I just purchased two 25" LG Ultrawides for work and it has been working out great so far.

 

[Matt504]

2 27"

 

[daze23]

40" is pretty big for a monitor

 

[PS5 Pro]

Does it matter art that size of a monitor tho? I think they just slowly degrade the quality of whatever the standard is then they put a new name on it when they crank shyt back up. Those 4k demos in the tv stores look identical to the 1080p joints from years back imo.

 

[Ciggavelli]

I'd get the 32" one. 40 is too big

 

[teacher]

Does it matter art that size of a monitor tho? I think they just slowly degrade the quality of whatever the standard is then they put a new name on it when they crank shyt back up. Those 4k demos in the tv stores look identical to the 1080p joints from years back imo.

and you can compare back to back because you have a time machine?

 

[PS5 Pro]

and you can compare back to back because you have a time machine?

Or maybe I seen the same demos on display. For example, you'll see the water scene. Look how that water runs over those rocks

My nikka, you see those fish? My tv looks like an aquarium n shyt

Then you see the racecar with a go pro, the skier with the go pro, the mountain jumper with the go pro.

Finally you get the night time city lights scene, during the bluray era only a handful of movies even took advantage, and only in certain scenes here and there. The 4k demos I've seen are selling the same "dream".

 

[TLR Is Mental Poison]

For me it's not about image quality, its just about real estate.... having a 40" makes it easy as fukk to do analytics and build decks

I do edit photos on my 40 though.... and 4K video looks a lot better. Actually up close 1080p looks like shyt

 

[NotAnFBIagent]

For me it's not about image quality, its just about real estate.... having a 40" makes it easy as fukk to do analytics and build decks

I do edit photos on my 40 though.... and 4K video looks a lot better. Actually up close 1080p looks like shyt

Then this a no brainer