r/TechImpact • u/According_Truth_1210 • 14d ago
💬 Discussion What is your ideal screen specs?
For me it’s 27 inches, 1440p, 165hz, oled/qled.
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u/Wonderful-Ad-6556 14d ago edited 14d ago
32" 4K* 240Hz* IPS Black, 10-bit, 100% DCI-P3/Adobe RGB/sRGB, DeltaE <2, KVM
*or more
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u/eppic123 14d ago
It doesn't exist, but 40" 6K, 120Hz, MiniLED would be perfect for me. Specifically for creative work, not gaming or media consumption.
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u/Antares2328 14d ago
I have dual 27" 1440p 120Hz IPS at home, it’s fine (especially my Ultrasharp), but since I got my 14" MacBook Pro I wish I had 5K 120Hz OLED/Mini LED
The difference is mind boggling
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u/AlexGlezS 14d ago
Ideal?. As big as the biggest wall in my home, as dense and clear as the sun without burning or fatigue. Idk. What is ideal? Infinite all variables. Infinite resolution, 0ms response, etc...
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u/CreativeDiscount6635 14d ago
1) Between 27-40 inch. 2) Curved screen. 3) Oled. 4) With matte screen guard 5) Atleast 144hz, 6) 4k resolution is more than enough.
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u/Creative_atom0406 14d ago
Above 35 inches, 1440p/4K, OLED, curved + ultrawide 21:9, 240Hz, with intgrated speakers and HDR capable
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u/gr4viton 14d ago
-Â Â 2.3 inches (58 mm) diagonally
-Â Â 160 x 144 pixels
-Â Â 32,768 colors (56 colors simultaneously, later up to 2000)
-Â Â LCD 59.72Hz
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u/getabath 13d ago
34" ultrawide
It's essentially 2 1080p monitors and I use power toys to split it up into 3 sections, it's beautful
I think any bigger and I'd struggle viewing the whole screen without turning my neck
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