In my office (I do the HR and logistics at a small medical facility), I run two 1080p 27inch setup, I found that having two monitors has helped streamline incoming requests while having one centered on the desk with what ever im working on and to my left the stuff id be using say once every 30 mins, this has made such a difference that even now as i have started implementing duel screen setups in the doctors offices the feedback has been verry positive and especially when doing planing for treatment and discussing patient files being able to comfortably have the information at hand has dramatically decreased the need to swap between programs and i feel it was a woth while move. Thanks for the great content.
Hi! For someone who plays only on a Nintendo Switch, and watches movies, which would you recommend? ASUS VP249QGR (265$) Gigabyte G2F (295$) LG24GN600-B (270$) MSI G241 (255$) MSI G242 (255$) btw, thanks for the great content, love your professionalism and all the effort you put into the channel!
@ThisIsE great video, but if you have low vision, optic nerve damage and a lazy eye, anything smaller than a 43" is too small to program on... I tried the ASUS ROG Swift PG43UQ which worked as a singe display, but think i am going even bigger and trying Philips 559M1RYV/00 55″. - Set to 1080p via 200% zoom ? My only concern is they are both 16:9, so i don't know if the larger screen will actually provide me with enough width to have two programs side/side? ? your thoughts?
Insane video, loved how you summarised the key features to look for based on your experiences targetting productivity - Ultrawide (30% increase space), Curved is better than flat as the larger screen means it's harder to get a visual on the items on the edges (I always wondered why curved was invented), you mentioned 32" is ideal VA has high contrast but IPS has better viewing angles, the IO points both charging and connecting your PC making it a hub at home (mind-blowing, never thought of that) and finally the bezel mount, love the floating idea. Anyway, I call out the points above, so you know exactly why I personally found your video to be so INCREDIBLY useful mate. Much love!
I'm compelled to say, this is one of the best tech channels on youtube. Your delivery of information is excellent. Clearly a professional. Thanks for the content
In the middle of an stressing research to buy a monitor, were you find nothing but contradictions and a lot of baloney, it is appreciated to come across with soothed and clear explanations. Thank you very much for your work!
Easily one of the best monitor guides! Very well explained. On a side note I keep trying to wipe my screen clean, only to realize that the piece of black hair, is part of the BG graphics 😂
So far the best monitor review i’ve seen, you’ve included almost everything i’ve been looking for. And the recommendation part towards the end was like a cherry on top. Thank you
This was actually the video I was looking for! Perfect timing. Your content and videography is on point, E! I look forward to you posting new videos. Each one is a little bit better than the other. I've taken some notes and going to try to apply them to my own video content!
Around 2 years ago I worked for a company that provided me a Windows Dell Laptop (5510) and an external 27 inch Dell 2k monitor. The issue described next was encountered by multiple colleagues receiving the same setup like me. When connecting to the external monitor, periodically, something would happen ( enter sleep mode!?) and the laptop froze and became useless and the screen had Burberry like patterns on it. Not sure this was due to the fact that the graphics card was not good enough to support the monitor or was due to other reasons (nobody could figure it out). I was thinking recently to get an ultrawide 32/34 or 32 inch 4k monitor for multitasking purposes but due to the experience described above I do not want to purchase an external monitor that might be useless due to hardware limitations/issues on the laptop side. I guess the only assurance would be to get an external eGPU, which based on my understanding would assure a smooth functioning, but would also increase significantly the cost of the multitasking experience. My use case includes only multitasking ( at about 1-1.5m distance from the monitor) and reading text on it, no gaming. (programming use) Any recommendation for such a use case?
This was very helpful. I'm in the process of setting up my office for Computer programming, Video editing & Real Estate. So choosing the right monitors is crucial.
Hi Iskren, this video is one of the best I’ve watched on selecting the best monitor, the video is very thorough and I particularly like how you summarized the monitor sizes as a function of their aspect ratios, kudos!
Thank you! I came here not knowing a single thing about monitors. I didn’t buy one for so long because I thought I’d need a that big old thing that had the DVD player and start button (forgot it’s name).
Hi I love your videos. They are by far some of the most informative while at the same time visually and aesthetically pleasing. Very well shot and produced. Your production quality is unmatched. In addition you provide lots of helpful and insightful information pertinent to users of different groups. For this reason; thank you and keep it up.
Thank you for making this video, I was daunting and rejecting this video, but it's the best, you really help me to decide which one to buy, Thank you again.
I’m planning to buy the Huawei Mateview as a new main monitor and will be using it with another 32“ 16:9 one. Seems like a good combo for office and video or photo editing
After comparing several monitors, I bought the LG Ergo and it is a really good monitor if you want a high quality display that can be easily customized to a changing seating position. If your setup has a desk shelf make sure its back is open so that the Ergo monitor arm can be attached to the desk otherwise you will have to push the desk shelf further towards you reducing the available desk space.
Totally agree. I use a single monitor for my daily work. If I need an additional screen, I use duet display with my iPad Pro on Windows, or sidecar with my iPad Pro and M1 Mac mini. For my workflow, the additional screen is really “on demand”. This video is a great explanation of monitor styles and differences.
@@ThisIsE nah I think you delivered on exactly what your topic was. You could do a part 2 of this segment and discuss augmenting your secondary display needs since everyone’s workflow varies slightly. 🤔
I use a MacBook Pro as my main computer and was recently told to be sure to get a brand that works best With MacBooks, and also one which allows split-screening within its software or via the Mac. Which brand of monitors would you then recommend? Since you work mainly with Apple products. Thanks!
@@mannyregalado7167 LG monitors in my opinion typically match the color of a MacBook laptop screen the best. I have an LG 27UN850 and it’s nice. Depending on the MacBook Pro, make sure you get a monitor with proper power delivery unless you’re using a dock.
@@functionallycool Thanks so much for the prompt response. My MacBook Pro is on its seventh or eight year but I'm planning on purchasing a new one. All great tips though and I appreciate it. I am looking into one which gives options into how to split screens perfectly as I deal with excel, development and contracts so I'm grateful for all the info I'm gathering.
Hey friends 👋🏻 , you can subscribe to my bi-weekly newsletter here: thisise.tech/newsletter In the next one I’ll be talking more about some niche monitor choices that you might find interesting.
Thanks a lot for your video. I believe that your video is the best one with clear explanation that I could find on TH-cam. Could you please give me a suggestion to find a second monitor for my 27 inch imac ???
After using a 34" ultra-wide monitor for over 3 years now, I started realizing that I actually need a 32" 4K monitor for my productivity works. As a software & web dev, I need more vertical & horizontal space for my editor and to test the output on multiple windows. Ultra-wide monitor is just not for me.
Can't agree more on having a single 16:9 monitor. I am a software developer and after using multiple monitors for quite a few years, I've realized a single monitor makes me much more productive than having multiple monitors.
Software engineer checking in: I’ve relegated myself to working almost strictly off my laptop monitor as a single display. The reason being is I wanted to train my brain how to be as productive as possible on a single monitor so that it’s not so jarring if I were to move away from a dual screen setup. But when I do finally create an at home desktop, I will look for the most productive single monitor setup I can get
Interesting feedback here! I feel like I can't do any kind of work without two screens! I am wondering if I switched to a bigger monitor like a 32 inch, if I would feel the same way! I want to try it out and see
Can you pls recommend a 4k , 27inch monitor similar to Dell U2720Q 4K USB-C Monitor but with a price range between 350 - 450$. Main purpose is for Office work, Photo and Video Editing. I do have a macbook 15inch , 2018 model to which it would be connected to.
Your videos are a pleasure for the eyes, beautiful videography, you really deserve a lot more subscribers and views, I would go as fas as to say that your videos quality is even better then mkbhd or any top tech youtuber, loved it!♥️
He's so right about staring at a monitor that is low quality. If I am going to be staring at a screen all day, I personally cannot stand looking at something that isn't easy on the eyes! Super important
I purchased a Samsung C43J890 43.4" 32:10 Ultra-Wide Curved 120 Hz LCD Monitor about a year ago which I consider to be almost the perfect monitor. I would have rate this monitor higher if Samsung would provide adaquate support. You do not discuss 120 Mz refresh in your video. This is an important feature for someone who sits at a computer fore at least hours a day.
That's Excellent..and I think Benq DesignVue PD2700U & PD3200U are fantastic professional monitors along with EIZO ColorEdge..ViewSonic ColorPro & ASUS ProArt series monitors are also amazing for the Creative & Digital Content Creators professional 👍
Really I enjoyed your description and review .. it is like a very interesting lesson in monitors. Good luck and keep going with this attitude and line 👏😊
Great video reviewing detailing a lot. I guess one question I am left asking is if it makes a difference if a monitor is USB c compatible versus thunderbolt and do I risk any charging issues if I choose a 60 watt monitor rather than a 90 watts considering my laptop may require 90 watts worth of power delivery ( i.e. a 16" Macbook Pro)?
I’ve used 60W charging monitors to power 90W MacBooks for years and I’ve never had any problems. It charges slower and it is possible that the monitor might struggle to top up the battery BUT only if you bottleneck the laptop for prolonged period of time (max performance). Given the fact that most likely you’ll just have some minor peaks of consumption, you should have no problems charging it with 60W.
This seems like a great video but only for someone who has the same needs as you do (i.e. editing videos.) Why is there no mention of 16:10? For productivity it's superior to 16:9 on every level.
I don't know a lot about monitors and I have a question. Is it harmful for eyes to use a monitor with low fresh rate (HZ) and I have to buy the monitor with 120 hz or more? Is It not hamful for eyes?
7:03 Many people go to work and spend over 150 hours a month on an ugly flickering display with less than 100 ppi and they wonder why they are depressed 😂😂😂
Awesome video and very helpful. I just went from a 35 inch LG 35WN65C-B to dual 27 inch Dell S2721D monitors. For my line of work, it made more sense to have dual monitors. What keyboard was on the desk behind you in this video?
I really tried to watch the whole thing, I really did. There are just so many things factually incorrect in this video when talking about not only productivity monitors but monitors in general. Not to mention the missing information specifically regarding productivity monitors.
Great video and very detailed. Only problem I had was that you said 32inch was the best viewing size, and then go on to recommend a 38inch monitor. :-)
With the new MBP 16" M1X on the horizon, I intend to upgrade to a better productivity monitor. This video has pretty much set my eyes on the LG38...I just need to check the cost in the UK. Thanks for posting.
Hey! A quick question! You said you're work previously involved web designing. From a web-designer to dev, can you tell me why NOT a 16:10? I'm thinking about a 2 monitor set-up with 2 16:10 with thin bezels. What do you think? Over kill? Will wide monitor do the job(worried about vertical space)?
Thank you for this. Question though - Based on the specs, the brightness of the 49 inch curved monitor is quite lacking. I am looking for a monitor that has an equivalent brightness of the 27 inch iMacs, and the only one I have found to be sufficient is the LG 27 inch UltraFine. Thoughts?
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Who knew that a video about monitors for work can be so informative, interesting and professional? What a pleasure to watch
I’m glad to hear that
@@ThisIsE hello. Do you recommend 32in monitor more LG over BenQ for designers?
In my office (I do the HR and logistics at a small medical facility), I run two 1080p 27inch setup, I found that having two monitors has helped streamline incoming requests while having one centered on the desk with what ever im working on and to my left the stuff id be using say once every 30 mins, this has made such a difference that even now as i have started implementing duel screen setups in the doctors offices the feedback has been verry positive and especially when doing planing for treatment and discussing patient files being able to comfortably have the information at hand has dramatically decreased the need to swap between programs and i feel it was a woth while move. Thanks for the great content.
Thank you for sharing Ruben!
Hi! For someone who plays only on a Nintendo Switch, and watches movies, which would you recommend?
ASUS VP249QGR (265$)
Gigabyte G2F (295$)
LG24GN600-B (270$)
MSI G241 (255$)
MSI G242 (255$)
btw, thanks for the great content, love your professionalism and all the effort you put into the channel!
This man needs to teach every class there is. Very detailed yet not overwhelming. So informative!
@ThisIsE
great video, but if you have low vision, optic nerve damage and a lazy eye, anything smaller than a 43" is too small to program on...
I tried the ASUS ROG Swift PG43UQ which worked as a singe display, but think i am going even bigger and trying Philips 559M1RYV/00 55″. - Set to 1080p via 200% zoom
? My only concern is they are both 16:9, so i don't know if the larger screen will actually provide me with enough width to have two programs side/side?
? your thoughts?
Insane video, loved how you summarised the key features to look for based on your experiences targetting productivity - Ultrawide (30% increase space), Curved is better than flat as the larger screen means it's harder to get a visual on the items on the edges (I always wondered why curved was invented), you mentioned 32" is ideal VA has high contrast but IPS has better viewing angles, the IO points both charging and connecting your PC making it a hub at home (mind-blowing, never thought of that) and finally the bezel mount, love the floating idea. Anyway, I call out the points above, so you know exactly why I personally found your video to be so INCREDIBLY useful mate. Much love!
I'm compelled to say, this is one of the best tech channels on youtube. Your delivery of information is excellent. Clearly a professional. Thanks for the content
Thank you Francesco 😊
In the middle of an stressing research to buy a monitor, were you find nothing but contradictions and a lot of baloney, it is appreciated to come across with soothed and clear explanations. Thank you very much for your work!
Which one did you get? 😆
Confession, I have not made it to the end of the video. Yet, I have had enough as a first time viewer to subscribe. Thank you brother and God bless.
Thanks man!
great advice, quietly spoken, expertly explained, concise and to the point. Subscribed, liked and belled...thank you
Easily one of the best monitor guides! Very well explained. On a side note I keep trying to wipe my screen clean, only to realize that the piece of black hair, is part of the BG graphics 😂
Hahahah you are the second person talking about the hair in the animation. I’ll take that into consideration and change it 😂
I did the same thing 😂
Funnily I read this comment and still did that as a natural instinct haha, anyhow great video tho ..really helpful🤗
Me too
Same
So far the best monitor review i’ve seen, you’ve included almost everything i’ve been looking for.
And the recommendation part towards the end was like a cherry on top. Thank you
This was actually the video I was looking for! Perfect timing. Your content and videography is on point, E! I look forward to you posting new videos. Each one is a little bit better than the other. I've taken some notes and going to try to apply them to my own video content!
Thank you Nenad!
Around 2 years ago I worked for a company that provided me a Windows Dell Laptop (5510) and an external 27 inch Dell 2k monitor. The issue described next was encountered by multiple colleagues receiving the same setup like me. When connecting to the external monitor, periodically, something would happen ( enter sleep mode!?) and the laptop froze and became useless and the screen had Burberry like patterns on it. Not sure this was due to the fact that the graphics card was not good enough to support the monitor or was due to other reasons (nobody could figure it out). I was thinking recently to get an ultrawide 32/34 or 32 inch 4k monitor for multitasking purposes but due to the experience described above I do not want to purchase an external monitor that might be useless due to hardware limitations/issues on the laptop side. I guess the only assurance would be to get an external eGPU, which based on my understanding would assure a smooth functioning, but would also increase significantly the cost of the multitasking experience. My use case includes only multitasking ( at about 1-1.5m distance from the monitor) and reading text on it, no gaming. (programming use) Any recommendation for such a use case?
This was very helpful. I'm in the process of setting up my office for Computer programming, Video editing & Real Estate. So choosing the right monitors is crucial.
So which did you decide on?
@@mannyregalado7167 Hp all in one Dp 0124.
@@josephanthony1655 hello have you gotten it?
@@succeeder3044 Yes
Hi Iskren, this video is one of the best I’ve watched on selecting the best monitor, the video is very thorough and I particularly like how you summarized the monitor sizes as a function of their aspect ratios, kudos!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you! I came here not knowing a single thing about monitors. I didn’t buy one for so long because I thought I’d need a that big old thing that had the DVD player and start button (forgot it’s name).
I find myself watching your content even just for the aesthetics. Wonderful storytelling and so visually pleasing. Thanks E!
I struggle to look past Lenovo ThinkVision's, absolutely love them (IPS). I wish they had HDMI 2.0 tho, they do have USB C tho.
ViewSonic has been making monitors for creative professionals for nearly 40 years. Look into them. I recently bought one and I'm super satisfied.
Really love your R & D about every single video.
Thank you 🙏🏻
Hi
I love your videos. They are by far some of the most informative while at the same time visually and aesthetically pleasing. Very well shot and produced. Your production quality is unmatched. In addition you provide lots of helpful and insightful information pertinent to users of different groups. For this reason; thank you and keep it up.
Looking to purchase a new screen for work and this video was exactly what I needed. 👏
"...multiple monitors have always been distracting for me" (3:09). I can't agree with you more.
Love your videos. They are perfect... every part of it. You touch upon issues users face. You are perfectionist.
Thank you!
Great information, and I like the video effects in the LG Ultrawide section!
Great informative video. Still helpful in 2023! Thank you TH-cam algorithm!
Thank you for making this video, I was daunting and rejecting this video, but it's the best, you really help me to decide which one to buy, Thank you again.
Why were you rejecting the video?
I’m planning to buy the Huawei Mateview as a new main monitor and will be using it with another 32“ 16:9 one. Seems like a good combo for office and video or photo editing
The Mateview is a very interesting breed. Never had the chance to try one.
Bought the SAMSUNG M7 Series 32-Inch as it balanced my needs and the budget I currently have. Thanks a lot for making my decision easier
After comparing several monitors, I bought the LG Ergo and it is a really good monitor if you want a high quality display that can be easily customized to a changing seating position. If your setup has a desk shelf make sure its back is open so that the Ergo monitor arm can be attached to the desk otherwise you will have to push the desk shelf further towards you reducing the available desk space.
Great choice Saad!
Thanks for the video. Starting Looking for a husband gift for February 24. Our 15 years of Marriage. Thanks for your research.👊🙏
Oh, congratulations 🎉
Totally agree. I use a single monitor for my daily work. If I need an additional screen, I use duet display with my iPad Pro on Windows, or sidecar with my iPad Pro and M1 Mac mini. For my workflow, the additional screen is really “on demand”. This video is a great explanation of monitor styles and differences.
Absolutely Christian. I forgot to talk about extending the iPad as a monitor 🤦🏻♂️
@@ThisIsE nah I think you delivered on exactly what your topic was. You could do a part 2 of this segment and discuss augmenting your secondary display needs since everyone’s workflow varies slightly. 🤔
I use a MacBook Pro as my main computer and was recently told to be sure to get a brand that works best With MacBooks, and also one which allows split-screening within its software or via the Mac. Which brand of monitors would you then recommend? Since you work mainly with Apple products. Thanks!
@@mannyregalado7167 LG monitors in my opinion typically match the color of a MacBook laptop screen the best. I have an LG 27UN850 and it’s nice. Depending on the MacBook Pro, make sure you get a monitor with proper power delivery unless you’re using a dock.
@@functionallycool Thanks so much for the prompt response. My MacBook Pro is on its seventh or eight year but I'm planning on purchasing a new one. All great tips though and I appreciate it. I am looking into one which gives options into how to split screens perfectly as I deal with excel, development and contracts so I'm grateful for all the info I'm gathering.
Just had to let you know I thoroughly enjoyed that video - great editing kept me engaged the whole way through!
My pleasure 😇
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In the next one I’ll be talking more about some niche monitor choices that you might find interesting.
From a fellow TH-camr and fellow bald/bearded man to another, nice video :).
Hahha thanks brother!
Thanks a lot for your video. I believe that your video is the best one with clear explanation that I could find on TH-cam. Could you please give me a suggestion to find a second monitor for my 27 inch imac ???
After using a 34" ultra-wide monitor for over 3 years now, I started realizing that I actually need a 32" 4K monitor for my productivity works. As a software & web dev, I need more vertical & horizontal space for my editor and to test the output on multiple windows. Ultra-wide monitor is just not for me.
Man Man the video was so amazing, you're doing great, PLEASE DON'T stop making these videos, I guarantee you, you'll be successful !
Wow, thanks. I am still warming up 🙂
This is the best video about monitors I've ever seen, thank you
Thank you!
Excellent content and so well explained!! After watching many many videos your video was like a jewel !!
Thank you Susmita!
The top of the top! Excellent information. You make this to easy.
Glad it was helpful!
Can't agree more on having a single 16:9 monitor. I am a software developer and after using multiple monitors for quite a few years, I've realized a single monitor makes me much more productive than having multiple monitors.
I hear you
Software engineer checking in: I’ve relegated myself to working almost strictly off my laptop monitor as a single display. The reason being is I wanted to train my brain how to be as productive as possible on a single monitor so that it’s not so jarring if I were to move away from a dual screen setup. But when I do finally create an at home desktop, I will look for the most productive single monitor setup I can get
I don’t agree🥶🥶🥶🥶. Haha
Interesting feedback here! I feel like I can't do any kind of work without two screens! I am wondering if I switched to a bigger monitor like a 32 inch, if I would feel the same way! I want to try it out and see
@@NenadSapungin I have same feeling, it's hard to work with one monitor, did you try the 32' one monitor?
Thanks for the video, all my questions answered in one video ! Great work
Glad to hear that 😊
Great video simple and easy to follow
thank you. exactly what I was looking for
Well done video with integrity! I love you straightforward and simplistic perspective on what is a need vs a want!
Interesting video to watch and learn new technology..
I happy to hear that!
Yes - 32. Everyone says 27 but 32 with split screen is awesome.
You are just fabulous. very simple and very immersive content you created.
Great video for the creative! Thanks. Can the ultrawide monitor be color-calibrated OK? Is there anything better today? (Feb 15th, 2022) Thanks again
Great video, so informative. Subscribed!
That is the perfect video. Great editing, you are instructive and agreable
Can you pls recommend a 4k , 27inch monitor similar to Dell U2720Q 4K USB-C Monitor but with a price range between 350 - 450$. Main purpose is for Office work, Photo and Video Editing. I do have a macbook 15inch , 2018 model to which it would be connected to.
Your videos are a pleasure for the eyes, beautiful videography, you really deserve a lot more subscribers and views, I would go as fas as to say that your videos quality is even better then mkbhd or any top tech youtuber, loved it!♥️
Thank you very much Nikhil 🙏🏻
The video quality is in another level
Thank you 😊
0:38 I've never heard anyone acknowledge the importance of a monitor before this! I totally agree!
Thanks
He's so right about staring at a monitor that is low quality. If I am going to be staring at a screen all day, I personally cannot stand looking at something that isn't easy on the eyes! Super important
I purchased a Samsung C43J890 43.4" 32:10 Ultra-Wide Curved 120 Hz LCD Monitor about a year ago which I consider to be almost the perfect monitor. I would have rate this monitor higher if Samsung would provide adaquate support.
You do not discuss 120 Mz refresh in your video. This is an important feature for someone who sits at a computer fore at least hours a day.
That's Excellent..and I think Benq DesignVue PD2700U & PD3200U are fantastic professional monitors along with EIZO ColorEdge..ViewSonic ColorPro & ASUS ProArt series monitors are also amazing for the Creative & Digital Content Creators professional 👍
Yes, you are right
Hey E, I think changing the title of this video can give a good bost to the views. Something like "Find best monitors for any budget" might work.
Hey, thanks.
Best review and explanation! Thank you!
Thanks Dmitry. Check out the new guide from 2022
So which 4k monitor could works fine on Dec, 2021?
Really I enjoyed your description and review .. it is like a very interesting lesson in monitors. Good luck and keep going with this attitude and line 👏😊
I have the LG GL 850 which is IPS but I much prefer VA panels for movies as its vastly more immersive.
Great video reviewing detailing a lot. I guess one question I am left asking is if it makes a difference if a monitor is USB c compatible versus thunderbolt and do I risk any charging issues if I choose a 60 watt monitor rather than a 90 watts considering my laptop may require 90 watts worth of power delivery ( i.e. a 16" Macbook Pro)?
I’ve used 60W charging monitors to power 90W MacBooks for years and I’ve never had any problems. It charges slower and it is possible that the monitor might struggle to top up the battery BUT only if you bottleneck the laptop for prolonged period of time (max performance). Given the fact that most likely you’ll just have some minor peaks of consumption, you should have no problems charging it with 60W.
Great vid, very complete and helped me choose the right monitor for the office
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Aap yese hi aage badhte raho.
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Amazing video quality
Recommendations for a monitor that does have the features of being able to power laptop through usb-c (9:14)
This is such a great summary of great info - thank you!!!
My pleasure 😇
This seems like a great video but only for someone who has the same needs as you do (i.e. editing videos.) Why is there no mention of 16:10? For productivity it's superior to 16:9 on every level.
This video is so quality!!! U deserve more subs
I appreciate it!
1:57 oh my god lmao I was swiping the heck out of my phone thinking it was a hair on the top right side of my screen 😡😱🤣
Not the first one Alex. I am changing this background 🙂
Haha so it wasn't just me! I had to do a double take as i also thought Id a hair stuck under the tempered glass on my phone!😄😄
Hey E,
Could you make video on your lighting and color grading workflow please! It's one of the best that I'm aware of!
I'll keep that in mind Arun!
@@ThisIsE I would personally enjoy this video topic as well! If you could go over the gear that you use that would be awesome!!
Man your video is for universities :D
Really nice.
Thank you 🙏🏻
I have an Apple Thunderbolt Display pretty sure it’s 109ppi? What’s your thoughts on them in 2021??
I don't know a lot about monitors and I have a question. Is it harmful for eyes to use a monitor with low fresh rate (HZ) and I have to buy the monitor with 120 hz or more? Is It not hamful for eyes?
7:03 Many people go to work and spend over 150 hours a month on an ugly flickering display with less than 100 ppi and they wonder why they are depressed 😂😂😂
Awesome video and very helpful. I just went from a 35 inch LG 35WN65C-B to dual 27 inch Dell S2721D monitors. For my line of work, it made more sense to have dual monitors. What keyboard was on the desk behind you in this video?
Thanks man. I love your channel name 🙂 Can you give me a time stamp to see which keyboard you are referring to?
Great video man. Nice work
Please can you review it Dell P3222QE? I am planning to buy it
Great video. But I wanted to ask what type of monitor riser/stand are you using. Living in Bulgaria so I am quite interested
Thanks Svetoslav. I don’t remember the brand. Check out one of my Desk Setup videos. I should have a link for it.
Thanks for sharing and you did a great job with this review.
Thanks for watching!
I have the 27ul550, fantastic monitor, only downside for me is the brightness, 350nits is not enough for viewing beside windows in sunny days
I understand the frustration Malik
I really tried to watch the whole thing, I really did. There are just so many things factually incorrect in this video when talking about not only productivity monitors but monitors in general. Not to mention the missing information specifically regarding productivity monitors.
Great video and very detailed. Only problem I had was that you said 32inch was the best viewing size, and then go on to recommend a 38inch monitor. :-)
32 in terms of standard 16:9 ratio
Is samsung M7 best for video editing better than lg 27ul550 in its price range???
With the new MBP 16" M1X on the horizon, I intend to upgrade to a better productivity monitor. This video has pretty much set my eyes on the LG38...I just need to check the cost in the UK. Thanks for posting.
i think super ultrawide is better for side hustles where you just have to keep an eye on one monitor but you can continue your work in the main screen
What is the best for eye strain?
Hey! A quick question! You said you're work previously involved web designing. From a web-designer to dev, can you tell me why NOT a 16:10? I'm thinking about a 2 monitor set-up with 2 16:10 with thin bezels. What do you think? Over kill? Will wide monitor do the job(worried about vertical space)?
Best Monitor video I have ever seen!
A very useful video, thanks
Watching Again & Again The Best Monitor Review
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Great video! Thank you! What do you think of the Dell UltraSharp 40" 5k2k?
It's a BEAST. I much prefer the thin bezel on it, but it tops at 60hz which although still great, it is not as smooth as 144.
Thank you for this. Question though - Based on the specs, the brightness of the 49 inch curved monitor is quite lacking. I am looking for a monitor that has an equivalent brightness of the 27 inch iMacs, and the only one I have found to be sufficient is the LG 27 inch UltraFine. Thoughts?
Such a well-made video. Pro! Subscribed.
Much appreciated Nikolay!
Thank you for such a great review, pragmatic and beautifully presented
Very helpful. Thanks
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