Tv vs Large monitor

Good suggestions you made there. One minor detail though (and I’m reaching here…)

Not that anyone would buy a big 4K monitor and run it in 1080p, but I’ll bet somebody somewhere has thought that bigger would automatically make their 1080p experience better, when in fact it can make it worse.

For any given resolution there are the same number of pixels in a 19" monitor as in a 65" monitor. As such, those pixels will be farther apart on a bigger monitor. Sitting close to a big monitor @ 1080p will be a less-than-ideal experience. In short, the bigger the monitor, the higher the resolution needed to look good at a given viewing distance.

4K opens up the big monitor experience for people sitting fairly close to their TV’s.

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Please do not forget guys, i almost lost my right eye after using LG C1 HDR/Dolby vision a lot while i had surgery and was on my bed 24/7 while playing xbox series x MSFS2020 and other games. Not sure what it is called medically but there is a waterish circle ballon shaped area right in the middle of my right eye and that area shows as black and white and i cant read anything, everything is distorted. Careful using HDR capable TVs for long times, at least lower the brightness below 40% for long hour usages and reduce blue lights.

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