1080P Vs 4K Computer Monitor Photo Editing

Hard to beat a good ViewSonic monitor. This might be the best value at 1080P 165hz! If it's anything like my past VS monitors, it'll last you 10+ years!

Best recording/editing 4k monitor around for the $

Excellent monitor for photo editing.

After much research about what monitor to pair with a new computer I build for photo and video editing I went with the Dell U2723QE for the higher definition and color profile. It has been an excellent monitor for both photo and video. I have my old monitor next to it in a dual monitor setup where I place other open program and this has improved my productivity greatly

This cable is just right for the short run from my computer to a second monitor used in editing.

Note that while the pass-through HDMI port will support 4K, the USB signal provided to your computer is only max 1080p. It's perfect for my needs, but if you need 4k on your computer then look for a different device. The 1080p is perfect with no artifacts or other glitches. Highly recommended.

Best monitor I have had to use for photo editing. Well worth the monitor.

I own 3 of these for a portable triple monitor setup. I'm tired of seeing only 1080p or 4K 15.6 inch monitors. 1080p isn't often enough. 4K is a little overkill and you might as well change the resolution on your desktop to 2.5K. Well, this is a native 2.5K display. Oh and it's 16:10 aspect ratio so it's actually 2560x1600. The extra height is glorious for working in Davinci Resolve, Blender, and any other program. It also has full size HDMI which is very rare for quality portable monitors. Don't buy the garbage you see floating around on Amazon when it comes to portable monitors. Buy the ASUS. ViewSonic also has some quality options. I like ViewSonic's 1080p OLED, the physical design is better but it's micro HDMI and well ... it could have been 2.5K. Overall ... as of 2024 this is literally the best portable IPS OLED monitor that's affordable you can buy. I used my xRite color calibration tool to calibrate each monitor to 400 nits and Rec709. You can confidently color grade on these. They have minimal back light bleed. ASUS has been releasing 2.5K 15.6 inch 16:10 (same resolution) OLED panels in some of their latest laptops, so we might see a new Zenscreen like this in 2025 as an OLED panel. However, you can't go wrong with a tried and true IPS panel. These are great. Go for it!

I use this with a computer monitor that does not have a camera or microphone. Easy setup. Excellent 1080p image and voice quality.

Great quality photo monitor--just as described by B&H. It has made my editing more accurate and enjoyable.