2K Vs 4K Computer Monitors

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!

This is a nice upgrade from my 5700XT, can crush everything at 2k. Will need to get a 4k soon.

My new computer has one HDMI and one DisplayPort output and I have two monitors I want to use.� This DisplayPort cable lets me use the second monitor now.� The 3' length is more than enough without having extra coiled up. My screen is 2056x1080.� Since this cable is 4K rated, it works great for my extra wide but not 4K large screen.

I had two of these LG 4K monitors on my desk for several years now and finally decided to get one more to make my computer work even more efficiently and convenient. If you do a lot of engineering or graphic design work I highly recommend treating yourself to a 3 monitor workspace! They have excellent non-glare screens and I was easily able to color adjust all three monitors to match each other even though two of them have been in use for several years now! I love the spring loaded stands that they come with as they are easy to adjust and support the monitors quite well. The older two I have have been great since I got them so I would expect no less from the newest one!

This is a terrific solution. You get 4K monitors and scopes in a lightweight package. Not only can you monitor up to 4K, but you can use the scopes to ensure you're recording proper signals. You need a Mac or PC to set up the monitors, but once you do that the monitors will start up in that config without the computer. If you do need to change the config during a shoot or edit/grading session, you'll need the computer. Setting the config is easy and intuitive. You connect the monitor to the computer by either USB or CAT5. I've tried both ways and they work identically. This is another terrific Blackmagic product.

The Datacolor SpyderX we purchased is great. Really makes the colors match on our computer VS what we are seeing in person. We highly recommend using this product compared to all of the competition's copycat products. This was well worth the investment!

One of the the best cameras the 12x zoom is amazing this camera is 2k but compared with others 4K I think this is even better

was debating between a few 4k 144hz monitors and so happy with this one!

For print photography the AdobeRGB color space is a must have since it is superior and more accurate for print making. This is the lowest cost AdobeRGB monitor I could find. It creates a beautiful picture using a 2k resolution. 4K is not usable with my MacMini and Mac Monterey so paying for that was no use to me. It has 60 hz scan rate that is a must for smooth mouse movement. The front panel controls are far superior to other monitors. It does not have the hokey puck controller that the more expensive Benq monitors have but you do not need it since the color space change is built into the first menu level of the front panel controls. The buttons to change features are easily placed directly below the menu display on the screen (this blows away other monitor's insanely hard to use built in controls. This monitor size is the beginning of the big monitors at 24. Its resolutions are 1920x 1080 (2k) the best of the older specifications or up to 2560x1440 (which Mac does not support in its finder since the fonts can not be made large enough to read). The 94ppi seems ok for a 2k monitor. Text is good enough that I can write emails easily. Turn on font smoothing and the fonts are fine (yet they still look a bit digital). At around $400 plus $100 for the side shade the total cost was about $544 with shipping for a true photographer's monitor which seems to be the best deal on the market at this time for a professional photographer's monitor with the necessary color space AdobeRGB.

Wow I didn’t think this monitor would be so good! I was looking into 2K with 240HZ because I recently upgraded my PC to the new generation parts and wanted to get the best out of it. Most of the monitors were out of my budget. I was leaning a lot towards Alienware monitors but they were also expensive and saw reviews that they would break down eventually in the long run. Decided to give this one a try and was well worth it. Smooth, crisp, bright, nice colors, and overall easy to use! Would recommend :)