Computer Monitor Display Resolution List

I recently updated my older apple monitor very happy with the resolution and the looks of apple studio display.

Got this monitor to go with my new Mac computer! Excellent colors and resolution!

It's a cable and its job is simple, take the signal from the computer and display it on a monitor.

This monitor is as advertised. It performs very well out of the box. I have it hooked up to a late 2013 MacBook Pro. If you're using a same vintage MBP, my suggestion is to use the Display Port to Mini-Display Port cable as opposed to the HDMI cable. I initially was using the HDMI cable and was regretting not spending the money and getting the 4K monitor since the resolution seemed off, but after I switched to the Display Port hookup the resolution dialed in quite nicely. For an Eizo, this monitor is a great price point for the quality you receive. I would purchase this again.

Bought this to connect my 2010 MacBook Pro to a display port monitor. It allows full resolution on a second display.

Someone reviewed this monitor saying the Q24 does not display 4K but instead down-samples to 1080, that is not true. Perhaps their camera's output was not set properly to UHD. I have tested this monitor with Arri and Sony cameras, with both SDI and HDMI. There is a very clear noticeable difference between a 4K signal and a 1080 signal. I shot resolution charts that confirm the monitor is in fact displaying full 3840x2160 resolution.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Resolution outputs 4K for a display, and this monitor has same apps that Smart TV has. So far I am satisfied with the quality of the product.

Great monitor, great resolution and super thin display. Set up, color rendition and custom settings allow for lots of fine adjustments. The value compared to other highly rated monitors makes this a great buy for a 32 OLED

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Viewfinity S50GC Ultra WQHD Monitor is a fantastic choice for anyone who requires a large, high-resolution display. The 34-inch screen boasts a resolution of 3440 x 1440 pixels, which provides an incredibly sharp, detailed image. The ultra-wide aspect ratio also makes it perfect for those who require multiple windows open at the same time. The monitor's design is sleek and minimalist, with narrow bezels that give the impression of a larger display. It is built using high-quality materials, and the stand is sturdy and adjustable, allowing for easy customization of the viewing angle. The S50GC uses IPS panel technology, which provides excellent color accuracy and wide viewing angles. The monitor also has a fast refresh rate of 100Hz, which minimizes motion blur and screen tearing. The monitor also features AMD FreeSync which ensures that the display refresh rate is synchronized with the output of your graphics card. This results in a smoother and more fluid gaming experience. In terms of connectivity, the monitor offers a range of options including DisplayPort, HDMI, and USB-C. The USB-C port also provides Power Delivery, meaning you can charge your laptop or other devices while using the monitor. Overall, the 34” Viewfinity S50GC Ultra WQHD Monitor is an excellent choice for anyone who needs a high-resolution display with a large screen size. The combination of the ultra-wide aspect ratio and the IPS panel technology provides an immersive and enjoyable viewing experience.

I had been through a series of other displays before I finally pulled the trigger and got this one. Yes, it has a steep price, but it's worth it in the long run. The display is crystal clear, colors are magnificent (P3 mode), and the sound is very nice too (although not as great as my studio monitors). The resolution is absurd, and in the highest setting (5120 x 2880) you can barely read the text because it's so small. I use it in the recommended resolution and it's great there. The brightness is awesome, I have to turn it down lower than the display on my Macbook Pro (2019) so that it's even for the lighting in my room. I chose the base model with no add-ons (skipped the nano-glass and the fancy stand), and it's fine. My main reason for getting this was to keep color consistency between my devices. I found that using other monitors, even when calibrated with Spyder, didn't give me the same color result (portrait photographer). The skin color looked good on one monitor then looked yellow or red on an Apple Device. With this monitor, I can edit photos and know they'll be good color-wise. One thing I note: I keep my Samsung T7 SSDs (3) of them plugged into the monitor and every day I get one of those pop-up messages Disk Not Ejected Properly. Assuming this is a setting I can circumvent, but it's new to me. I'll eventually upgrade to the Mac Studio, so with the monitor, I'm a portion of the way there. I also love the look of the display, it's solidly built and has a great aesthetic just sitting on the desk when off. It doesn't have a power button, it just times out after a while. I'd have more Apple products if they weren't so costly, but I do love them. This display is worth the extra money.