Pixel 8 Screen Size

8 x Splitter works as described. Great unit.

The screen size is perfect.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I purchased two of these monitors. I think they are very good. I use them for work, software development, video editing, and photo editing. The monitors are high-quality and the colors on the monitor are vibrant. The resolution is great and I feel very happy with my monitors. One slightly negative thing that I initially noticed when I purchased my monitors, is that I could see the pixel refresh rate when the screen was dark. As an example, I use dark mode and could see the flickering of pixels across the screen. As of lately, that issue has resolved itself and I no longer see the pixels refreshing, but thought it was worth pointing out. Other than that slight and temporary issue, the monitors have worked well for me. I would highly recommend purchasing these monitors, especially for a home office or if your pixel quality matters to you.

Small, lightweight, ground breaking dual pixel AF, articulating screen, updated 24MP sensor, latest digic 7 image processor. Performed flawlessly with the 55-250mm IS STM and 35mm IS STM Macro. Attached images are with no sharpening. Canon's Digital Lens Optimizer does the magic.

I love these ear buds..You can tell the difference between the Pixel buds and the A series buds in size..The a series case is thinner so it's easier to tell the difference between them if they are side by side

The screen is great for different size presentations.

8GB SDRAM is much better than 4GB in my DELL desktop computer.

I picked up photography about 8 years ago, and got into the FujiFilm ecosystem about 5 years ago. I feel like this is the camera that I've been waiting for all that time. I like the return to more of an X-T3 size camera, and the ergonomics and the grip are probably the best the X-T series has ever had. I really like the subject detection, of which I've used it for animals and airplanes, and it works really well if you have the right AF-C mode selected. 40mp is nice, although I don't notice much difference vs. the 26mp sensor when pixel peeping. It does allow for bigger prints or cropping which is nice. And the return of the tilt screen is extremely welcome! I'm glad to have the pixel shift option. When comparing a single shot file vs. one built with pixel shift, I don't notice much difference on the screen. However, if you're looking to make a really big print, you're no longer constrained by the sensor size. Only downside I've seen so far, is that image noise seems more pronounced vs. the 26mp sensor. When shooting astrophotography, I'll likely be sticking to my X-T4 that has the bigger megapixel size.

Same resolution as a 49 Ultrawide but with the smaller size you get a better pixel density so I love it. 200hz refresh is awesome too. Overall I love it. Wish it was glossy finish though.

The VG259QM monitor is an excellent size for great pixel density while not being so small that pixels don't matter. The panel is bright and works well at even sharp viewing angles; although, I would recommend positioning strait on for best use. With a max frame rate of 120 in HDMI and an overclocked 280 on display port it is a great monitor regardless of input. The mounting is also follows the ASUS high standards and is easily moved vertically and can be angled in three directions twist at the base, tilt of the screen, and a vertical turn if these, and if these are not to your liking there are a variety of ASUS aftermarket mounting solutions.