Second Monitor For Microsoft Studio

This is my Second Monitor that I've used the first being the Osse T5 monitor and What I like about this one is that it's Touch so I don't have too use a joystick to access the menu

I bought it on sale and am not sure it is worth full pricing. I plan to use it in studio for Microsoft Surface with attached Monitor with Lightroom CC running. I plan to use a HDMI connected monitor for camera control on the Canon R6. I bought TetherGuard to protect the ports on the expensive R6. Looks good, so far.

I bought it on sale and am not sure it is worth full pricing. I plan to use it in studio for Microsoft Surface with attached Monitor with Lightroom CC running. I plan to use a HDMI connected monitor for camera control on the Canon 5DS r. I bought TetherGuard to protect the ports on the expensive Looks good, so far.

I use this adapter to connect a Microsoft Surface Pro to a second monitor. It fits nice and snug, never randomly falls out and generally works perfectly.

I bought this monitor to help with neck pain. I tend to get neckaches and headaches when I use my Microsoft Surface Pro for extended amounts of time. So I set this monitor higher then the Surface Pro so that I can look straight ahead at the monitor and use the Surface Type Cover at a good level. I could tell a difference instantly! My neck is no longer strained. I love my Microsoft Surface Pro and take it with me a lot of places. And now I'm even happier being able to plug it into the monitor while at my home office. A little about the monitor - 22 is a very good size for me. I think anywhere between 19 and 22 would be fine for me personally. But I wouldn't want any bigger honestly. It's not bulky, the controls are very easy to use, and the picture quality is very nice. I have no complaints.

I bought this almost a year ago and I kept my gaming monitor as well since this one was for business, but my experience is that this monitor is as good with AAA gaming as it is with Microsoft Office! I'm sure if I really studied the pixels during fast action scenes, I may be able to see that my ASUS gaming monitor is better, but after many hours of play, I see no difference in visual quality. Some older games don't always like the wide screen, but most just put black frame bars on the left and right of the game display, using the game's highest preset resolution option with no distortion.

Second one I have, and I am sure it will not disappoint me.

Second Pelican I own...

The perfect monitor for the Mac Studio.

Now my rolling studio monitor can be placed anywhere.