Main Specifications

Panel

IPS

Panel

The technology used by the screen to display the image.

IPS

IPS panel screens offer vivid colors, wide viewing angles (the image does not distort much when viewed from the side), and are energy efficient. Suitable for video and image editing.

HDR

No

HDR

Technology of imaging aiming to preserve detail in both dark and bright areas, while providing a more natural color representation.

Curved

No

Curved

They offer a more natural viewing experience, greater image depth, and a wider field of view. 2. They help reduce eye strain. Recommended for screen sizes of 27" and above.

UltraWide

No

UltraWide

Long screens, suitable for tasks with multiple open windows, multitasking & video editing. They replace the use of multiple screens.

Diagonal

25 "

Diagonal

The diagonal is the number used to describe the size of the screen. The most popular sizes are 24 and 27 inch screens.

Resolution

1920x1200

Contrast

1000 :1

Contrast

The brightness ratio between the brightest and darkest shade that the screen can display. A good value is 1000:1, with values above 3000:1 usually being plasma.

Response Time (GTG)

5 ms

Response Time (GTG)

The time it takes for a pixel to change from one shade of gray to the next. A low response time provides faster response to our actions (input lag) and a cleaner image (less ghosting) which are important in gaming. Response times below 5ms are considered acceptable, but for gaming, monitors with 1ms are recommended.

Refresh Rate

60 Hz

Refresh Rate

Refers to how many times the screen image is refreshed per second. Screens with a high refresh rate offer a competitive advantage as their image is clearer (less motion blur).

2. Typically, for office applications and simple gaming, 60-75Hz is common. In recent years, screens with 120, 144, and even 240Hz have emerged, mainly aimed at competitive gaming.

Aspect Ratio

16:10

Aspect Ratio

The ratio of the width and height of the screen.

16:10

The most common aspect ratio for computer screens in the past. Nowadays, most computer screens have a 16:9 aspect ratio.

Ergonomics

Tilt Adjustment

No

Height Adjustment

No

Vertical Rotation

No

Horizontal Rotation

No

Wall Mountable (Vesa)

100 x 100 mm

Wall Mountable (Vesa)

Vesa is a standard for mounting brackets that describes in millimeters the (horizontal X vertical) distance between the 4 screws, e.g. 200x100 means that the screws are 10cm and 20cm apart, forming a rectangle.

Connectivity

Connection

DVI, DisplayPort, HDMI, VGA (D-sub)

Connection

DVI

Older way of transferring images, partially compatible with HDMI cables through an adapter. Nowadays, connecting the screen via HDMI or DisplayPort is preferred.

DisplayPort

Modern way of digital transfer of image, sound and data, compatible with HDMI and DVI cables through an adapter.

HDMI

The type of connection used by popular gaming consoles such as Playstation 4/5, Xbox X/S, Nintendo Switch, etc. (Support for HDMI 2.1 is required for high fps and 4K resolutions.)

VGA (D-sub)

Older type of image transfer that lacks in quality compared to modern digital ones such as HDMI, display port, etc.

Additional Specifications

Features & Functions

USB Hub

Features & Functions

USB Hub

The screen offers USB ports for easy connection of peripherals such as USB sticks. To operate, the screen must be connected to a USB port on the computer.

Speakers

Yes

Eye Comfort

No

Eye Comfort

Monitors with built-in Eye Comfort or flicker free function or built-in blue light filter to protect your vision.

Camera

No

Colour

Black