Self explanatory, looking to upgrade to a new set-up at home replacing my laptop/s. 21 inches big enough of a screen for a desktop? 27?
Appreciate any insights, I'm not really a tech-savvy guy
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Would not do anything smaller than 2 24’s, 2 27’s is ideal IMO. I stay far away from one long monitor as I often prefer switching between screens for tasks vs. having that split screen crap open (excel shortcuts don’t work the same way in split screen for example)
Personally have 2 35s. 27s are the sweet spot, and would go no lower than 24s.
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