How many inches is yours?

[mirrorer]

The desktop monitor.

Initially, I had two 28-inch monitors, 4k, but after a few months, my neck started to hurt from turning left and right.

I bought them for trading and multi charts but not enough dedicated time.

I still kept using two monitors and occasionally would let a window open on the 2nd screen and look at it from time to time, thinking it would make me more productive.

It didn't.

Now, I am using one but still have neck pain because I have to look too high or too low, left & right for various tasks.

I've concluded that 28 inches is too big.

What's the ideal size according to your experience?

 

[tallulami]

15 INCHES.

 

[ROCK 'N' TROLL]

Anything above 24-inches is just too much! Ask women...

 

[Nikxon]

Same i have 32 inch kinda regretting it will take some time to adjust.

 

[nSnoopy]

The laptop is 15.6 inches and the monitor i use for it is 24 inch.

 

[AwadRajpoot]

Well, i'm using 19 inch normal screen display.

I do not think so it is normal to have a neck pain. This thing depends on how much you spend time on your desk and you diet routine and you fitness routine. Remember to take healthy sleep. Make sure to consult with your doctor, Probably, a better advised will be earned.

 

[madmacc]

Guys we all know that size doesn't matter...

it's about how you use it! (and your refresh rate, heh)

 

[MIRANTHA]

17 " curved

 

[Zwielicht]

I have a 32 inch 2k 144hz curved Viotek monitor.

I used to think big monitors were too much as well and I used to also hate curved monitors. However, this Viotek monitor is really good. The curve isn't too much and it doesn't feel too big for me (the near-borderless form factor really helps with that).

 

[mirrorer]

17 " curved

I have a 32 inch 2k 144hz curved Viotek monitor.

I used to think big monitors were too much as well and I used to also hate curved monitors. However, this Viotek monitor is really good. The curve isn't too much and it doesn't feel too big for me (the near-borderless form factor really helps with that).

Thanks to both.

A curved monitor is something I am considering but never used one before. Does it make any difference?

 

[madmacc]

Thanks to both.

A curved monitor is something I am considering but never used one before. Does it make any difference?

I would say that curve is great for bigger monitors!! Less head turning required.

32 is my limit, anything above that is just unnecessary for what I do.

 

[Panther28]

I work with 3 x 28" monitors and the 2 at the side are placed to enclose me,( I have a sock-shaped desk, and sit inside it, so there is plenty space. I think you need to learn how to spin funky funks with your chair!

 

[AwadRajpoot]

Thanks to both.

A curved monitor is something I am considering but never used one before. Does it make any difference?

BTW Just noticed your Profile Picture. Big fan DUDE

 

[IamNRE]

Not big enough to satisfy the ladies

that's all I know.

 

[mirrorer]

Not big enough to satisfy the ladies

that's all I know.

you can always spend more money

 

[Zwielicht]

A curved monitor is something I am considering but never used one before. Does it make any difference?

It's been a while since I've used a non-curved monitor, so it's hard to say. Some people will say it's more immersive or easier to view. I can't speak in the case of the former, but for the latter, I do find it easy to view things on it.

 

[K-One]

( I have a sock-shaped desk, and sit inside it, so there is plenty space. I think you need to learn how to spin funky funks with your chair!

Got a pic you would share? I'm finding so hard to picture lol

 

[tziahs]

24 inches. My gf says it's enough for her.

 

[PHPInjected]

I have a 32 inch 2k 144hz curved Viotek monitor.

I used to think big monitors were too much as well and I used to also hate curved monitors. However, this Viotek monitor is really good. The curve isn't too much and it doesn't feel too big for me (the near-borderless form factor really helps with that).

I have a curved 27 inch Samsung 1440p, 144hz monitor as my main.

You really cannot go back to a normal monitor after something like that. My secondary monitor isn't curved and it feels, for lack of a better phrasing, obsolete. Even though it's 1440p/144HZ as well.

 

[N1ckG2]

3.375 inches wide by 2.125 inches wide with balance is all you need.