Dual Monitors to prevent eye fatigue (~1000$)

[oleprohon]

Hello friends,

 

I am looking to replace both my Asus MX259 monitors. I mostly do web developing and general programming. The monitors are ok, but I want 1440p+ since code looks pixelated at the size I prefer and it is causing eye fatigue. I often work long sessions 10h-12h at a time so I want quality monitors that are not going to burn my eyes. Also the MX259 have no VESA mount and I would consider mounting the new monitors on the wall to improve posture a bit. I like slim bezels and use Photoshop, but I don't feel I need anything too fancy colour wise.

 

I have a mac so USB C would be preferable, but I'm living the dongle life already. I live in Canada and would like to spend around 1000 CAD or less. I don't give a single F about refresh rate or gaming features.

 

Anyone has recommendation or experience with such needs? : )

 

Many thanks.

 

Olivier

[Velcade]

https://www.asus.com/us/Monitors/ProArt-PA27AC/overview/

 

Good color reproduction, VESA, ASUS 'eye care', 1440p, thunderbolt 3.

[oleprohon]

7 minutes ago, Velcade said:

https://www.asus.com/us/Monitors/ProArt-PA27AC/overview/

 

Good color reproduction, VESA, ASUS 'eye care', 1440p, thunderbolt 3.

Thanks those look really nice! They would be quite a bit over my budget of 1k$ cad for both monitors, but it might be worth it!

[Velcade]

Just now, oleprohon said:

Thanks those looks really nice! They would be quite a bit over my budget of 1k$ cad for both monitors, but it might be worth it!

Ah, I must have missed the cad currency requirement.  In the US they can be had for $520 per.