27" vs 24"

[Teetech]

Guys which monitor is better for work and gaming a 24" or 27" ? Thanks 

[spadz93]

For work, I honestly prefer multi-monitor, but in terms of single monitor, I'd say a 27" with at least 1440p resolution. More screen real-estate = better in my book

[NinJake]

I agree with a 1440p 27"

[HKZeroFive]

What's the resolution?

 

But generally, a larger monitor is usually better for productivity.

[mikat]

for 1080p I'd recommend 24" and below, for 27" I'd recommend 1440p

 

[Teetech]

1 minute ago, spadz93 said:

For work, I honestly prefer multi-monitor, but in terms of single monitor, I'd say a 27" with at least 1440p resolution. More screen real-estate = better in my book

Am getting two monitors for work and gaming which screen Size is better ?

[Princess Luna]

It depends on the resolution you are aiming at, 1920x1080p sweet spot is 24inches while 2560x1440p sweet spot is 27 inches

[mikat]

1 minute ago, Teetech said:

Am getting two monitors for work and gaming which screen Size is better ?

What's your budget? The best would be dual 1440p 27" monitors.

[rhyseyness]

Resolution matters a lot more than size.

How far you're going to be sitting from the monitor also matters more than it's size alone.

 

I'd rather have a 25" 1440p monitor (as I do) than a 27" 1440p one, as the pixel density is higher, and thus you get more sharpness.

Also, I sit fairly close to my monitor, so the extra 2" wouldn't really help me out at all.

I can just about live with a 24" 1080p monitor, and I think at 27", 1080p is too low a pixel density.

 

For me, 27" 1080p: bleurgh

24" 1080p: acceptable

27" 1440p: waste of inches, but looks good

25" 1440p: perfect

[spadz93]

Just now, Princess Cadence said:

It depends on the resolution you are aiming at, 1920x1080p sweet spot is 24inches while 2560x1440p sweet spot is 27 inches

This. If you can swing two 1440p 27" monitors, then by all means swing it