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Screen Size
Screen size affects the device’s dimensions and weight. It measures the distance between opposite corners in inches. Up to 14" are ultraportable, 14–16" versatile, 17.3"+ for desktop replacement.
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Panel Type
The panel type affects display quality. Different panels vary in color, contrast, and viewing angles. TN panels are affordable and fast. IPS panels offer wider angles and more accurate colors, while OLED delivers the best quality.
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Resolution
Maximum resolution – the highest number of pixels a display can show, measured horizontally and vertically. Higher values provide more detailed and sharper images. The most common resolution is 1920 × 1080.
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Display surface
Screen surfaces can be glossy or matte. Glossy displays look attractive and work well with touch input. Matte screens with anti-glare coating reduce reflections from sunlight or bright lamps.
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Aspect Ratio
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Color coverage, %
Color coverage — the range of shades a display can reproduce. This specification is crucial for graphic work, as a device with a wide color gamut delivers more lifelike and accurate images.
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Display (response time), ms
Response time is the milliseconds it takes for a pixel to change brightness. The shorter the time, the faster the transition and the less blurred the image — in dynamic scenes, the image is clear, without artefacts. A short response time is an advantage i
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Brightness, nits
Brightness (nits) — the measure of a display’s maximum luminance. A bright screen ensures comfortable use outdoors or in poorly lit environments. For everyday use at home or in the office, a brightness level of 220–250 nits is usually sufficient.
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Contrast
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Refresh rate, Hz
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Color Gamut
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Display features
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Sync Technology
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Eye Protection
