How does monitor size affect vision?

Question

Monitors

How does monitor size affect vision?
Are more inches better for the eyes or worse?

Answer 1

If you have a short table, then you need a smaller monitor, the larger the monitor, the further you need to sit from it, and sometimes there is no such possibility.

Answer 2

I would say a little better - the eyes run further =)
but in general there are many more factors - distance, lighting, landing, etc., etc.

Answer 3

It's more about genetics here. I earned -4 at the age of 13, after that the fall stopped. I spend most of the day at the computer. And my brother doesn’t get out of the computers for days and he has 100%, while the monitors were different, small black-and-white car TVs (along with the dandy) and sucky CRT monitors with 60 hertz. So do not bother, if the DNA is not right, then you will go blind anyway.

Answer 4

I will describe my personal feelings from different monitors.
1. Home Dell 2412m - 24" E-IPS, matte - I like it very much, my eyes don't get tired at all.
2. Working Viewsonic VP2130b - 24" S-PVA, matte - I really like it, my eyes don't get tired either.
3. Samsung (cheap) - also working, but not mine - 19", TN - feeling that it is somehow dark, increasing the brightness / contrast does not help, I strain, I prefer not to sit behind it.
4. Another Samsung 19" TN (cheap) - I wanted to put the house second - but I could not look at him next to Dell'om. The picture is completely different, it is very uncomfortable to use it at the same time.
5. Asus - 24 "TN, some kind of expensive one. With a leather strip at the bottom of the screen. It hits the eyes like a spotlight, brightness reduction is impossible.
Size - I plan to switch to 27" or 30" in the future. Now the monitor is at arm's length (I reach the screen with my fingertips).
I also use the free program f.flux - automatic decrease in screen brightness in the evening and increase in the morning. Very satisfied!
https://justgetflux.com