How to choose an external monitor for a laptop?

Question

Monitors

Help me choose an external monitor for my laptop - model LENOVO IdeaPad S340-15API, 15.6", IPS, AMD Ryzen 3 3200U 2.6GHz
has HDMI and USB 3.0 (Type-C) 1 each.
In the current mode 1920 * 1080 and 125% scale eyes are already leaking, even despite the IPS matrix.And terribly infuriates the resizing of applications that everything does not fit, etc.

Using a laptop: a browser, office documents, small indie games in Steam.Before
, there was no experience with this situation, there was always a desktop and a monitor 24-27 inches maximum.

Advise which of the monitors now is OK and with what diagonal to take the maximum so as not to overpay extra and to drag the laptop.
thanks!

Answer 1

And what exactly is the problem?
You have 15.6 inches, you have always sat at 24+.
Take any FullHD c 24 inches (or higher) and enjoy the eye. There are thousands of offers on the market.

and with what diagonal to take the maximum

There is a 50 inch monitor on the market, 16:9 widescreen. It costs far beyond 100t.r. I doubt that you need one, so the question itself is incorrect.
4k I would not take. Well, I don’t believe that Chinese Lenovo on a mobile CPU will pull 4k.
Within 10k rub. you can easily find yourself 24 inches 1920x1080.
However, if I were you, I would first try not to increase the scale to 125%, but to set a smaller resolution (these are different things, do not confuse) - Everything will become larger, the problem of resizing should lag behind.
1600x900?
1680x1050?
1366x768? - Kick how many people have it, you would know.
You can at least put 600x600. An icon that was 2x2cm at 1920x1080 will suddenly become half the screen.

Answer 2

here about eye fatigue from the monitor and how to choose.