Monitors 27". What is it with a pixel size of 0.3114 mm?

Question

Multimonitor

I look at a 27 "monitor with a resolution of 1920x1080. Most of the time I work on the Internet, a little layout and coding. Those on the screen are almost always text-text-text.
And I look at such a monitor because I don't mind "enlarging" everything on the screen "It's still more pleasant to look at a hefty screen from a distance than from a short distance to a small one.
But I'm afraid of ladders and fuzzy text.
And in high-resolution monitors, I'm afraid, on the contrary, of small text and small interface elements.
Leave your feedback on this issue, owners of large monitors.

Answer 1

I'm ok. I don’t know how else to describe my impression after buying a monitor at 29 "
The main thing is just not to put it close

Answer 2

I have 24 "1920 x 1200 - I work in both simple and portrait mode - everything suits me.
I also connected a 32" 1920 x 1080 TV, it's still convenient to work, but the text is a little bit vague - but I'm not a designer, so I'm not particularly reverent to I relate to this.
If you do not want small text, just set the font size to increase by 30% in the settings and on a large screen the text will become more sane in size up to 24 sizes.

Answer 3

As a proud owner of the AOC i2757Fh, I'll be honest - everything is amazing. At first, I was also worried that the pixel was large, there would be ladders, etc. But, from a distance of a little less than a meter, I do not observe anything like that. Constantly working with text and there is no discomfort.

Answer 4

I also own an AOC i2757Fh. Partly agree with the comment above. In general, it’s quite comfortable, but if you regularly have to focus on some places, for example, when making layout, or in my case, reading scans of manuscripts or unrecognizable texts, your eyes get tired significantly more than on a 2.5k monitor.
Relaxed office work or multimedia - quite comfortable.