Best Monitor Size - 27 Inch vs 32 Inch & More

Today I compare common monitor sizes such as 27", 32", & 42" to find the best one.
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What monitor size is best?

Now to get to the bottom of this ancient enigma we must first understand the fundamentals of a great viewing experience which can be broken down into Pixels Per Degree, Distance, and Field Of View.

Now PPD unlike PPI actually is a very relevant metric when determining the size of display you want as not only do we have oodles of data breaking down how much PPD an average human can appreciate, but unlike PPI which simply tells you how many pixels are jammed into a certain area, this measurement takes into account the distance you will be viewing the display as well, making it actually fairly informative.

Now yes, you can still technically have a poor looking image with a high PPD if it’s a low resolution small screen held far away, but regardless, for high resolution displays viewed at a reasonable distance, this metric is definitely useful, since we know based on research that an ideal display will have at least a 60PPD metric to avoid visible pixelization for the average person, and in my testing I needed a PPD of around 80 to eliminate any visible blur, and have a perfectly sharp image.

But now we have to talk about the distance you’ll be viewing your monitor which can be just as important. Now this will be a highly subjective metric, but most would agree that roughly somewhere around 2 feet, which is almost exactly my preferred distance from a 32” monitor. However, likely anywhere between 1.5 to 3 feet would be considered a reasonable viewing distance for the average monitor depending on the size, though keep in mind, a really large display may need more.

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