21-30k WTB: 4K Monitor for mostly office use + Netflix.

[vebk]

Looking for a 4K monitor. Will probably use it zero for gaming. Just need it for office work (multiple browser windows, MS Word windows etc.) and a little bit of Netflix (4K HDR) viewing.

The reason I want 4K / higher resolution is so that I can get more pixels per inch, i.e. more content in the same physical size of the screen. This is because I often have to compare, say 3 different words documents, side-by-side, or need to go through 80-100 page documents, so want to be able to see a full page comfortably.

Not looking for anything less than 26". Open to widescreens.

Would greatly appreciate your recommendations!

 

[TinTinSnowy]

I am in the same boat. I am considering to get a 43 inch 4K TV as those are much cheaper and to use as my monitor.

 

[buBleZ]

I am in the same boat. I am considering to get a 43 inch 4K TV as those are much cheaper and to use as my monitor.

Not in the OP's budget but if you are open, see my setup here with 55" TV for gaming/WFH/media

Budget 71-90K - [Budget 40 to 80K] 30+ inch gaming monitor recommendations

So my monitor search is still on. I have now shifted my focus interest to LFGD instead of of 34/38 inchers ultrawide because they are either unavailable and/or the good ones that are available are priced ridiculously. Following are the 2 options I am considering. No stock available and waiting...

techenclave.com

 

[Amien]

Please specify a budget. High pixel density does not always mean a more readable screen.

 

[TinTinSnowy]

Not in the OP's budget but if you are open, see my setup here with 55" TV for gaming/WFH/media

Budget 71-90K - [Budget 40 to 80K] 30+ inch gaming monitor recommendations

So my monitor search is still on. I have now shifted my focus interest to LFGD instead of of 34/38 inchers ultrawide because they are either unavailable and/or the good ones that are available are priced ridiculously. Following are the 2 options I am considering. No stock available and waiting...

techenclave.com

I wish I had the budget and the space to add an OLED TV on my desk.

 

[vebk]

I am seriously considering the new LG ultrawide (34WL750). It's a wQHD IPS panel (3440x1440) which is coming for about 38K right now.

wQHD seems to be a good compromise in gaining some screen real estate while still keeping things readable.

 

[captivating]

LG 27 inch 4K-UHD (3840 x 2160) HDR 10 Monitor (Gaming & Design) with IPS Panel, HDMI x 2, Display Port, AMD Freesync - 27UL500​