
Too Many Video Monitors? Here's How to Choose the Right One
Discover five key factors to consider when selecting the perfect video monitor for your needs.
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Display size refers to the diagonal measurement of the screen, impacting the viewing experience and the monitor's portability. Choosing the right size is crucial for balancing visibility, ease of use, and space considerations.
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Up to 5"
Typical price
190.– to 680.–Compact size makes it highly portable and easy to carry around.
Ideal for users who need a lightweight monitor for on-the-go monitoring or tight spaces.
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6 - 9"
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220.– to 610.–Provides a larger viewing area while remaining relatively portable.
Suitable for users who need a balance between screen size and mobility, offering better visibility without being cumbersome.
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10 - 20"
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420.– to 940.–Offers a spacious screen for detailed viewing and enhanced clarity.
Best for stationary setups where screen real estate is important for tasks like editing or monitoring multiple feeds.
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Swit FM-16B | 15.6" FHD Professional Monitor with Sun-Hood Bag luxuary package, V-Mount
15.60", Full HD
Display resolution measures the number of pixels a video monitor displays, affecting clarity and detail of the images. Higher resolutions provide sharper images, which can enhance productivity and reduce eye strain, especially during long viewing periods.
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4K
Typical price
240.– to 1400.–Offers a resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels, providing ultra-high definition clarity.
Ideal for professionals who require detailed visuals, such as graphic designers and video editors, enhancing precision and detail in their work.
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Full HD
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210.– to 640.–Provides a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels, delivering high-definition images.
Suitable for general use, offering a good balance between quality and affordability, ideal for home offices and casual viewing.
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WUXGA
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270.– to 990.–Features a resolution of 1920 x 1200 pixels, slightly taller than Full HD, supporting more vertical content.
Beneficial for tasks requiring extra vertical space, such as coding or document editing, improving workflow efficiency.
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Atomos Shogun Inferno with Softcase
7", WUXGA
Connections on a video monitor determine the types of devices you can connect, affecting compatibility and functionality. Choosing the right connections ensures seamless integration with your existing equipment, enhancing user experience and convenience.
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HDMI
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220.– to 680.–Supports high-definition video and audio transmission, commonly used for connecting to computers, gaming consoles, and media players.
Provides a single cable solution for both audio and video, reducing clutter and simplifying setup.
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USB-C
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170.– to 610.–Enables video, audio, and data transfer, along with power delivery, through a single compact port.
Ideal for modern devices with USB-C ports, offering versatility and reducing the number of cables needed.
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3.5mm jack
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210.– to 610.–Allows audio output to external speakers or headphones, complementing video output.
Useful for private listening or enhancing audio quality when connecting to audio systems.
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RJ45
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1000.– to 5500.–Provides a wired Ethernet connection for internet access and network connectivity.
Essential for stable and fast network performance, beneficial for online streaming and gaming.
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Power supply determines how a video monitor receives energy, which affects its portability and usability in different settings. Selecting the right power supply option ensures convenience and reliability, especially when using the monitor in varied environments.
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Rechargeable battery operated
Typical price
210.– to 640.–Allows for wireless use, making the monitor portable and easy to set up anywhere.
Ideal for users needing mobility, providing freedom from power outlets and cords.
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USB power delivery
Typical price
170.– to 490.–Enables charging via USB, offering a versatile and universal power source.
Perfect for individuals who want to use their monitor with laptops or devices powered by USB, ensuring compatibility and ease of use.
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Electrical connection
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220.– to 1000.–Requires connection to a power outlet, providing a continuous and stable power supply.
Best for stationary setups, ensuring uninterrupted power for long-term use without the need for recharging.
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Choosing the right brand for video monitors impacts the quality, reliability, and features of your purchase. Brands like Atomos, Blackmagic, and Feelworld offer distinct advantages, from professional-grade recording capabilities to budget-friendly options, catering to diverse user needs.
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Atomos
Specializes in high-quality monitor/recorders for professional video production.
Ideal for filmmakers and videographers seeking advanced features and reliable performance.
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Feelworld
Known for producing affordable yet feature-rich monitors for entry-level and enthusiast users.
Offers excellent value for money, making it suitable for budget-conscious filmmakers.
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Blackmagic
Renowned for its robust, professional-grade video equipment with excellent color accuracy.
Perfect for professionals demanding high-end monitoring solutions for critical production environments.
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Godox
Offers versatile video monitors that integrate well with their extensive lighting equipment.
Great for photographers and videographers looking for cohesive setups with lighting and monitoring.
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Rollei
Provides user-friendly monitors that are easy to set up and operate.
Ideal for hobbyists and beginners who need straightforward, reliable monitoring tools.
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