Knowledge Base

Not sure if you should get a monitor with 4K UHD or WQHD resolution? Here’s everything you need to keep in mind before deciding!

2560×1440 has 78% more pixels than 1920×1080, but is it always better? This guide will help you pick the right display so you don’t waste any money.

Do you like gaming? If you do, the size of a monitor plays an important role in improving your gaming experience. Here is the best monitor size for gaming.

What is the difference between IPS, TN and VA panels, and which one is most suited for YOU? Let’s find out.

When it comes to OLED, LCD and Plasma displays, there’s a clear winner. Here’s the most up-to-date comparison between these technologies.

It can be hard to decide if you should go for a 4K monitor or an UltraWide monitor. This guide will help you make the right decision.

As IPS technology has been improving over the years, different manufacturers started using different terminology – here’s what you need to know.

Monitor specifications can be confusing and misleading. Here’s everything you need to know to be able to make an informed decision!

You’ve probably seen the terms panel variance and panel lottery thrown around when looking for a new monitor. Find out exactly what they imply and what things you should expect to be different even on two identical monitors.

VESA’s ClearMR certification aims to help categorize the pixel response time speed performance of displays – but how useful is it?

Resolution is the number of pixels the display can show. The standard 1920×1080 resolution has 1920 pixels horizontally times 1080 pixels vertically.

There are distinct differences between active 3D and passive 3D. But which of these 3D technologies is best? This guide will give you a complete answer.

What’s the difference between Mini-LED and MicroLED? Let’s find out.

Learn all about common flaws associated with the VA panel technology including VA glow, gamma shift, and black crush.

What exactly is HDR (High Dynamic Range) for TVs and is it worth it? Should you be looking for a TV that features HDR and which type of HDR is best? Let’s find out.

Curved TVs provide added but minor viewing immersion, but the viewer has to be at the right distance and angle to take full advantage of it.

OLED displays offer higher contrast ratio, faster response time, wider viewing angles, and better colors, but lower brightness than QLEDs.

A Quantum Dot display uses a layer of nanoparticles that increases its color gamut and brightness.

VESA’s AdaptiveSync and MediaSync certifications ensure that a display provides smooth variable refresh rate performance and video playback. Here’s everything you need to know.

What is this 4K Ultra HD (UHD) that you often hear about and why is it so good? This guide will give you all the knowledge you need to know about 4K.