Match resolution to the work
Think about text size, spreadsheets, editing timelines and the scaling options in your operating system. A higher resolution is useful only if the layout remains comfortable at your viewing distance.
Choose a monitor around your apps, desk space and the ports on your computer.
A screen is part of a working setup, not an isolated specification. Start with the distance you sit from it, the windows you keep open and how you connect your laptop.
Think about text size, spreadsheets, editing timelines and the scaling options in your operating system. A higher resolution is useful only if the layout remains comfortable at your viewing distance.
Read the exact input specifications and the cable requirements for your intended mode. A USB-C connector alone does not tell you whether the monitor will provide video, data and enough power for your laptop.
Measure stand depth, height adjustment and space for the keyboard. If using an arm, check mounting compatibility and the load limits for both the arm and desk.