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The one above in my picture is an Acer DM431K. £450-ish.
43" 4K monitor (60Hz max). 1 DP input (that can do 4K@60Hz). 3 HDMI inputs (only one can do 60Hz but all can do 4K). Picture-in-Picture and Picture-By-Picture. Remote for quickly flicking between screens and setups.
I have it mounted on a separate arm (that does VESA 200x200). It's about 6" higher than it would be normally on the little legs it comes with.
I considered a 4K ultra widescreen but wanted 16:9 aspect for proper height to keep pixel size sensible (otherwise I'd end up having to scale things to make them readable, which makes the extra resolution a bit pointless).
The pixel size of the monitor above is pretty much the same as sitting in-front of 4 ~21" 1920x1080 monitors with no bezels. I found 1920 too wide for a single window but 960 was too small (so I couldn't have two windows side by side per 1920 monitor). With a single 4K monitor I can have three windows across the monitor without having to worry about bezels in the middle.
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I love my 49 inch….
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Any large monitor recommendations?
Want to try larger single screen, I think two screens is giving me some back pain.