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Backing your Goldilocks theory, Personally 27" feels big enough to use as my ~sole monitor, though with laptop as small second. Whereas I used to feel the need to use 2 24" monitors.
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Would strongly recommend 1440p even at 24", especially if you're only going to have one monitor. Depends how good your eyes are I suppose.
Pretty pleased with my Lenovo. They have a 32" 1440p for £179.99 at the moment. (Not the one I have so I've no idea whether it's any good)
(They also have a 24" and 27" 1440p for £200)
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I've got the 24" version of this one and been pretty happy with it
https://www.amazon.co.uk/CHiQ-1920x1080-Flicker-Free-Freesync%EF%BC%8CVESA-Compatible/dp/B09F6D4D3B/ref=sr_1_1_sspa
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Budget allocation for a monitor is £170.
Feel like that might be pushing me towards 24"...although I can't help but feel 27" is the goldilocks of sizes. Especially as I don't actually need 4k.
What are people's thoughts?
I can always top up, but as I want to buy a logitech mx master (mouse budget is £18), I don't really want to spend more than a score on top for a screen. If that.