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Honestly, try to go for an ultrawide if you can. https://www.amazon.com/LG-UltraWide-Gaming-Monitor-34UM57-P/dp/B011ESXHBA/ref=sr_1_8?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=14815128

Honestly, try to go for an ultrawide if you can. https://www.amazon.com/LG-UltraWide-Gaming-Monitor-34UM57-P/dp/B011ESXHBA/ref=sr_1_8?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1481512859&sr=1-8&keywords=monitor&refinements=p_n_size_browse-bin%3A3547808011 https://www.amazon.com/LG-UltraWide-Gaming-Monitor-34UM57-P/... This model would be a good place to start.

protomyth 10y ago
I have an LG ultra wide and I never want to go back. It is truly amazing how many windows you can fit with it feeling natural and uncrowded.
- tbyehl 10y ago
  So many things work well at half-width and full- or half-height on a 21:9 display. I've got a AOC Q2963PM & Dell U3415W on my main workstation and it feels like having a 2x2 grid of 4:3 displays without a border down the middle. I will never buy another 16:9/16:10 display.
Ardren 10y ago
I agree that ultrawides are a great option. I have a 29" LG and I'm very happy with it, wouldn't hesitate to buy another one.
sologoub 10y ago
Can't recommend that ultra-wide setup enough, though I'm using Dell U3415W. You basically get the space of two monitors without bezels. Allows for several side-by-side windows of code, as well as preview of results (if working on UI or API) and still room for slack/hangouts/whatever else. The Dells are definitely more expensive, but come hardware calibrated for color (report included) if you need any graphics or CSS work. Unfortunately, the prices really went up - snagged mine a year ago for around $600. $729 before taxes now on newegg.
fimdomeio 10y ago
Yep, I've got one of these and think it's a great choice.I have it standing above my macbook monitor as forcing me to move my heads up and down also feels like an ergonomic bonus.
jakegry 10y ago
I have this one and it's amazing for split screen work. One thing to consider is that it doesn't have an adjustable stand though.

protomyth 10y ago

I have an LG ultra wide and I never want to go back. It is truly amazing how many windows you can fit with it feeling natural and uncrowded.

tbyehl 10y ago
So many things work well at half-width and full- or half-height on a 21:9 display. I've got a AOC Q2963PM & Dell U3415W on my main workstation and it feels like having a 2x2 grid of 4:3 displays without a border down the middle. I will never buy another 16:9/16:10 display.

Ardren 10y ago

I agree that ultrawides are a great option. I have a 29" LG and I'm very happy with it, wouldn't hesitate to buy another one.

sologoub 10y ago

Can't recommend that ultra-wide setup enough, though I'm using Dell U3415W. You basically get the space of two monitors without bezels. Allows for several side-by-side windows of code, as well as preview of results (if working on UI or API) and still room for slack/hangouts/whatever else. The Dells are definitely more expensive, but come hardware calibrated for color (report included) if you need any graphics or CSS work. Unfortunately, the prices really went up - snagged mine a year ago for around $600. $729 before taxes now on newegg.

fimdomeio 10y ago

Yep, I've got one of these and think it's a great choice.I have it standing above my macbook monitor as forcing me to move my heads up and down also feels like an ergonomic bonus.

jakegry 10y ago

I have this one and it's amazing for split screen work. One thing to consider is that it doesn't have an adjustable stand though.