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If you don't care too much about the vibrant colors and viewing angles of IPS and OLED, I can recommend VA screens. They have far better contrast than IPS. The
by carlmr 6y ago
If you don't care too much about the vibrant colors and viewing angles of IPS and OLED, I can recommend VA screens. They have far better contrast than IPS. The black is indeed black. I find it great for working in dark mode on text. However the colors and viewing angles are a trade-off. Although I find the viewing angles are still better than TN and can be somewhat mitigated with a curved screen.
I personally use a curved 32" 4K VA screen. The resolution, text size and contrast make this great for text heavy work.
- pastrami_panda 6y agoI agree about what you said, I've been on ultra wide 21:9 VA with 1500R curve for a couple of years and it's been really good. I am curious about the new 1000R displays though, at first it seemed like a gimmick - but it totally makes sense curving the screen so much in order to diminish or even radicate the need to refocus your eyes as they look across the panel. But I haven't had a chance to try it out in person yet due to the current times. Anyone here on ultra wide 1000R?