Color space

Adobe RGB(75)
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sRGB(213)

Color depth

Less than 17 million colors (less than 8-bit)(77)
17 million colors (8-bit)(70)
1 billion colors (10-bit)(147)

Pixel density

Low (DPI 0 - 90 DPI)(89)
standard (90 - 120)(107)Recommended
High (110 - 140 PPI)(52)
Very high (more than 140PPI)(37)

USB-C dock

No(147)
Yes(78)Recommended

Suitable for daisy chaining

No(236)
Yes(29)Recommended

Aspect ratio

Standard (16:10)(7)
Standard (16:9)(223)
Super ultrawide (32:9)(13)
Ultrawide (21:9)(51)

VESA mount

100x100mm(280)
200x100mm(3)
75x75mm(9)

Maximum brightness

Low (< 250cd/m²)(77)
Standard (250 - 300cd/m²)(128)Recommended
High (> 350cd/m²)(129)

Screen reflection

Anti-glare(275)
Glossy(11)

Bezel

Standard (< 20mm)(1)
Thin (< 10mm)(115)

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Split screen

No(195)
Yes(91)

Show only on stock

Yes(222)

KVM switch

No(3)

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A monitor with a blue light filter is better for your eyes. The screen does exactly what the name says: it filters blue light from the light of your monitor. You're less likely to get strained eyes and feel the effects of sitting behind a screen, such as sleeping problems. If you often work behind your computer for a longer period of time, choose a monitor with a blue light filter.