Simply put, the resolution of a monitor is the number of pixels that a screen has the ability to represent. In the product selection of this article, you may have noticed that when we described the monitors and their quality, we wrote down two figures. These two figures, for example, 1920 x 1080, refer to the pixels the monitor is able to represent.
Let’s take these numbers, for example, 1920 would be the number of pixels that the monitor represents vertically. As you may have guessed, 1080 refers to vertical pixels the monitor can represent. Therefore, in the case of the LG monitor, the numbers varied most from the rest. Its resolution is 3840 x 2160 because it has a more panoramic display than the other models.
The resolution of a monitor is not determined by its size, although it is related to it. A large monitor with a low resolution will cause the image to look distortedly large. And the other way around: a small monitor with great resolution, will make the image look very distorted and small. In order to get the best image, it is key to find a balance between these two important parameters.
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