See your next monitor.

See the real difference in size, sharpness and usable workspace before you buy.

1Current setup
2Choose upgrade
3See the difference
01
YOUR CURRENT SETUP

What do you have now?

STEP 1 COMPLETE Current setup confirmed
Your setup
Main screen
Second screen

We’ll use this as the baseline for every comparison and recommendation.

02
YOUR NEW SETUP

What are you considering?

STEP 2 COMPLETE Upgrade selected
Your setup
Main screen
Second screen

No jargon. Just see what will actually change.

See the difference.

Both setups are shown using the same physical scale. Choose what runs on each screen to see how resolution, scaling and orientation affect your real workflow.

CURRENT SETUP 27" · 1080p
1920 × 1080 effective workspace
NEW SETUP 32" · 4K
3072 × 1728 effective workspace
SIMULATE YOUR WORKFLOW Choose what's on each screen
CURRENT SETUP
Main
Second
NEW SETUP
Main
Second

More than just the panel.

Ports, docking and useful extras on the real monitor models selected above.

VERIFIED DATA

Will it fit your desk?

Enter your desk width and, if you have a shelf above it, the available vertical clearance.

Where manufacturer dimensions are verified, shelf clearance uses the monitor’s physical body and lowest known stand height. Otherwise Monitor Lab falls back to calculated panel height.

cm
cm
CURRENT SETUP Your current setup
140 cm desk
59.8 cm setup width 80.2 cm remaining
NEW SETUP Your new setup
140 cm desk
70.8 cm setup width 69.2 cm remaining

The important bits, translated.

A plain-English summary of the differences that matter in your setup. These insights update live as you change it.

LIVE COMPARISON
CURRENT Around 19 inbox rows
NEW Around 33 inbox rows
Total screen area
CURRENT SETUP
NEW SETUP
+40% physical panel area
Main screen sharpness
CURRENT SETUP 82 PPI
NEW SETUP 138 PPI
+56 PPI main-screen pixel density
Setup width
CURRENT SETUP 59.8 cm
NEW SETUP 70.8 cm
+11.0 cm approximate panel footprint
Usable workspace
CURRENT SETUP 2.1M
NEW SETUP 5.3M
+156% effective logical pixel area

Workspace previews are representative simulations based on screen resolution and operating-system scaling. Application layouts, fonts, toolbars and interface settings may vary. Dual-display setup width assumes a small gap between panels.