For stuff.

None.... Well, unless someone is far-sighted and cannot use a monitor at normal distance. But for normal people, If you want anything above 24", you'd want a 1440p monitor to keep up that pixel density.

When you want a big screen but don't have the cash or a powerful.enough computer to justify 1440p?

CCTV?

Perfectly acceptable for anyone with a PS4 Pro with games that supersample.

What's the point of your question?

For sitting 7/6 as far away as you do, or for someone with only 6/7 as good eyesight; I think it works something like that!

To display information from your computer.

Or if you want to push the monitor to the back of your desk and have more room in front of it for other stuff. Despite the aggressive complaining from people they don't suit, lower DPI screens are definitely of benefit in some circumstances.


Grey to grey is the typical transition a monitor performs (particularly in stuff like games and video where it matters). Pixels flashing from black to white and back again is atypical.

And the claimed response times bear little resemblance to reality, most LCDs are around 5-10ms at a reasonable level of overdrive when measured. If ghosting is important to you then you need to go by reviews, as the specs are meanginless.

Theres no points. It's all flat

Get a 23''-24'' IPS monitor for work related stuff.

Nah not really.

Well, it's 5 times worse than a 1ms monitor and that's not a good thing if you wish to game on it. Having said that, it'll still be faster than a TV...

5ms is the Grey-to-Grey response time. The typical response time is listed in the full specs further down the page - 20ms.