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The ASUS monitor comes with a 3840x2160 UHD 4K display with 60Hz refresh rate that should offer a decent editing experience. The monitor has a slim profile along with an ergonomically designed stand with tilt, swivel, pivot and height adjustments that should offer comfort while you work. The ASUS monitor comes with EyeCare technology that is said to reduce the strain in your eyes while editing.
The BenQ monitor comes with AMD FreeSync Technology that should offer stutter free visuals. It comes with built-in speakers that should enhance your audio-visual experience and help in editing videos. The monitor offers 3840x2160 UHD 4K resolution along with 60Hz refresh rate that should offer a good viewing experience. The BenQ monitor has a fast 1ms response rate that claims to eliminate motion smear and provide a smooth viewing experience.
The Acer Nitro monitor comes with a UHD 4K resolution IPS panel display. It features a bezel-less design that makes it look nearly seamless and offers extra viewing space. It has a 60Hz refresh rate, AMD FreeSync and 4ms response time that should allow you stutter free visuals without tearing. The monitor offers a wide viewing angle of 178-degrees. The Acer Nitro monitor should allow you to view high-quality colours that can help in editing.
The Acer monitor is said to offer 4K UHD 3840 x 2160 resolution on an IPS panel display. It comes with AMD FreeSync technology and 60Hz refresh rate that should offer fluid visuals without experiencing any tears and stutters. It has a BlueLightShield and a flickerless technology that should protect your eyes from straining. The Acer monitor claims to offer an immersive viewing experience with its zero frame display.
The Samsung monitor has a bezel-less design that can offer you an immersive viewing experience. It comes with AMD FreeSync technology, 60Hz refresh rate and 4ms response time, offerting stutter-free visuals without tearing. It comes with flicker-free technology that should protect your eyes from unwanted straining while you edit videos and photos. The Samsung monitor has a large viewing angle of 178-degrees.
The Lenovo monitor is said to feature a 3840x2160 Ultra high-resolution display. The viewing angle is 178-degree and it comes with a three-side near the edgeless display, offering an enhanced viewing experience. It features AMD FreeSync technology, 60Hz refresh rate and 4ms response time that should ensure smooth, stutter-free viewing. The Lenovo monitor is said to have natural low blue light radiation that minimises eye strain and should provide a pleasant editing experience for long hours.
