I currently have a 32.5 inch monitor that is hooked up to my work lap top but I'd like to get a bigger monitor for more room in switching all the programs I have open so that I can view them side by side and not have to alt + tab so much. Something like Dwight's Megadesk (but I only have one desk).


On my desk the other monitor is for my personal PC so there isn't enough room to have two monitors connected to my work laptop but there is enough room for a larger monitor. I was looking at 39+ or bigger. I have numerous excel sheets, PDF's , web browsers, Word, and Outlook open all the time.

Here are three I've found that seem decent but let me know if you all have any better suggestions:

https://www.bestbuy.com/site/samsung-m7b-series-43-smart-tizen-4k-uhd-monitor-with-hdr10-hdmi-usb-c-black/6502570.p?skuId=6502570

https://www.bestbuy.com/site/msi-mag401qr-40-ultrawide-qhd-155hz-1ms-freesync-premium-gaming-monitordisplayport-hdmiusb-type-c-black/6544811.p?skuId=6544811

https://www.amazon.com/Deco-Gear-Curved-Ultrawide-Monitor/dp/B0CNBRW7GQ/ref=pd_ci_mcx_pspc_dp_d_2_t_5?pd_rd_i=B0CNBRW7GQ

One of my coworkers has the 43" Samsung M7, it's pretty sweet. Plus that one has a higher resolution than the other 2, so that's going to give you more screen real estate.

If you're just doing office stuff, the lower refresh rate shouldn't really be an issue.

I'm typing this on a 49" Samsung ultrawide. It's amazing.

I've been using a 43" 4k for about as long as 4k has been around. Can't beat quad 1080ps without bevels.

Great, thanks!

You might consider one of these and two monitors. I have it on my desk with two 34" ultrawides and it's a really good good set up. It's close to the same real estate as having four 27" regular ones.

https://a.co/d/hBQ2amR

LOYAL AG said:

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You might consider one of these and two monitors. I have it on my desk with two 34" ultrawides and it's a really good good set up. It's close to the same real estate as having four 27" regular ones.

https://a.co/d/hBQ2amR

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That's a reallly good idea, thanks!

tlepoC said:

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I've been using a 43" 4k for about as long as 4k has been around. Can't beat quad 1080ps without bevels.

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THIS