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After having used a large format display (a 43" LG) I'd be hard pressed to go back to a 27 or smaller. 32 is a good compromise, per se.

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After having used a large format display (a 43" LG) I'd be hard pressed to go back to a 27 or smaller. 32 is a good compromise, per se.

Do you use it as 4 21.5" 1080p displays?
Is it the brightness tough to get used to?

Been thinking about getting a 3rd 1080p, but I"ve also considered just getting a 43" 4K and using it as 4x1080p

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I'm guessing a 32" 4K monitor would be a little too fine for my old eyes. I wonder how it would look at 2560x1440 resolution?

(I think 1080p / 1920x1080 would look bad and would be a silly thing to do on a 32" monitor.)