Question I need help selecting VESA Compatible monitors for Home Office. (Realtor)

[kh0sa]

Hi Everyone.

I would like to keep this short and sweet.

I need a triple monitor setup for work research.

Criteria:

• VESA Mountable
• 24" minimum (I'd like my center one at least 27")
• Combination of either 1080p/1440p, 60hz or 144hz, must have IPS.

This is where I get confused.

• Can I get 3x 1440p monitors and be fine with it for research? Is this worth it?
• Should I stick to 1080p instead of 1440p and perhaps go for a 144hz monitor?
• Should I just forget about both 1440p + 144hz and just grab 3x 1080p IPS displays and be done with it?

I won't be gaming on it but I will have multimedia playing on it, and be multitasking quite a bit.

For what its worth, I'm Canadian, so if you have any links please post Canadian ones.

Any and all help is greatly appreciated, I have researched for hours on end and cannot come to a good solution. Thank you!!!!

 

[kh0sa]

I also think something like this may be more productive, because one thing I do remember from when I was using 3 monitors side by side, I would use the middle and right one but forget about the left one because I would essentially have to turn my neck the whole way left to view that screen. So it got neglected.

 

[Traditore]

Cheap 4K monitor, because you can always tune down the resolution if you want or adjust scaling, but you won't be able to change things if you get 1080/1440 and wonder if you would like something else. 1080p doesn't give much space for work / 4K resolution on 100% scaling makes text very small and windows defaults to 250% scaling, but you can adjust to your liking.

No need to get 144hz for work.

I would suggest 27" LG 27UD58-B. It's a very decent monitor with 500+ positive reviews on amazon at only $400

Asus option VP28UQG 28" Monitor 4K/UHD 3840x2160 is available from $350, but it's not so popular and has lower reviews rating

 

[kh0sa]

Thanks for the quick reply. I'll look into the LG