Professional vs consumer LCD technology

Professional LCD monitors maintain superior image quality at all angles. Using H-IPS, S-IPS, S-PVA or MVA LCD technology, professional LCD monitors offer dramatically improved experience for multi-screen arrays, but are more costly. Consumer LCD monitors lose 50% of their image quality outside the center 60 degrees of viewing. Slight changes in viewing angle can cause major color shifts. Consumer TN LCD technology is employed by laptops and LCD monitors sold in retail stores. TN viewing angle specs do not reflect loss of quality off axis. TN LCDs also have lower color accuracy due to 6-bit color, causing related hues and shades to appear identical, and have limited color range (72% NTSC gamut). Test your monitor

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Professional-grade monitors Learn more  ·  View all professional models  ·  Top sellers

Dual Monitors, from $899 USD  ·  Top sellers

Triple Monitors, from $1,499 USD  ·  Top sellers

PowerTrio Monitors, from $1,549 USD

Horizon (1x4) Monitors, from $1,899 USD

Quad (2x2) Monitors, from $1,899 USD

Six-Screen Monitors, from $2,799 USD

Affordable consumer monitors Learn more  ·  View all consumer models  ·  Top sellers

Dual Monitors, from $599 USD  ·  Top sellers

Triple Monitors, from $899 USD  ·  Top sellers

PowerTrio Monitors, from $1,299 USD

Horizon (1x4) Monitors, from $1,299 USD

Quad (2x2) Monitors, from $1,299 USD

Six-Screen Monitors, from $1,999 USD

Advanced professional configurations

Zenview Arena Monitors, from $2,999 USD

Eight-Screen Monitors, from $3,699 USD

Apex (3+1) Monitors, from $1,599 USD

Zenview Powerscape Ultra Elite, $4,459 USD