An LED monitor, also known as a light-emitting diode display, is a flat-screen computer monitor or television with a light-emitting diode display. It has a shallow depth and is rather light in weight. The backlighting is the only difference between this and a standard LCD display. Instead of LEDs, the first LCD displays used CCFLs to illuminate the screen

.

Wide Display with HDMI

Although LED displays do not have wide viewing angles, you can be sure that your screen will be brighter in all directions. Consistent LED monitors have a hard time reproducing the colour black accurately, yet they still offer a lot of contrast. An LED monitor’s viewing angle is also low, which might cause problems if you aren’t sitting precisely in front of it, causing the colors to appear odd. When it comes to gaming, viewing angles don’t really important, so if you’re sitting directly in front of the screen, you won’t notice much of a difference.

• Beautiful to look at, even with a blank screen
• Enjoy ample desk space with this ultraslim, micro-edge display.
• Low-blue light mode
• 15.4 Inch led Display

Eyecare Monitor

Digital eye strain is also known as CVS (Computer Vision Syndrome). It’s the collection of ailments that stem from extended digital screen usage. There’s a good chance you’ve experienced some of them:

For children who like creating art, color weakness might likely affect their color recognition and interest in art learning.

Important information

Legal Disclaimer:

Breakable Monitor is not valid for warranty