If you’ve ever stared at your TV or monitor settings and wondered whether you should switch HDR On or Off, you’re not alone. It’s one of those settings that sounds fancy and confusing, and most of us just leave it … Read More
I didn’t originally plan to build a website around screen resolution. It started much more simply — friends asking me why their new laptop didn’t look as sharp as they expected, or why a 4K TV sometimes looked no different … Read More
Picture this. You walk into Best Buy looking for a new TV. The salesperson starts rattling off specs faster than you can process them. HD this. HDR that. 4K here. They all kind of blur together after a while, right? … Read More
When you’re shopping for a new TV, laptop, or even just watching a video on your phone, you’ve probably seen terms like HD and FHD thrown around. They sound technical, but they boil down to something really simple: how clear … Read More
Sit down, grab a cup of coffee, and let’s clear this up. You’ve probably seen HDR plastered across TV boxes and OLED plastered across glossy ads, and it’s easy to think they’re the same thing. They’re not. HDR stands for … Read More
People ask me about screen resolution more than almost anything else. While running whatismyscreenresolution, I constantly see users surprised by what their screens are actually displaying versus what they thought they bought. Terms like HD, 2K, QHD, and 4K get … Read More
Have you ever shopped for a new monitor or laptop and felt confused by terms like QHD and WQHD? You’re not alone. I remember upgrading my own setup from a 24-inch 1080p monitor to a 27-inch 1440p display and staring … Read More
Screens are everywhere. Phones, laptops, televisions, tablets, and even car dashboards. We look at them for hours every day. Yet most people do not fully understand what “display resolution” means when buying a new device. Labels like 720p, 1080p, 4K, … Read More