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I actually go with dual 32-inch 4K monitors (specifically LG 32BN50U but there are others). It’s even more screen real estate than a curved monitor and, most importantly, because each has normal monitor dimensions, you get tons of vertical space as well as horizontal. That means that on each monitor you can easily view any docs full length instead of using a vertical monitor for example.
I can have 6 full-page, comfortably zoomed, non-overlapping docs at the same time, plus the laptop screen below for emails.
I personally don’t like them, because windows still doesn’t have a great solution for snapping windows into place on one large monitor. I use dual monitors instead, two dell 27 inch ultra sharps. I also turn one portrait mode for scrolling through large documents, and I have an arm for my laptop (I have a surface) that lets me use it as a third screen at eye level.
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All name brands are sort of equivalent for lawyer use. I recommend you check the connections with with your work laptop or docking station.
I use this! And then a standard vertical monitor as well. I use the vertical to have my email/docket/teams permanently displayed, and cycle through several virtual desktops on the ultra wide (e.g., one virtual desktop per active matter I’m working on).
https://a.co/d/0h7lF52h
Ohhh yeah it is! It adds a little spark of joy to my day looking at it, lol. I can easily get 4 nicely-sized PDFs on at a time, and can zoom out to see like 12+ pages of a word doc if I do full screen and multi-page view. It gives a really interesting perspective on the doc, letting me see the verbal landscape a bit better.