Monitor Size Comparison
Compare different monitor sizes side by side to find the perfect setup for your desk
Monitor 1
Monitor 2
48" vs 55" on 60" Desk
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Monitor 1: 40.7"× 25.4" (48")
Monitor 2: 44.0"× 33.0" (55")
Visual Size Comparison
Monitor 1: 48"
Monitor 2: 55"
Monitor Dimensions
Monitor 1
Diagonal (in) | 48.00 |
Width (in) | 40.70 |
Height (in) | 25.44 |
Area (in²) | 1035.51 |
Diagonal (in) | 48.00 |
4:3 Display | 38.40 in x 28.80 in = 1105.92 in² |
16:9 Display | 41.84 in x 23.53 in = 984.50 in² |
2.35:1 Display | 44.17 in x 18.79 in = 830.11 in² |
Monitor 2
Diagonal (in) | 55.00 |
Width (in) | 44.00 |
Height (in) | 33.00 |
Area (in²) | 1452.00 |
Diagonal (in) | 55.00 |
4:3 Display | 44.00 in x 33.00 in = 1452.00 in² |
16:9 Display | 47.94 in x 26.96 in = 1292.58 in² |
2.35:1 Display | 50.61 in x 21.54 in = 1089.88 in² |
In Comparison (vs Monitor 1)
Monitor 2 Diagonal | 14.58% larger |
Monitor 2 Area | 40.22% larger |
Monitor Size Guide
So you're looking at 48-inch 1.6 aspect ratio monitor versus 55-inch 1.33 aspect ratio monitor? Let's break down what that means for your setup. You'll notice quite a difference in workspace with the 55-inch 1.33 aspect ratio monitor giving you roughly 40% more screen real estate. You'll get a wider field of view with the 48-inch 1.6 aspect ratio compared to the 55-inch 1.33 aspect ratio. When you're trying to decide between setups like 48 inch 16x10 vs 55 inch standard, think about how you'll actually use your computer day-to-day. Many people find that a 27-inch monitor hits that sweet spot of size and practicality for most needs. If you're constantly switching between applications or documents, you might love a dual 24-inch setup for the extra workspace. And if you're big on gaming or creative work, check out an ultrawide 32-inch display—they're pretty incredible for immersion. Want to explore more options? We've got detailed guides on 24-inch monitors, 27-inch displays, and 32-inch ultrawides.