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Samsung S36GD 24" Full HD VA LED 100Hz 4ms Eye-Care Curved Business Monitor, image 1 of 1

Samsung S36GD 24" Full HD VA LED 100Hz 4ms Eye-Care Curved Business Monitor

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Specifications

Aspect Ratio16:9
PanelFull HD (1920 x 1080)
Refresh Rate100 Hz
ResolutionFull HD 1920 x 1080p
Response Time4 ms
Size24"

Performance Benchmarks

Calculated Figures

Pixel Density92PPI
lowest 65median 109highest 282
Higher than 24% of 780 compared
√(1920² + 1080²) px ÷ 24"
Pixel Rate207Mpx/s
lowest 124median 498highest 3,981
Higher than 17% of 754 compared
1920 × 1080 × 100 Hz

Calculated from this product's published specifications, not measured in testing. Ranked against other products in this category.

From the retailer

  • This 24" Samsung screen with a 1800R curve gives you plenty of detail whether you're working or binging
  • It's ready for fast action – the 100 Hz refresh rate keeps motion nice and smooth
  • There's 2 HDMIs and a DisplayPort on the back, so you can connect multiple devices and switch between them
  • Game Mode instantly adjusts colour and contrast settings to give you the upper hand – no one will be safe hiding in the shadows
  • Your eyes will be protected thanks to Eye Saver Mode – it reduces harmful blue light and annoying screen flickers

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