Start with your space and the tasks you use
Measure your available desk width and depth, leave room for the stand and cables, and consider your normal viewing distance. The quoted screen size is the diagonal measurement; use the model’s full dimensions and stand footprint to plan the fit.
For documents and several windows, compare usable resolution and your preferred scaling. For games, compare the exact supported refresh rates and the graphics demands of the resolution. No monitor can make a computer produce frames beyond the computer’s own capabilities.
Size, resolution and panel characteristics
Native resolution describes the screen’s pixel grid. Two monitors with the same diagonal size can have different resolution and pixel density. Running at the native resolution generally gives the clearest text; operating-system scaling can make text and controls easier to read.
Panel type, brightness, contrast, viewing angles and color specifications differ by model. Do not infer professional color certification, HDR performance or a particular viewing experience from a product image. Compare the documented specifications that matter to your work.
Refresh rate, response time and compatible inputs
A refresh rate is the number of times the display updates each second. Response-time figures describe a different behavior and may use different measurement methods. Neither figure alone guarantees a particular game frame rate, freedom from blur or a competitive result.
To use a resolution and refresh rate together, your source device, chosen output, cable and monitor input must all support that timing. Check the exact model’s supported modes. Update the graphics driver and select the intended resolution and refresh rate in your computer’s settings after connecting.
Connections and everyday features
Compare the available input ports with the output on your laptop, desktop or console. Adapters can impose their own limits and do not add unsupported functions. Check separately for speakers, an audio output, USB ports and supplied cables.
The connector shape does not establish every function. In particular, do not assume that USB-C supports video input, laptop charging or a given power level unless that function is documented for the monitor and your source device. Adaptive refresh also requires compatible hardware, connection and settings.
Stand, mounting and curved screens
Review tilt, height, swivel and rotation separately; one adjustment does not establish the others. If you plan to use an arm, confirm the mounting pattern, monitor weight and the correct screws. Never force a mount or use screws based on appearance alone.
A curved model has a particular curve radius and chassis shape. Consider your seating position and desk depth. Curvature is a model-specific design choice, not a guarantee that every user or task will prefer it.
Before placing your order
Confirm the selected model, included items, supported connections and final checkout price in USD. Ask us if a needed capability is unclear. Our FAQ and support page cover common questions.
Review the Shipping Policy and Refund Policy. Standard US shipping is free, and return requests must be made within 30 days after delivery.
Contact CRUA
Email sale@cruastore.shop or use the contact form on our Contact page. Include your order number and the model when your question concerns a purchase. Do not send passwords, payment-card details or other sensitive information.
Business contact address: 1801 N Claudia Road, Houston, AK 99623, United States. This address is for business correspondence. It is not a designated return destination or a customer collection point. Contact us for the correct instructions before sending a product.