Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

What criteria should I consider when choosing the screen that's best for me?

The first thing to do is to define the purpose for which you will be using the device: individual work, collaboration, digital signage, multimedia, gaming... Each need has its own ideal screen!

Each need has its own ideal screen! Elements such as size, resolution, colour accuracy and connectivity options are also key: they guarantee optimum productivity and superior display quality.

What is the difference between LED, OLED and QLED technologies?

• LED: uses light-emitting diodes and provides conventional backlighting.
• OLED: emits its own light, providing deeper blacks and vibrant colours.
• QLED: it incorporates quantum dots, delivering more vivid colours and increased brightness.

Is the blue light emitted by screens harmful?

If you use your screen for long periods of time, blue light is bound to affect your eye health. Eye fatigue, sleep disturbance, etc. Mitigate these negative effects with a few simple tips:

• Use blue light filters,
• Wear special glasses,
• And above all, apply the 20-20-20 rule: every 20 minutes, look 20 metres away for 20 seconds!

Are touch screens better than conventional screens?

This mainly depends on how you use your screen. For brainstorming, for example, touch screens offer direct and intuitive interaction, making navigation easier and improving efficiency in certain professional and educational applications.

Are curved screens really worth it?

In multimedia applications, curved screens can be a real game-changer! Thanks to their format, they reduce distortion at the edges, improving visual immersion. However, you should be aware that this design is best suited to large PC screens (27’ and above).

How do I adjust the colours on my screen?

To calibrate your screen, you can use dedicated software or external adjustment devices. In both cases, this action will ensure accurate colour reproduction, which is essential for graphic work.

How can I reduce the energy consumption of my screen?

There are a few simple things you can do to significantly reduce energy consumption, including adjusting the brightness of the screen, activating the energy-saving mode and switching off the screen when not in use. As well as saving money, these actions will help you to take a more responsible approach!

What are the signs that it's time to replace my screen?

Signs such as dead pixels, a drop in brightness, faded colours or a slow display (slow response times) may indicate that it's time to consider replacing your screen.

Note: The average lifespan of a screen is between 5 and 10 years, depending on the model and how it is used.