Best monitor for PS4 and laptop extension (both 1080p)? Pls help

[Mikesuryo]

I'm considering those three :
1. Dell U2417H (1920 x 1080)
2. Dell U2515H (2560 x 1440)
3. LG 34UM68-P (2560 x 1080)

Currently using an old Sharp Aquos TV : 24 inch, and 1366 x 768 resolution - very hard on my eyes for reading.

The monitor usage will be for PS4 gaming, and frequently switching for laptop extension for work (browsing, excels, words). Why I love those dells because of the ergonomics - pivot to vertical, tilt, height adjustment, and a lot of slots. I love the LG because the size (almost every forum I read said that bigger is better, more screen real estate, etc.) and affordability (price)

Oh and in the past I have used Dell P2217H for a short time... (1920 x 1080) the images are great, ergonomics are great, but it was missing one crucial thing : there were no audio jack (had to buy dell soundbar AC511... no thanks, prefer built-in speakers)

Please give your advises and help me decide. Thanks!

 

[James Mason]

I'm considering those three :
1. Dell U2417H (1920 x 1080)
2. Dell U2515H (2560 x 1440)
3. LG 34UM68-P (2560 x 1080)

Currently using an old Sharp Aquos TV : 24 inch, and 1366 x 768 resolution - very hard on my eyes for reading.

The monitor usage will be for PS4 gaming, and frequently switching for laptop extension for work (browsing, excels, words). Why I love those dells because of the ergonomics - pivot to vertical, tilt, height adjustment, and a lot of slots. I love the LG because the size (almost every forum I read said that bigger is better, more screen real estate, etc.) and affordability (price)

Oh and in the past I have used Dell P2217H for a short time... (1920 x 1080) the images are great, ergonomics are great, but it was missing one crucial thing : there were no audio jack (had to buy dell soundbar AC511... no thanks, prefer built-in speakers)

Please give your advises and help me decide. Thanks!

Monitors have really terrible speakers, because anyone whose interested in audio quality will get actual speakers.
TVs have good built in audio, but much worse visual quality usually.

That 1080p dell one is pretty good, but it doesn't have built in audio, but does have a headphone out port. It's not great for competitive gaming though.