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An in-plane switching (IPS) monitor is a type of LCD (liquid-crystal display) monitor. It’s made up of backlighting or a mirror behind a polarizer. These sit behind the liquid with crystals mixed into it. The monitor relies on perfect alignment of the liquid crystals to pass along the light to the next polarizer.

If you use an IPS monitor for any length of time, its differences are apparent. It’s an easy purchase to justify when you’re investing in truer color, clearer picture, and a wider viewing range. In fact, for those who consider budget above all else, choosing the smaller of the IPS monitors may be better than going with TN or VA technology at all.

Every screen has its drawbacks, and IPS screens have had a history of a slower response time than TN. However, newer models are catching up, leaving even the most serious gamers to consider whether better viewing angles and color accuracy may be worth it.

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The HP OMEN 27i monitor makes waves as essential gaming gear, but it's also a great choice for anyone who appreciates crystal-clear viewing at more angles and smooth gameplay with 1 ms response time (with overdrive). It has ambient RGB lighting too, which helps to make eye strain a thing of the past.

These crystals spin into position when electrically charged. In front of all of this is another polarizer, with the whole thing covered in the protective glass "screen" that we see with our eyes or touch, if it's a touch screen product. IPS is the standard for high-end monitors, such as those in some touch screen displays.

When shopping for a monitor, you’ll most likely choose between an IPS and a TN monitor. So what's the difference? Technically speaking, they work in much the same way by using LCD technology to project the image onto the screen.

Additional features:•    FHD resolution (1920 x 1080)•    5 ms gray to gray (with overdrive)•    AMD FreeSync™ technology•    Brightness of 300 cd/m²

Color distortion on TN displays is especially noticeable at shallow viewing angles when there is more than one person viewing the screen.

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Additional features:•    Wide 178-degree viewing angles•    Quick connections through HDMI, DisplayPort, and VGA ports•    FHD resolution (1920 x 1080)•    5 ms gray to gray

Not everyone will notice these benefits at first. If you use your monitor to browse the web or create documents, you probably won’t create or use the millions of color variations that an IPS monitor reveals. There is a growing group of professionals and hobbyists who would appreciate the robust tech capabilities, though.

If multiple monitors are your thing, the HP M24fw FHD Monitor is a good pick. It sits seamlessly next to other displays with micro-beveled edges to show a more complete picture without breaking up the view. Plus, it has on-screen controls that make it easy to switch between modes during presentations.

IPS monitors generally cost a bit more than their TN counterparts because TN displays are easier to produce. But what does this mean in consumer-friendly terms? Here are the benefits of using an IPS screen:

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IPS panel monitors are the go-to display for those in the creative arts industries, including designers, photographers, and animators. But what if you're not in these fields? An IPS may still be for you. Consider these questions as you shop for your new monitor:•    Do I want a wider viewing range and the ability to see my work from more angles or viewpoints in the room?•    Am I looking for the fullest range of color representation on the screen?•    Is ergonomic support high on my priority list? Would I benefit from a monitor that I can tilt and adjust to be higher or lower?•    Will I use my monitor alongside other displays? Could micro-beveled edges help me see more of my project without annoying partitions?•    Do I play games often? Would I prioritize realistic graphics at the same level as refresh rate?•    Am I using a variety of inputs to connect my display? Will I still need access to legacy inputs, such as VGA?

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For smaller desktops and workstations, consider the HP X24ih Gaming Monitor. While it’s more modest in size, it boasts big features including 4-way adjustability for even better viewing. You can also connect your USB accessories right to the monitor, with the two USB 3.0 ports (one upstream, two downstream).

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If you’re working or playing with an outdated monitor, you may be unimpressed with its graphics, screen clarity, or refresh rate. These are common complaints with an outdated computer monitor.

Additional features:•    165 Hz refresh rate•    Brightness of 350 nits•    1 ms response time•    Quad High Definition (QHD) resolution (2560 x 1440)•    DCI-P3 98% color reproduction

Who are these consumers that would get the most from an IPS display? Anyone who appreciates vibrant color and viewing the display from many angles will benefit from upgrading to an IPS display. This could be anyone, but it’s a notable perk for:•    Design, photography, and video professionals who create and render detailed, brilliantly-colored illustrations, photographs, animations, and video renderings•    Gamers with a preference for high-quality graphics and who want a larger viewing space for immersive experiences•    Cinephiles and home video enthusiasts

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If you’d enjoy a few more inches in your viewing range, the HP 27m 27-inch Display is a business-class solution to consider. It shares the best features of the 23.8-inch version, and it comes with an anti-static and anti-glare screen.•    Additional features:•    FHD resolution (1920 x 1080)•    Brightness of 250 cd/m²•    Adjustable height, tilt, swivel, and pivot for the best ergonomics and views•    On-screen picture-in-picture, input, color, power, and luminescence controls

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If you’re looking for a slightly larger screen, consider the 31.5-inch diagonal viewing area of the HP 32s monitor. It gives you 70% more viewable space than a standard 24-inch computer display, and the 178-degree viewing angle is enhanced with a swivel and tilt range of -5 to +13 degrees.

An IPS screen can show 256 shades of each primary color through 8-bit technology. This produces much more natural color renderings than the 6-bit versions from TN monitors, which only show up to 64 shades per primary color.

Even if we can’t see all of the available color variations of an IPS monitor with our human eyes, we can notice consistency. Look for IPS display products to offer “up to 98% of Adobe RGB color space," or something similar, to demonstrate the large subset of available colors that the monitor can show.

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There are two other types of LCD panels in today’s displays. These are TN (twisted nematic), which are commonly used for less-expensive computer displays, and VA (vertical alignment), which have excellent contrast with deep blacks, but their slow refresh rates make them better for watching television or computing tasks that require less agility.

The IPS and TN monitors' main difference is in how the two polarizers are positioned in relation to one another and the shape of the crystals in the liquid-crystal layer. In a TN monitor, the polarizers are perpendicular to one another and rely on the helix-shaped liquid crystals to "twist" the light from one polarizer to get to the other. IPS liquid crystals aren’t helix-shaped, at all. In fact, they are shape shifters which is how they perform their unique function in the monitor.

Additional features:•    AMD FreeSync™ technology, to lock the refresh rate to the speed best for gaming•    FHD resolution (1920 x 1080)•    Anti-glare, anti-static screen•    Aspect ratio: 16:9•    Response time 5 ms

How can you know where to start? New models are coming to the market all the time, and you’ll likely find them to offer good value for the perks provided. Here is a sampling of those that rank high among users of every kind:

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You can view an IPS screen from several angles, giving it an advantage for teams who want to share a monitor or look at projects from various points in the room. IPS offers up to 178 degrees of viewing range.

What makes an IPS monitor special? How can it boost the enjoyment of what you create and share with co-workers and friends? Learn why IPS technology is earning its place at the top of the technical world and why it may be time for you to update to this impressive display preference.

It may be time for an upgrade; specifically to an IPS monitor. This high-tech option has become one of the go-to tools for creatives, business owners, and those in the gaming community. And it could be just what you need for a more satisfying computing experience.

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A slightly smaller version of the previous monitor is the HP V24i FHD Monitor. With many of the same features, including a clear view from many angles, it’s a sure fit for smaller spaces. It weighs just over 6 lbs, making it easy to move around if needed.

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IPS monitors have been priced higher than other previous LCD options, causing some consumers to question whether the cost is worth it. The longer they are available, though, the lower the cost falls, and their advanced features prove their value in the market and in your office or home.

Do you want an attractive option that combines form and function? The HP E24 G4 FHD Monitor provides brilliant picture quality in a very thin display that looks good on your desk or entertainment center. In addition to the eye-catching aluminum details, it comes with an HDMI cable but can be used with VGA connectors as well.

Additional features:•    Full High Definition (FHD) resolution (1920 x 1080)•    99% sRGB color accuracy•    HDMI and VGA port connectivity•    5 ms gray to gray•    Anti-glare, anti-static screen

So, which IPS monitor best matches your computing personality? We hope our list has helped you discover which monitor is the best one for you.

Additional features:•    VGA, HDMI, and DisplayPort connections•    FHD resolution (1920 x 1080)•    150 mm height adjustment•    Brightness of 250 cd/m²

Knowing the answers to these questions can help you decide if IPS is right for you, along with which of the many available models will best fit your needs.

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Here’s a breakdown of some of the priorities you may choose based on your interests. By picking the right one for just the features you really want, you’ll get a better overall value.•    Gamers: Get the right balance of refresh rate and realism with the HP OMEN 27i, which is designed with the gaming community in mind.•    Visual artists, photographers, and designers: Choose the HP 32s and similar displays to see the best rendering of the designs you make in Adobe and other creative tools.•    Business professionals and educators: Pick from any of the IPS monitors for essential features, but get more support for multiple monitors with the HP EliteDisplay series.