Ultra-wide monitors are 21:9, with resolutions like 2560×1080 and 3440×1440; super-widescreen ones run at 32:9, with 3840×1080 and 5120×1440 resolutions.
Not all monitors are created equal. They come in different display specifications that match every need. For casual use, you could get away with just the standard 16:9 monitors. They’re just right for when you need a screen larger than your laptop that can still easily fit in your cramped workstation. But if you often multitask, design graphics, or edit spreadsheets and feel that 16:9 is too cramped, then that’s a clear sign to upgrade your computer monitor. In that case, an ultra-wide or super-widescreen monitor might just be what you need.
At first, you might think that the ultra-wide and super-widescreen are just a minor distinction in monitor naming, but they’re actually very different from each other.
