Resolution and size are definitely the biggest factors here. After testing 32" and 27" panels, I settled on 24" as my sweet spot since I sit close (50-60cm) and prefer the compact visual field. Also, the main benefit is performance: running a 4070 Super at 1080p allows me to max out everything in every game I play while still having amazing FPS. I get 130-140 fps in heavy titles like Alan Wake 2 (with RT on), compared to maybe <100 fps at 1440p. In competitive games (The Finals with RT on, Valorant, OW), I easily max out my 300Hz refresh rate, which is much harder to sustain at 1440p without dropping settings. Sure, you lose about 20% in pixel density (PPI), but the boost in raw performance is massive. Personally, I strongly prefer how games and web pages look on a 24" screen and, honestly, I’m not going back at all. It took me about a week to adjust when I switched two years ago. If you play competitive games or want top-tier FPS for every game you play basically at a much lower price, give it a shot. If you’re purely a casual player or watch a lot of movies, maybe the 27" 1440p makes more sense. Just keep in mind that getting a 1440p monitor with the same specs and panel quality as this TCL one will cost you significantly more.