Samsung S27D390H vs S24A600UCN Monitor Comparison

Samsung S27D390H and SAMSUNG S24A600UCN are both monitors with the same Aspect Ratio (16:9), Viewing Angle (178° H x 178° V) and Brightness (300 cd/m²). The main differences are in Screen Size, Resolution, Pixel Density and Dot Pitch.

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Samsung S27D390H	SAMSUNG S24A600UCN
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Pangoly Score (How do we rate?) 78	Pangoly Score (How do we rate?) -
Brand Samsung	Brand SAMSUNG
Model S27D390H	Model S24A600UCN
Release Date 📅 April 2014	Release Date 📅 April 2022
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User reviews ★★★★★ (266 reviews) Add a product review	User reviews Add a product review
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Pros Excellent color accuracy Good contrast	Pros -
Cons No DVI input Poor on-screen controls Flimsy stand	Cons -
Screen Size 27"	Screen Size 24"
Resolution 1920 x 1080	Resolution 2560 x 1440
Pixel Density 81.59 PPI	Pixel Density 122.38 PPI
Dot Pitch 0.31 mm	Dot Pitch 0.2 mm
Panel Type TN	Panel Type IPS
Widescreen Yes	Widescreen Yes
Aspect Ratio 16:9	Aspect Ratio 16:9
Curved Screen No	Curved Screen No
Viewing Angle 178° H x 178° V	Viewing Angle 178° H x 178° V
Display Colors 16700000	Display Colors -
Brightness 300 cd/m²	Brightness 300 cd/m²
Contrast Ratio DCR Mega Infinity (1000:1)	Contrast Ratio 1,000:1
Response Time 5 ms	Response Time 4 ms
Refresh Rate 60 Hz	Refresh Rate 75 Hz
Built-in Speakers No	Built-in Speakers No
DVI 0	DVI 0
DisplayPort 0	DisplayPort 1
HDMI 1	HDMI 1
VGA 1	VGA 0
G-SYNC Support No	G-SYNC Support No
FreeSync Support No	FreeSync Support No