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[開箱] 寫 code 專用螢幕 Samsung UHD Monitor 32 吋

過年買了 Samsung UHD 32 吋寬螢幕,用來寫程式以及編輯影片,今天來開箱吧。

外箱設計的部分,簡約乾淨地把產品特色標註在包裝上。




內層有保麗龍保護防震。


面板邊框不會太寬整體看起來很和諧,質感不錯。


附贈的配件也很簡單,一條 HDMI 的線,電源供應器,支架和說明書。


將支架與螢幕組裝起來,不需要螺絲起子,用手就可以旋緊大板的螺絲。


接上電腦後,相較於往常許多的螢幕有許多按鍵,這個螢幕的按鈕設計十分簡約,只有一個按鈕,設置在螢幕背部。這讓我想到賈伯斯當 2007 年發表 iphone 第一代時說的話:

“get rid of these buttons, buttons and controls can't change.”

設置完畢:


設定抗藍光(長期寫 code 容易盯著螢幕),跟調整亮度:


心得:
三星螢幕的品質一直都算蠻領先的。在 UI 以及外觀上,最近幾年都有往簡約的方向改良。我覺得不論設計什麼產品,簡約這個觀念,在使用者的印象跟舒適度上,是很加分,也很重要的一種風格。


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