Screen Size Battle
Compare two screens by area, dimensions and pixel density.
Define each screen by its diagonal plus an aspect ratio, or switch to resolution mode to enter the pixel dimensions. SizeBattle computes the real width and height, the viewing area, and — when you provide a resolution — the pixel density, then crowns the larger and the sharper display.
AScreen A
×
- Width × Height
- 23.53 × 13.24 in
- In centimetres
- 59.77 × 33.62 cm
- Screen area
- 311.5 in²
- PPI
- 108.8
VS
BScreen B
×
- Width × Height
- 27.89 × 15.69 in
- In centimetres
- 70.84 × 39.85 cm
- Screen area
- 437.6 in²
- PPI
- 137.7
Screen B is bigger by 1.4×
By total viewing area
Screen B is sharper108.8 vs 137.7 PPI
Good to know
- A bigger diagonal doesn't always mean more area — the aspect ratio matters, so a 27-inch 16:9 differs from a 27-inch 21:9.
- PPI needs a pixel resolution; use resolution mode to compare sharpness between two panels.
- Dimensions are shown in both inches and centimetres so the numbers work wherever you are.