E-sports monitors and public display monitors are two different types of monitors. There are some differences mainly in application scenarios, special quality requirements, display technology, etc.
Application scenarios: E-sports monitors are mainly used in e-sports competitions. They have features such as high-speed response time and high-speed refresh rate to provide accurate picture information to help e-sports players make judgments. Public displays are usually used in industrial control processes or equipment and have special requirements such as dustproof and shockproof, and can adapt to various harsh environments.
Display technology: In order to meet the needs of e-sports players, e-sports monitors usually have features such as low latency and high refresh rate. For example, display technologies such as G-SYNCTM are used to ensure that the number of frames output by the graphics card fully corresponds to the refresh rate of the monitor. Public displays may need to have stronger stability and anti-interference capabilities to meet the special requirements of industrial sites.
Special quality requirements: In terms of structure and function, there may be some differences between e-sports monitors and public display monitors. For example, public display monitors usually have higher dustproof and waterproof levels (such as IP68) and shockproof levels (such as Level 1 shockproof) to cope with various harsh environments. At the same time, its overall stability is higher, it has better resistance to electrical interference and electrical shock, and its ability to withstand pressure and high temperature is also excellent.
In general, the main difference between e-sports monitors and public display monitors is the different application scenarios, so you need to choose based on actual needs.
