Shortcoming
(1) Small visual deflection angle;
(2) Easy to cause image dragging phenomenon (such as rapid mouse pointer shaking), this is because ordinary LCD screens are mostly 60Hz (displaying 60 frames per second), but this problem mainly occurs in games when LCD displays were just popular (i.e. "screen tearing");
(3) The brightness and contrast of LCD displays are not very good;
(4) The problem of "bad spots" in LCD;
(5) Limited lifespan;
(6) When the resolution is lower than the default resolution of the monitor, the blurry image will be very obvious;
(7) When the resolution is greater than the default resolution of the monitor (which needs to be forcibly set by the software), the colors in the details will be lost.
