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This is a very subjective issue.
At home i run with a wide gamut 24 inch screen running at 1920x1200 pixels and a smaller 21 inch screen next to it. I want wide gamut for photo work, but even with calibration you will run into garish colours from software that doesn't deal with the management properly. I considered a 27 inch running at 2560x1440 pixels, but i had one at work and i find them a bit too big for my personal tastes. Also, a wide gamut 27 inch screen is quite expensive.
At work i now have a pair of 25 inch screens running at 2560x1440 pixels (Dell U2515's). This gives the same resolution as the 27 inch, but at a size that allows 2 screens side by side. I prefer this layout to a single large screen, and i get the same resolution. They are standard RGB gamut, which i prefer at work to avoid colour problems.
4K screens are awesome, but only if the operating system and software supports them properly. If it doesn't, you will end up with fonts and icons that you need a magnifying glass to read - i tested out my 55 inch 4K TV screen with my PC and had to sit 3 feet away to read the icon text. Completely unusable.
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