To find out your laptop screen size, there are several ways to do it:
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Check the laptops official specifications: The easiest way to check the screen size of a laptop is by checking the official specifications of the laptop model. If you are checking a new laptop before purchasing, you can check on the product specification page or ask the seller. However, if you want to check the size of your own laptop, you need to manually look up the information. First, you need to know the laptop’s model name. Then, you can search for the screen size of this laptop model on the internet to get the answer. Alternatively, you can search for the specs of the model on its official website to find the screen size.
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Check the laptop user manual and sticker: Whenever you buy laptops, they come with some documents, such as user manuals and warranty cards. The user manual details the specifications of the laptop in multiple languages. You should also be able to find the screen size in this manual. The laptop’s packaging box may also contain a brief overview of the laptop, including its screen size. Apart from that, a few laptops also contain separate stickers that show the screen size. So, you can also look around for such a sticker on your laptop.
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Measure physically: If you have a measuring tape, you can also physically measure the laptop screen. The screen size is a diagonal dimension which you can measure from the top-left to the bottom-right corner or top-right to the bottom-left corner. Be sure to only measure the screen and not include the bezel (the plastic edge) around the screen.
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Check the laptops settings: If you are using Windows 10, you can know how big your laptop screen is in the settings panel, as well as all the related information. Just go to Start > Settings > System > Display. Then, click Advanced display settings, you can see the monitor resolution, color format, the video card model, and the screen size. But this option is only available if you are using Windows 10.
In summary, you can find out your laptop screen size by checking the official specifications, user manual, or sticker, measuring physically, or checking the laptops settings if you are using Windows 10.
