14inch

14inch is the spelled form of the measurement 14-inch. In everyday use it most often designates the diagonal size of a display screen, such as a laptop or monitor. The diagonal measurement runs from one corner of the visible screen area to the opposite corner and depends on the display’s aspect ratio and bezel. One inch equals 2.54 centimeters, so 14 inches equals 35.56 centimeters.

In practice, 14-inch displays are a common middle ground between smaller, highly portable devices and larger screens. Laptops labeled “14-inch” typically use aspect ratios such as 16:9 or 16:10, with native resolutions ranging from 1366×768 to 1920×1080, and higher options like 2560×1440 or 4K in some models. Pixel density (PPI) varies with both size and resolution; for example, a 14-inch 1080p panel is around 157 PPI, while a 14-inch 4K panel exceeds 300 PPI, affecting the perceived sharpness of the image.

Beyond laptops, 14-inch displays are also offered in desktop monitors and other display devices, serving users who want a balance between screen real estate and portability. The term is primarily a measurement descriptor for screen size, rather than a specification of other performance attributes such as color accuracy or brightness.

Because the normal written form is “14-inch,” the concatenated form “14inch” may appear in product names or branding but is less common in standard writing.