Screen Resolution Checker

In short This reports two resolutions and they are supposed to differ. CSS resolution is the coordinate space web pages lay out against; device resolution is the physical pixel grid. A phone reporting 390 × 844 at a pixel ratio of 3 really has 1170 × 2532 physical pixels, and both numbers are correct — the ratio is what maps one to the other and is why text on a modern phone looks sharp rather than tiny. On a desktop the same mechanism appears as display scaling. If the reported resolution does not match your monitor's specification, your system is scaling: set the display to its native resolution in the operating system, and set scaling separately if things are too small. Those are two different settings and running a panel below its native resolution to make text bigger is the wrong fix, because it makes everything soft. Native resolution plus scaling gives you large text and sharp edges; a lower resolution gives you large text and soft edges.