Although one display can be FHD and IPS at the same time, you might still need to pick between a monitor with FHD/IPS and a monitor with only FHD. So, how will you make that decision? Let’s break it all down below so you know what to do.
Neither of them can be better than the other because they’re not the same type of feature. In fact, you can have a display that’s both FHD and IPS at the same time.
IPS and FHD are two different concepts. FHD is a screen format, and it dictates the resolution of the display. IPS is a kind of LCD panel which happens to have high color reproduction and flexible viewing angles.
IPS monitors are better for visuals than TN screens and most LED screens, and are closely matched to VN monitors. However, they do have a lower response and refresh rate compared to TN panels.
You can have a monitor that’s both FHD and IPS, so there’s no need to choose between the two. FHD is 1080p resolution, which works fine unless you have a large monitor or want pristine graphics.