27-inch ViewSonic XG272 2K OLED Gaming Monitor for PC / PlayStation / Xbox

[@GeekStreet]

Is a 27inch the perfect size?

[@adhirajbagaria8725]

I don't think so I had a 27inch 1440p 144hz and now a lg 32inch 4k 144hz monitor and 32 is significantly better overall for competitive and story combined

[@frankjr.3916]

32inch 1440p 240-360hz is the sweet spot. 4k would take to much money to run at those framerates.

[@davidsoux]

@@adhirajbagaria8725 This is hilarious considering a 32 inch TV was my first ever HDMI supportive display. 32 inches on my desk? No thanks

[@kylek29]

Depends on the use case. For gaming? 27" @ 2k is a good size, as it sits around 112 PPI. For gaming + work, I'd argue that the perfect size is ~36" (possibly 38" on an OLED) @ 4k to have the ideal 100% ratio in Windows. 40"+ is too big and requires you to sit further back or move your head a lot (might not be an issue now with OLED's since they don't have viewing angle issues like other panels) and 32" @ 4k requires the monitor to be really close or to be scaled since it's 138PPI I always look for a PPI (after any scaling) to be about 100-120.

[@mr07623445678]

Appreciate this great review bro. This is great looking monitor. "OLED 27"

[@GeekStreet]

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[@FlabbergastedFish88]

Whats your ideal monitor size for basic or casual sim racing or driving(euro truck/american truck simulator plus other chill driving games)?

[@GeekStreet]

In that situation I'd say go for an ultrawide monitor as you'd get a better view in the cabin of the truck

[@erdincdenizli]

I'm using a 2560x1080p 34" ultrawide 75Hz IPS and its perfectly fine for this use case. But whenever i push the steering wheel aside and use it for daily tasks, i'm noticing the individual pixels. I'm planning to refresh this with a 3440x1440 px at the same 34" size maybe with a higher refresh rate. IMO 34" is the sweetspot for gaming / everyday use / desk allocation. Don't forget to get a monitor arm btw...

[@Sousousou200]

A 32inch size would make it an amazing product!

[@GeekStreet]

Definitely!

[@Kryptic1046]

Nice monitor but too expensive (at least in the States). You can get a similarly-specced LG or ROG OLED for $200 less, or a 360hz Alienware OLED for $100 less.

[@chungov]

😊 Awesome review as always 👍 “OLED 27”

[@GeekStreet]

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[@Ushotmygoat]

Philips QD OLED is less than £550 on Amazon

[@GeekStreet]

Nice I'll have to see if I can get that in for review at some point

[@SJHD]

The Philips Evnia 27m2n8500 is not only £100 cheaper but qd oled glossy, 360hz and white/silver! How can this be better?

[@seannightwal1765]

Does it come in black?

[@GeekStreet]

Unfortunately not

[@duckym5905]

Oled 27 nice review

[@GeekStreet]

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[@bhoqeem1975]

240Hz? Mostly wasted on PS5. You need--PERHAPS--PS5 Pro for that, and even that I am not sure it'll support 240Hz.

[@GeekStreet]

240Hz is aimed at PC gamers, current gen consoles even the PS5 Pro are limited to 120Hz. This is more of an all round monitor for those people looking for a 27" with a bit more to offer

[@pureniku]

Is it a 4k monitor can it run 4k graphics for games ?

[@abz7800]

nope

[@igorgmd]

PRICE????

[@GeekStreet]

Check the links in the video description for the latest prices

[@abz7800]

no 4k its really a dealbreaker . consoles support 4k

[@johnunderwood43]

For almost $1000 it should also go down on you.

[@GeekStreet]

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[@jaym11203]

OLED 27

[@GeekStreet]

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[@jaym11203]

🎉

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[@mpholicx2]

Sorry, but 27 inches and "perfect" don't belong in the same sentence when talking about gaming monitors.

[@GeekStreet]

Competitive gamers playing fps games generally go for the small screens, so ideal in that situation 👌

[@RotNside]

I would never game on anything bigger than 27in

[@oliveirarui5543]

The perfect size is between 27" and 32" everything over 32" you better playing console 💀