Best Gaming Monitors of 2024: 1440p, 4K, Ultrawide, 1080p, HDR and Value Picks - June Update

[@fador1337]

Please never quit making this type of content, it's very helpful.

[@MrCarolina4440]

This channel makes evaluating new monitor options a MUCH easier process than it otherwise would be. Very thankful for your work.

[@TheChoZanWan]

Coolermaster have launched a load of monitors over the last year or so. Any plans to review the new models (GA271, GM2711S)?

[@mysoulflies]

Watching in my MSI G274QPX. Solid choice.

[@rajmadhure]

I tried out the ultrawide (the Dell) and the QD-OLED (the Asus). ultrawide is amazing if you're only gaming, but the text is too fuzzy for productivity. my dream would be a 5k 38" ultrawide.

[@eliacherubini7530]

Thanks for the content. Like others here in the comment section i'm looking for the next BlackFriday a 21:9 34" for productivity work (mostly Excel and Eclipse), but also video fruition. I'm watching for Samsung Odyssey G5 at 300, PHILIPS Evnia at 350€, ASUS TUF Gaming VG34VQL1B at 400, Dell S3422DW at 420€, Gigabyte M34WQ-EK at 450, HP OMEN 34c around 450€. Suggestion? Exclusion would be eqaully apprecieted frmo anyone with expericene on them. My favourite rigth now is the Gigabyte. Thx.

[@Sammy-34079]

go back to 1080p moniters 1080p tvs

[@castiel7263]

What about the PG27AQDM? I cant decide wether to buy the Zowie XL 2566K or the ASUS PG27AQDM

[@sza8999]

540hz monitor for FPS Game (Valorant / CS2) XL2586X vs PG248QP (Don't have to consider the price difference) Which do you recommnd?

[@ra4239]

Can't wait for new 4K 160hz msi mag 274URFW review.

[@gregmitchell4456]

samsung G80SD?

[@jul5909]

I need to ask something, why are you not reviewing the Lenovo Y27QF 30 that has 240 hz 1440p that more cheaper than MSI or the Gigabyte?? Is it a bad lenovo monitor for 240 hz in 1440p for 300 dollar? Cause i kinda want to buy it, but theres no one reviewing the monitor

[@jesserhamdi2306]

Do you recommend the MSI mag 274qrfw?

[@Sammy-34079]

go back to 1080p moniters 1080p tvs

[@vidmantas4510]

We need more non-OLED options on 1440p and Ultrawide

[@drunkhusband6257]

OLED...or nothing

[@EhNothing]

100% this. For everyone who doesn't have a dedicated gaming monitor that they don't use for any productivity at all, we have to use something non-OLED to avoid burn in risk. Yes yes, I know it's better than it was, but I'm still not gambling that much money on having to throw it away and buy another just from normal use.

[@drunkhusband6257]

@@EhNothing I've seen more LED tvs break completely than OLED ones....

[@TheChannelBlack]

@@EhNothing aoc has a 49” 4k ultra for around $1000 iirc

[@bassyey]

@@drunkhusband6257 That's because there are more LED TVs than OLED out there.

[@donjeuw9199]

I'm quiet frustrated to see mainly OLED monitors dominating thèse reviews. I use my monitors more than 11 hours a day for both work and gaming and burning risks is a concern, even a nogo. But I also would like a better image quality than my current VA panel... I Hope TCL will add some good miniLED competition in the future.

[@DavidConnellmultimed]

There are really good ips panels out there

[@Mrboz1212]

I'm with you on this topic. Is there any video on the best ips monitors 1440, 4k 32" or wide screens for 2024

[@Grafter83]

Fully agree. I guess most people have a mixed usage which rules out OLED right away.

[@endsism]

​@@Mrboz1212 HP do really really really REALLY good

[@simonwilkinson2294]

I’d love to see recs for productivity work as well. Most people do more than game on their PC.

[@sur2016]

Please include the point VRR flicker on OLEDs and installed fans and their volume in your recommendations. These are important points when making a purchase decision.

[@georgemateescu1416]

It's sad they don't say adaptive sync is basically useless if you cannot use it because of masive flickering which is so annoying on oleds

[@senilestix]

If he says that shit...No cheques in post!

[@georgemateescu1416]

@@ThunderingRoar it is indeed but I also think this flickering should not be a normal thing as almost all oleds do have this annoying flicker while using VRR and if you play darker games like cyberpunk... It is not something you can avoid. I used the dwf from allienware and it gave me massive headhaches...

[@drunkhusband6257]

@@georgemateescu1416 Have 3 oled displays, never once seen flickering, people are making this up.

[@georgemateescu1416]

@@drunkhusband6257 do you have g sync/free sync enabled?

[@insideline158]

I'm surprised to see no mention of the Gigabyte M27Q-X (Rev2.0 now). Especially since it has the better BFI tech than the LG (no strobing), MSI (strobing w/o VRR). Is backlight strobing THAT bad on these 240hz IPS'? It's almost treated like a non-feature despite motion clarity being the only reason you would buy a 240hz IPS instead of the AOC.

[@joaoresende9024]

No reviews on the new Samsung G60SD and G80SD?

[@Tectosaurus]

It's the same Samsung panel as every other 3rd gen qd-oled. This is just their own version.

[@SonicDestiny]

@@Tectosaurus they just have to ruin it with matte coating

[@ALFGamingTV]

@@SonicDestiny and white bezels all across the screen noone asked about

[@melexxa]

smart monitor 😅 good choice imo compared to Asus or Gigabyte

[@DrakonR]

​@@melexxathere is nothing smart about "smart" features.

[@touristhawk]

any plans for new samsung monitors?

[@kakaovski]

Yes! Please do!

[@stevenmc2012]

Would love both the g60sd and g80sd

[@Bntyn]

They are both out. Let's wait for their review I guess :)

[@moneypressoverdrive2020]

I got the g80sd had to return it very buggy software and the dp connection would go black randomly all the time

[@ashesofourpast]

@@moneypressoverdrive2020 I currently have the g80sd and am experiencing the random black screens. Requires me to pull the power and reinsert, very annoying. But I love the panel otherwise!! Absolutely gorgeous.

[@patchy4066]

Thanks to your reviews, I just got my AW3423DWF yesterday, I'm absolutely in love! My previous monitor was a 1080p 21" 60hz va panel, and as expected, the difference is out of this world! Any settings to change would be appreciated too.

[@patchy4066]

@@narpt Good idea, thanks!

[@biIIybob858]

Its such a great monitor ive had it for a year now with no signs of burn in or anything even though ive left it a ton of times on a still background

[@theglitch312]

I think I'm sold. About to go from 1080p 27" 60Hz TN panel so I will probably have a very similar reaction once it arrives!

[@narpt]

@@theglitch312 you're going from a TN 1080p to THIS? wow, you wont even realize how much of a jump that is by never experiencing Fast TN vs IPS vs OLED/QD-OLED.. insane jump man, enjoy!

[@theglitch312]

@@narpt Thanks! And yup, you’re looking at the proud owner of an Acer S273HL! Apparently it can manage a whopping 75Hz? Who knew… Had ol’ reliable for over a decade now. Figured it was about time for a ‘modest’ upgrade.

[@EvigDystymi]

Love me some unboxed monitors, new soundscape is great as well, thanks for the constant consistent top-of-the-top content!

[@dimo1457]

Any plans on if/when you will be able to cover the G80SD ?

[@MoistKent]

Any plans to do a best productivity monitor roundup? Appreciating your thoughts and in depth analysis when reviewing and looking at different monitors and topics for gaming, and have been on the hunt for a good productivity monitor that can still handle some solid gaming, and unfortunately OLED doesn't fit the bill due to burn in...

[@cosmic_gate476]

Your best best would likely be a 5k2k or big 4K display with IPS

[@HundLing0122]

Check out the LG UltraWide 38WR85QC-W Perfect for Work and for Gaming

[@todosdupos]

I’d love to see some guide/review for screens for mixed gaming/work workloads. E.g. I’d love an OLED, but I also need use the screen for 6-8h work first, so burn-in, screen coating are a concern but would also be lovely to have good contrast, speed and (ideally) de facto single-overdrive mode for LCDs after work :)

[@adthelad1]

100% I have had my current monitor for 7 years now and I really hope to get similar kind of lifespans out of a new monitor. The idea of getting an OLED as a consumable that I have to replace more frequently because of burn in from CAD or other work programs really puts me off.

[@SonicDestiny]

Most monitors have 3 years warranty for burn in, so you could be total careless with it to heart content and if it ends up with burn in , you just return it and get all money you paid for it to buy it again with new 3 years warranty so it basicaly never lose value and you wont waste money in long term either and still can enjoy quality of OLED to fullest as well

[@Collin_J]

It seems like you're the ideal customer for miniLED

[@farmeunit]

6-8 hrs isn't really a mixed workload. You will experience burn-in. Tim has done it, as well as others already for a year. Just get an IPS monitor and be happy. Or if you have money to spare, get one. With the 3 year warranty it will help but what happens after that? Plano buying another $1000 monitor.

[@todosdupos]

OLED burn-in warranty is nice, but still a hassle to deal with the vendor (e.g. ASUS) to get it replaced (or get the money back) -- not many brick and mortar shops where I'm at so I'd have to order online and ship it back and forth if something goes wrong (+ no screen for the duration). Talk about first world problems... MiniLED was an interesting choice, but there's not many in the size I'm looking for ("32 4k, "34 wide 1440p, non-curved) and for reasonable money (EU prices). Seems like manufactures would either go budget for LCD or OLED for high-end and it feels like there's few options in the middle that I'm aware of. I was secretly hoping that using dark mode and all the OLED care features it could work, but after watching Tim's own experiment and Rtings long-running burn-in test I'm still not convinced. Maybe I'm overthinking it 🤷

[@TheWarmestFuzzy]

I always enjoy revisiting these. Also happy to see that the DWF with the firmware has hit a place where it gets (and has kept) top marks (the eotf tracking firmware fix was nice). I've always got my eye out for an upgrade, even though I don't need one, so I always look forward to these updates. Thanks for all the hard work. I'm hoping you had this ready to go before computex because if not good lord ... go get some sleep.

[@StevoHDA]

dwf is a legend now, the new gigabyte might dethrone it for ultrawide

[@DreamyWoIf]

But how sad it is that the competition still hasn't topped it after a year and a half.

[@theHerathrig]

Hey Tim ,can you review MSI new mag274qrf qd E2? Msi just released a new version of the mag qrfqd called E2,, I want to know your opinions on msi remastered monitor. I would like to how much improved it is from the old model.

[@Max-ej3po]

Please review the new AOC Q27G4X 180hz IPS - I think it is better than the MSI G274QPF-QD (170hz) you recommend.

[@Max-ej3po]

Help them see this comment!! The above AOC is a 1440p value champ at €200-€230

[@StevoHDA]

yeah but msi already bested it by with the G274QPF-QD E2, Dell has the G2724D as well.

[@mohamaddelkhah]

I'd be so happy if you could suggest some budget/value ultrawides for a mix of work and gaming. 🥺

[@c0ntgn]

I've got a M34WQ, good enough for me, as I pretty much only do gaming and photo editing, and I'm not a fan of curved monitors so it works out for me

[@holobolo1661]

Exactly, this is what most people want, this guy has gotten too many free products.

[@EDUAROSOLAS]

@@holobolo1661 You think most people want ultrawide? His free products happen to be all the best monitors on the market. What a coincidence.

[@theSCARB]

Do we ever get a video on 1440p monitors under 200 dollars? There are multiple, and I am curious if they're any good.

[@WaterZer0]

I got a G27Q for $250, and they're now $200. I've been pretty happy with it, but I've never had a fancy monitor before. Check the rtings review for it.

[@theSCARB]

@WaterZer0 I've looked into it b4, but luckily my monitor budget has gone up to 400 dollars now, so I don't have to worry abt this anymore : )

[@BeaHasPP]

Why do you recommend HDR monitors so highly isn't it game specific and at that not many games have HDR let alone a good implementation. Or is there something im misunderstanding 🤔

[@yahiki101]

My friend is looking for a 1080p 120-144hz monitor that has the best color n bla bla good for the value, he doesn't need higher fps

[@tommyg3031]

Wake me up when OLED 1440p 144+ refresh rate panels drop to $300 or so. Until then, my basic $200 170hz 1440p IPS from Acer will do just fine.

[@DankBlank]

Ok you'll basically be in a coma for some time 🥰

[@N0Motion]

see you in 10 years

[@kurtwagner16]

wake me up when oled`s get rid of burn in

[@veilmontTV]

​@kurtwagner16 got 1200 hours on my aw3225qf and it's still cleaner in slides than any lcd I've ever seen. I play almost exclusively in hdr. I highly doubt I'll see burn in on anything other than slides for years.

[@N0Motion]

@@veilmontTV how long have you had the monitor for and do you have hdr on at all times or only when you game?

[@tomcat12]

Great video, I'd just love to see an additional section for "work-from-home + gaming" monitors, i.e. non-OLED displays that still have high-end features like proper HDR, integrated KVM and stuff like that. Ideally at an ultrawide resolution for better productivity AND gaming immersion... I bet there must be more people like me who are looking for a single display than can do everything 😁(and do so without a risk of burn-in) Recently I keep recommending the Lenovo Y34wz-30, it can sometimes be had for as cheap as 690 Euros and offers the "full package", ultrawide 1440p, mini-LED VA at 165 Hz, integrated KVM + Ethernet, very good motion performance at high refresh rates (but struggles at ~60 Hz). And while I'm satisfied with this monitor for now, it's still not perfect and I'd love to see more content about non-OLED HDR monitors, especially ultrawides. Also, gotta mention, I love to see Guardians of the Galaxy in the b-roll footage on this channel and on HUB! It's such a gem of a single player linear story-type game 🤩

[@kiwidude68]

Agree on the wish they would cover such a requirement. Unfortunately the channel has hyper focused on OLED monitors and all their crap limitations of poor text quality and burn-in which make them a complete non-starter for people like me who actually need to work with text all day before the occasional gaming at night. I’m stuck in paralysis analysis mode with my 7 and 12 yr old dual 27” monitors - I would love an ultrawide to try for gaming, but detest the idea of steep curved for working. Desk space isn’t an issue, nor is budget. Just have no idea what to buy…

[@holobolo1661]

@@kiwidude68 Yeah I mean recommending OLEDs that are gonna be e-waste in a few years is very irresponsible in the midst of a climate crisis. This channel has lost the plot. Thankfully Steve still has his head screwed on.

[@bradhaines3142]

​@@holobolo1661 there isnt any kind of climate crisis, stop watching the news

[@ZacharyTeunis]

10000%, looking for this right now

[@xarlo12]

@@bradhaines3142 source: trust me bro

[@Tconl]

Missing some 32" 4k miniled (or non oled) options. I got an INNOCN model but KTC and some other brands got the same/very similar kind of monitors. With 1000HDR or higher as options aswell.

[@beaumac]

This should be the focus. No reason to overspend for oled when miniled delivers so well

[@De-M-oN]

@@beaumac OLED is better, there is a really good reason to buy oled

[@bradhaines3142]

​@@De-M-oNyeah like it'll be crap in a few years

[@netiturtle]

His last recommendation was LG 32GR93U, but its getting old. I can personally also recommend it, I had it, until it died and the store refunded, rather than replace it. It has gone up in price for some reason. But I'm on same boat, I think OLED is too expensive for its lifespan. He should've included the category IMO

[@Nargoku]

He already said often that mini-led monitors are barely released in Australia (if there even is a single model sold there) and import fees are way too expensive for them

[@marpinpar]

What other options would you recommend in the 27”-1440p-IPS section appart to the MSI that was mentioned? I like the LG 27GP850-B (and believe its better) but I would like to hear other suggestions!

[@XTendingYT]

i think he mentioned, that the Gigabyte M27q-P is just as good as the msi one in another Video

[@PD-ws4td]

I heard the 32-inch dual mode from LG got a firmware update that improves the EOTF tracking. Could you confirm this?

[@Legitti]

Me looking for 360hz 1440p 💀

[@wiggyg7337]

Do think the LG C3 needs a shout for the price

[@SonicDestiny]

just buy oled and it will never drop value since everytime you will get your money back when you get burn in thanks to warranty and use than money to newer released oled monitor.

[@retakleksum111]

how is the GIGABYTE AORUS FO27Q3 ?

[@_someguyinthebackground]

Can you review the the successor to the msi mag274qrf-qd, the msi mag274qrf-qd e2?

[@Sammy-34079]

go back to 1080p moniters 1080p tvs

[@bakakafka4428]

The Samsung Oled G8 is consistently a lot cheaper than the Alienware one here in the EU.

[@senilestix]

Why do you keep pushing HDR like your job depends onit???...most games that even support HDR are crap or the tec is completely broken and "Gamers" generally turn if off!! Please STOP with the HDR shtick!

[@DrakonR]

You're entitled to your opinion, even if it's wrong.

[@thedarkmask4155]

Most people looking to buy monitors are in the range of 1440p ips (who want to upgrade) So I’m surprised to not see some more models that you guys have recommended in the past like Gigabyte M27QPX and others on this.

[@StevoHDA]

best high refresh ips to get is the MSI MAG274QRF QD E2, followed by the last best, g2724d

[@didamnesia3575]

The best ips is an LG at 600 or the Asus at 1300 with micro led ips.

[@holobolo1661]

@@StevoHDA I have it and the colors are terrible out of the box, but in sRGB mode it's not too bad, still a little oversaturated. Tbh my old S2719DGF TN seems to have better colours for viewing other than the black levels/uniformity.

[@44sunsets]

Why would Tim recommend an old model if there are other better choices now? That's the whole idea of doing these monitor update videos, the market is always changing.

[@holobolo1661]

@@44sunsets E2 revision is only a few months old, he's never mentioned it so far

[@KAL-589]

Can we get an additional large format category for those of us that have no interest in 27", 32" or 34" ultra wides......?

[@mrLOLsir]

i recently got the AW3423DWF and it is such a beautiful monitor. Currently playing through Ghost of Tsushima on it, amazing experience.

[@AaronProctor.]

Ghost of Tsushima is the best HDR experience I've ever had on the AW QF

[@connormoore7665]

I'm currently playing RDR2 on this monitor and it's just so good looking, I also got it for £750 which was an absolute steal a few months back, night and day performance against my previous monitor

[@it-s-a-mystery]

​@@connormoore7665Yeah I'm seeing it for 670 quid right now, it's very tempting despite me being in the market for 4k and not 1440p..

[@user123yxc]

What about GIGABYTE AORUS FO27Q3?

[@victorreitstatter1705]

This channel epitomizes the practice of recycling content merely to drive views. While the numerical data provided is accurate, several opinions presented are highly questionable. For example, suggesting that 400 nits is adequate for HDR is highly debatable. Additionally, labeling a display with a pink backlayer as "QD OLED" is misleading and defeats the purpose of OLED technology. The acceptance of outrageous pricing is also concerning. Furthermore, the design choices for monitors exceeding $1000 are excessively geared towards a childish gamer aesthetic, which is quite off-putting.

[@griffin1366]

first time on youtube?

[@DrakonR]

You don't like watching redundant content? 😂

[@nightstalker4253]

damn, where all the 32 inch 240htz 1440p monitors at?

[@PostRook]

I just bought the LG 34GS95QE-B it's currently on sale here in the US for $750.

[@E_Kaneki]

Stuck between same LG 34gs95qe-b or Samsung odyssey G85sb … how’s the LG monitor so far

[@PostRook]

@E_Kaneki I don't know yet. I'm still waiting on shipping, says delivery on Friday. I say get the Samsung if you're worried about the curve on the LG, I'm a little worried myself.

[@HerrenGamingNews]

I just got my LG34GN850-B it's very impressive! Granted, this is my first ultrawide monitor, but so far, I like it. The monitor is on sale for $700cad. I'm probably going to upgrade to the 5090 either this year or next year to get higher fps and graphics.

[@anpan6282]

Can you include a category for super large screen size? (40in+) or even TV panels suitable for pc gaming

[@kalef1234]

I would love a top photo/video editing monitors for 2024 video.

[@amjad9880]

Please do a video on the best high refresh monitors to use for a console (PS5) and a MacBook

[@aylim3088]

Gaming on a mac lol I'd be surprised if apple haven't put external monitor support behind a paywall at this point

[@jwhi419]

​@@aylim3088they wouldn't put that cost on the user. But they sure as shit could on the hardware companies by requiring proprietary software. Not realistic but funny

[@jwhi419]

It's the same as what you see on the video. Get a 4k one. Preferably with full hdmi 2.1

[@laloreta798]

none of your links go to the direct product and amazon serves the incorrect product most of the time.

[@Sammy-34079]

go back to 1080p moniters 1080p tvs

[@REgamesplayer]

And I just bought Neo G7 yesterday! Upgraded from regular G7 and re-sold it. Damn this video. Oh well. Time to do what most people do anyways. Start researching my monitor after the fact in order to confirm that I made the correct choice.

[@UnboxerofWorlds]

I also have the Neo G7 and it is a great monitor. You won't be disappointed.

[@Loquedigafaby140208]

Watching in my AOC q27 G3xmn. Bought for only 260$. Very happy with this monitor

[@iamspencerx]

it's still expensive in EU

[@waldyscapellan699]

@@iamspencerxEU maybe but on US is cheap!

[@krixtorei]

@@iamspencerx Borderline disgusting how much more expensive monitor prices are in EU compared to US, sometimes more than double the price. A lot of seemingly "cheap" and value for money options presented on this chanel turn out to be absolute ripoffs in EU storefronts.

[@Loquedigafaby140208]

​@@iamspencerx 260 euros was the price on Amazon. Im from Madrid, Spain. I supone that Amazon grow their prices, because one week after there was sold out. And two weeks after this, The price was up to 300 euros

[@Loquedigafaby140208]

@@iamspencerx I bought it on Amazon EU. Im from Madrid/Spain

[@Paelmoon]

Yeah, not bothering with OLED until they fix burn in or move to some other tech that doesn't have it.

[@Tectosaurus]

Burn in isn't a defect, and it'll never be fixed. It's just how the technology works, just like your phone battery getting worse overtime, or your car tires getting used up. Everything ages.

[@rekarious7996]

@@Tectosaurus I hope that Jensen reads your comment and starts selling 5090s that melt pci-e cables over time, his excuse: everything ages. The comparison with batteries is awful, since there are monitors that don't burn in, while there are no batteries that don't get worse over time.

[@Tectosaurus]

@@rekarious7996 doesn’t matter, burn in is not a defect. If you’re not happy with something’s downsides, don’t buy it. Every single panel type has downsides. VA smears, IPS glows, TN is ugly, OLED pixels degrade. Pick your poison.

[@ronniekregar3482]

Burn-in schmurn-in lol.. OLED is established panel technology at this point, don't let that stop you from buying one

[@semape292]

any news about the 1440p 480hz w-oled monitors?

[@astralpurpose1344]

Yeah those are the ones worth waiting on.

[@Madblaster6]

I agree with brightness being an issue for HDR on QD OlEDS. They are rated for 400 nits and the highlights in a lot of scenes aren’t bright enough. If you set it to 1000 nits it gets darker at full apl (white on the screen) than the 400 nit setting. My 600 nit monitor with HDR looks better when it comes to brightness.

[@CastIronEric]

Which monitor do you have

[@Madblaster6]

@@CastIronEric Alienware AW3225QF

[@FcryCola]

New Firmware Review for aw3423dwf?

[@calop002]

The new QD Oleds are not HDR worthy, bright scenes look too dark. Mini-leds are the way to go for HDR

[@nameit9076]

Best budget 1080p monitor is aoc g24g4? How about msi g2412 and BenQ MOBIUZ EX240? Have you checked that out?

[@MPaulCezanne]

VRR Flickrrrrrr!

[@georgemateescu1416]

Please talk about flickering...

[@theninjaprestige9423]

All I want is the pg27aqdp perfect monitor in my opinion hdmi 2.1 and dp 2.1 w oled 1440p 27 inch it’s literally a monitor that would last as long as it won’t burn 480hz will be enough fr the coming decade I also play on console I need hdmi 2.1

[@SanctusBacchus]

I was just deep diving into monitors... Great timing 😅

[@SimonT54]

What are we getting?!

[@xmst5]

Is oled burn-in a considerable issue for mixed use case even with precautions such as turning off the display after 10min of idle and hiding the task bar?

[@qaqa84121]

Lol my Nintendo switch OLED has Burn in on the screen. I ain’t never buying a monitor or a TV that is OLED

[@vsnxgs]

Could you please test the new LG27GS95QE Monitor. Since it has fixed issues like the brightness and other things of the LG27GR95QE, I would love to have a review of it. Also there is not really a good review on KZbin at all.

[@macy1066]

Thanks for the list. I still cannot do the OLED displays because of burn-in. That takes them off my list.

[@Zeeves]

i don't think it's a very big issue anymore, you can probably upgrade now, many manufacturers cover burn-in

[@alpzepta]

@@ZeevesI have an OLED monitor that I sometimes carelessly leave it on and so far no burn in

[@Amsztel]

Not a single 32" 4K monitor for mixed workload (work/gaming) in this review. This doesn't make sense.

[@str7837]

you should review the new oled smasung monitor

[@adamwalter2573]

Does anyone have AOC U27G3X ? I'm confused about text on this display - it looks...strange. Black is black, white is white but not 100% white...It's difficult to explain it. Glowing, burning in pixels time that is too slow...? The second issue I have with it is a proper setting for all those new things - mbr, gaming mode, gaming colors....but I don't game at all - I want a sharp text, white background, not killing my eyes with its brightness.

[@riazali4362]

Will you guys be looking at the gs27qx? It seems like a low cost successor to the M27QX but not sure if the panel performs similarly as features have been removed. Hoping you can check it out for a 240hz budget comparison!

[@LazerFocus3113]

Hi Tim, Would you have any suggestions or videos I may have missed on the best Ultra wide curved OLED monitors to look at? I was interested in Samsung's G9 OLED 42" curved monitor but it's no longer on sale in my area. Very interested in large OLED curved monitors to take advantage of for work stuff and gaming(Primarily leisure/gaming with work being an optional plug-in). Can't seem to see many reviews on ultra wide curved monitors that don't talk about last year's G9 42" OLED. Thanks!

[@johnsmithee6541]

If the Burn-In for OLED is not fixed, i will not buy these Monitors. My PC ist not only for gaming, and my typical usetime for a Monitor is around 5 years. I use a 1440p 165 Hz IPS in 32". Im not sure, where my next update leads. 27/28" 1440p HDR or 4K IPS? Time will tell.

[@jomy9126]

Still waiting for the FO27Q3 review :( Rtings put it as the best 1440p monitor in the July update

[@retakleksum111]

why is it better than MSI MPG 271QRXDE QD-OLED?

[@jomy9126]

@retakleksum111 They are basically the same, the Aorus is slightly better in brightness, gray uniformity, calibration, color gamut and response time in lower refresh rates. But the differences are so small that I don't think anybody would notice, in my opinion what makes it better is that the Aorus have speakers and is in stock.

[@retakleksum111]

@@jomy9126 aorus is 130€ cheaper wherere i live. i dont want the alienware so i think aorus is my choice if i stay at 1440p thx

[@marsyoya]

You’d recommend the Alienware 2725df over the Gigabyte FO27Q3?? When the Alienware has issues like the monitor straight up not displaying? Not to mention the Gigabyte 360hz is $100 usd cheaper.

[@StevoHDA]

not displaying? got stats on that buddy?

[@marsyoya]

@@StevoHDA I mean Google is free pal but if you struggle to operate it and need me to post some links I can help you with that, buddy.

[@Vuxchen]

Which monitor would you choose / recommend the Asus XG27AQDMG or the Alienware AW2725DF as a 1440p gaming monitor if they are the same price? Here in germany they are actually the same price and i am just wondering if there are any benefits to the Asus which make up the lower refreshrate.

[@jdomz]

I have the AW2725DF and it’s been handling my 4090 well. Now if you like brighter screens and wouldn’t mind to compromise I’d go for a different brand.

[@justlukas181]

Die zwei Monitore sind in etwa gleich gut. Der Alienware hat im Gegensatz zum Asus QD OLED's (besser) und insgesamt das bessere Bild, da bei dieser Technik ein Filter wegfällt. Auf der Seite RTINGS kannst du die Monitore auch Vergleichen und die Wertungen ansehen.

[@Vuxchen]

@@justlukas181 klingt aber nicht nach gleich gut sondern nach klarem fall für den Alienware :D

[@justlukas181]

@@Vuxchen Naja, der Alienware hat eine Glossy Bildschirmoberfläche, die bei Direktlicht spiegelt. Daran muss man sich wohl gewöhnen. Aber ja, für mich liegt der Alienware auch leicht vorne, er wirkt auch optisch schöner.

[@madrat4182]

Great prices but my country is fucked. Import tax is 300% 😭😭😭

[@artun42]

where do you live?

[@madrat4182]

@@artun42 Ethiopia. and another stinky thing is even though out currency is 1 dollar is 50 birr. there is no way to buy dollar any where . the banks dont exchange dollar for birr so i have to buy it in black market for 1 dollar to 117 birr. and even after i do that there's a 300% minimum tax just for import 😭😭

[@peppa1492]

No ultrawide LCD options? :(

[@RathOX]

LCD is dead

[@griffin1366]

@@RathOX Only if you're happy with eventual burn-in and replacement... Also there arne't any 24" OLED displays, so LCD isn't dead. + I need an onscreen crosshair which will burn in on OLED.

[@RathOX]

@@griffin1366 yes

[@svn5994]

UW LCD is dead

[@RathOX]

@@svn5994 ^

[@dunkingking786]

As a non australien I really find it hard to follow these videos where 2/3 of words aren't words but numbers, abbreviations and monitor names (aka random letter strings), have you ever thought about adding the data as a little table/list on the side of the video? Only like "dell 27G781XS86P - 240hz - LCD - 1080p - ips - 401$" nothing too big

[@thedryparn1279]

Just 1 ultrawide monitor? And in a high price class at that? Disappointed.

[@matthewf.6644]

No best 1440p budget ultrawide?

[@DrakonR]

We can stop pretending these current OLED monitors are HDR. In no reality is 400 nits good enough for HDR.

[@tcc1234]

Looks like we'll need to wait another generation... Thought of buying an oled this year but looks like brightness would be the limiting factor

[@PvMLad]

SDR+

[@DrakonR]

@@tcc1234 2025 might have the better pixel format as well.

[@davidepannone6021]

Ye nah, OLED on PC Is still in its infancy. Give it 2/3 more years to fully mature and come down in price. Right now it's imo pointless unless you have that much money to throw on a monitor.

[@RathOX]

Monitors like my FO32U2P do 1000 nits highlights in HDR which is BRIGHT when its less than 3ft away

[@dung123456nd]

I cannot wait for the Samsung G80SD's review

[@prollstation]

Again that nonsense that there's no burn in risk when gaming. HAVE YOU GUYS NOT SEEN A UI OF A GAME? Like mana, life and skill bar for example that are at the exact same spot for the whole 8 or more hours you'd play per day on a league start of Poe or something. Why for the love of god is everyone going oled when it's completely burned in right after the warranty ends and you need to pay another 1k again.. it is beyond me...

[@ron2291]

I would be more inclined to agree but I haven’t had any issues on an OLED panel since I’ve started buying them. I have a C10 as my oldest panel and I havent noticed any burn in starting.

[@XxAtomic646xX]

HAVE YOU NOT READ ANY FEATURES IN THE NEW OLED MONITORS??... Theres a literal feature that shifts pixels every few min, dims corners, and uses ai to dim elements that stay on screen, Like HP Mana ect lmaooo

[@prollstation]

@@XxAtomic646xX they are literally still saying there is risk of permanent burn in when you have static images "while working' and they completely forget that games have huge static parts the for the whole gaming session. Also: can you show me the burn in tests after 3 years of usage of those new panels? Oh wait, you can't cause they aren't out for 3 years yet. I just want non oled options but every single review channel is only showing oleds and all manufacturers are set on oled and it's annoying.

[@TechGamesAU]

I don't understand you factoring in price when the video is supposed to be about 'the best' monitors? People who can afford the best, want to buy THE BEST. In the ultrawide category I would expect the Samsung Odyssey G9 OLED to be the best.

[@davinhunt7558]

OLED Sucks for PC use. Been there done that. The ViewSonic XG321UG is the best 2160p panel on the market hands down. 144hz VRR, 1600 nit, highest local dimming zones of the panel size, and most importantly NO BURN IN

[@REgamesplayer]

Isn't this monitor outdated? Seems like awfully high price for essentially Neo G7 specs which is more than twice cheaper.

[@davinhunt7558]

IPS > VA, superior color gamut, no VRR flicker, superior HDR, no silly gamer look, 12-bit DSC Neo g7 only seems similar on paper and doing a bit of product research it's no real comparison These new mass produced cheap and low quality oleds will have screen degradation before these LED/LCD panels of the last generation begin to show their age spec wise Imagine a world having to replace your computer monitor every two years or less because like your phone you have burn in certain spots and overall reduced brightness and color accuracy from general use that's what we're headed towards Oleds inherently do not last the test of time

[@CastIronEric]

​@davinhunt7558 also 2 grand

[@robertocrespop]

Guys what’s the best option between these 27’’ OLED 2K monitors? Samsung G6 (2024) $700 LG 27GS95QE (2024) $700 LG 27GR95QE (2023) $600 I play on PS5 and looking forward to play games like Warzone and campaigns as well. Thanks!

[@CatConnoisseur]

Wake me up when there’s a 27” 4K HDR1000 OLED with a logo-less bezel.

[@victorreitstatter1705]

dream

[@Tuskabanana]

bro if you want speccs like this, just get a 4k mini led monitor :O, blacks even very close to oled

[@kissu_io]

Apparently they might be coming by the end of this year.

[@CatConnoisseur]

@@Tuskabanana I’d be open to it (love my MacBook Pro screen) but there aren’t that many and I don’t like any of them. Not enough dimming zones, bad firmware, ugly, bad HDR.

[@CatConnoisseur]

@@kissu_io Source? Everything I’ve read says end of 2025 at earliest.

[@chepesk132004]

Glossy fanboy page 😂😂😂…

[@princekittipon6510]

U never used one huh

[@joevoyles2005]

These monitor videos are so helpful and really set this channel apart. I also appreciate the game graphic settings to get the most fps are also really helpful. Please keep the content coming.

[@nikilragav]

How about the INNOCN 27M2V or Acer XV275K P3 at $450-$550 USD, or Philips Momentum 279M1RV or Cooler Master Tempest GP27u at ~$700 USD? Is the INNOCN just not available in Australia for you to review?

[@hectaifernandez]

Are there any good 1440p 144/165/180hz OLED monitors? Not really interested in 240hz or 360hz.

[@craigfoster354]

I don't recall hearing the word Samsung at all. Why not? I have been very happy flight simming on a Samsung 1080p monitor for years. About to update computer and monitor and wanted to hear what you thought of Samsung 32" QHD 180Hz IPS gaming monitor with HDR for $300.

[@Superdazzu2]

really happy with the aw3423dwf i bought almost 1 month ago (refurbished for 650 euros), no burn in, no scratches, it's perfect! Going from an ips to an oled really changes gaming by how much immersive ultrawide + infinite contrast is compared to ips

[@sebbbi2]

Wondering how many of you (who don’t buy OLED because of burn-in concerns) have experienced burn-in in your previous OLED or plasma displays? We used a Plasma TV (1080p Panasonic) for 10 years with no visible burn-in. Friend and several colleagues used various LG OLEDs as their monitors (8+ hours a day) and none had burn-in issues. In my experience burn-in is not a concern for most users. But there are use cases where OLED/plasma is a bad choice of course.

[@ThinkAtCloud]

Hello, thank you for your videos, I would like to take an ultrawide and I see that you recommend the AW3223DWF, but I am torn between it or G8 from Samsung, the PG34WCDM from Rog or the 34GS95QE from LG. I don't have a budget problem, I just want to go for the best screen, I see that many recommend the AW3223DWF but my only problem is that it dates from 2022. Hasn't the technology evolved since then? Is it not relevant to instead go for a model released in 2023 or even 2024? Of these 4 models, which one do you recommend without taking into account the budget (let's imagine that they are all at the same price)? Thanks in advance :)

[@Sammy-34079]

go back to 1080p moniters 1080p tvs

[@TinklyMold]

I feel like the Aorus Gigabyte monitors get no love. The new 27" 360hz oled is fantastic and not in many lists as far as I can tell.

[@alternatecrabby]

Hey man, Can you please review the new Samsung oled g6 monitor ( 2k 360hz ) and LG also launched some monitors…i dont know the name