Best Monitor For PS5 in 2025 [Unlock Secrets Before You Buy!]

[@clawson32104]

Buying a 60hz 4k panel seems pointless when there are solid 144hz options available

[@Gentleman_Orange]

What's the point of 144hz with a ps5...?

[@SeanTheFaceless]

Thanks for the recommendations. I think viewers would appreciate if there are timestamps, though. It would make it easier to look for what we're looking for!

[@olaeusouodanilo]

Sony Inzone M9 Couldn't it be on the list? Isn't it a good monitor?

[@Quest4Horror]

I’ve just ordered the ASUS one for my ps5. 1440p id pointless considering the max out for ps5 is 2160, plus only a handful of games support 120hz so higher frame rates aren’t worth it. I will switch to an oled monitor in a couple of years when they are cheaper.

[@mkt8394]

U meant the vg27aq or vg289q?

[@delayedyopuberty5626]

1440p is less than the max

[@dr4nujgaming391]

Oled is better ?

[@anto_9658]

Asus support VRR?

[@0willow0]

Did you notice horrible ghosting with that monitor and if so were you able to fix it? My favourite game to play is TLoU and it was borderline unplayable especially in some of the games darker environments. I returned mine and am using my old monitor while I decide what to go with.

[@Sharkbait_GamerCranpsie]

Thanks for the awesome recommendations. I'm most likely going to pick up the ASUS one now!

[@fareshejjaji6584]

Is vrr important?

[@tolgacakir4379]

Is there any cheap monitor 2.1 vrr? For around 400€

[@heroes_zx]

I wonder too

[@maxmaximum8714]

Most monitors with 2.1 hdmi are 4K displays starting at 450-600 that’s the lowest range I’ve seen

[@Gentleman_Orange]

You don't need 2.1

[@nako6429]

9:50 what are those speakers on the desk?

[@catttt5649]

6:25 BRO 😢😢 ur a lifesaver I got it for 2301 nvm it got 50 nits of low brightness

[@morgankeeble3208]

Looking at bying a new monitor/small tv probably 27' or 32' but confused w all the tech stuff been into games for years now but jever looked into all the stuff like hz fps etc ofc ik what fps is but see loads videos saying some monitors or tvs arent compatible with the ps5 with something which dont really get but nonetheless very good video and will defo look into some of these

[@hidinfrombiden1734]

Thoughts on the ASUS VG28UQL1A?

[@82oldboy]

Why would you give your #1 spot to a monitor with 60hz? This list is horrible! This channel did not do its research. Why would i buy a 2k or a 60hz monitor for my ps5? In that case you are better off using your ps4 pro at this point.

[@Eduardodz1x]

What how if it ps5 has 1440p with 120hz with vrr

[@jacobreyes3976]

Read my mind, no wonder it’s inexpensive! 60hz at 4K? Be real fam, hope people read the comments

[@KiingOfGamingg]

Bruh is recommending an ultrawide monitor for ps5 when the ps5 doesn’t support ultra wide 💩

[@maxmaximum8714]

⁠@@Eduardodz1xu can only utilize that if your monitor has hdmi 2.1 (vrr,allm) and is 120hz or above if your monitor is only 60hz then the display will cap at 60hz even if your ps5 says 120hz

[@kryx8361]

@@maxmaximum8714 The truth is, except for FPS games, not so many games requires 120Hz. Not to mention PS5 is not really capable of running every game at 4K 120Hz. It is very likely that it will decrease the resolution to 2K or even 1080p to keep the frame rate.

[@luckyfox-74]

The link for the ASUS says 2k. I’m assuming there is a 4K version?

[@Quest4Horror]

You want the ASUS VG289Q 28inch, 4k 3840x2160, IPS panel, 60hz, LED with free synch. Mine is being delivered on Wednesday. I was gaming on an LG OLED 120hz 48 inch tv. Having to downgrade due to space.

[@fucqers]

@@Quest4Horrordo you like this monitor, its been 8 months so you must have a good feel for it

[@Abtifaf]

i got a twisted minds moniter It’s amazing ⭐️ 120 fps 1ms response time Custom crosschair HDR 4K amazing

[@ScoobyJoobyJew]

If you're buying a monitor in 2024 you should be looking at OLED. OLED technology is finally becoming affordable and no, you don't need to worry about burn-in with modern OLEDs as there are many safeguards in place to prevent it from happening. And panels are far less susceptible to it than they used to be. I recently made the switch and I don't think I can go back to gaming on VA or IPS. HDR looks absolutely amazing and GtG response times are down to .03ms. Prices have come way down as well and I'm sure that quality 4K OLED monitors will be available at or under $500 by summer.

[@kindahatin]

bro how much longer i can’t wait anymore i hate my 1080p monitor ☠️☠️ i bought the lg27 oled but i can return it until january 13

[@rmallen1]

what 4k oled monitors are you talking about? The only ones I can find are either ultrawide, aggressively curved, or over 40" I just want a flat oled in a 27 or 32"

[@ScoobyJoobyJew]

@@rmallen1 ASUS 32" PG32UCDM for one.

[@Yorealdad]

@@rmallen1Fr I don’t need a tv I need a monitor

[@Shreddinstan]

​​@@rmallen1I heard 4k QD-OLED monitors are rumored to be out in the first quarter of 2024

[@justindears3321]

The LG Ultragear also has 4k60

[@micketkeong]

I want to buy the Sony inzone M9 but can't find one in my country.

[@User777Cd]

From what Iv seen the monitor you placed at number 1 is a 1440p monitor? You’ve stated that it’s 4k. Which it isn’t.

[@averagevideogamer]

I noticed that.. and actually in the middle of the explanation he changes to VG289Q which in fact is a 4K Monitor, Its a shame cause I just ordered the 2K monitors instead...

[@kennyt5211]

Most game don’t support 4K at 120hz so there’s no point in even getting a 4K 120hz monitor it’s a waste of money ! Get a 1440p 120hz monitor and if you wanna go all out get a OLED 1440p monitor it’s better then most 4K 120hz monitors

[@JonTonSoup]

What if I watch movies on my monitor as well? I'd be missing out on the 4k, no?

[@heroes_zx]

Absolutely

[@heroes_zx]

​@@JonTonSoupwe talk about Gaming.

[@Gentleman_Orange]

True but we could say otherwise. Most games on ps5 are at 60hz so it's better to have a 4k 60hz monitor.

[@K444AB]

I had a G7 and the screen started peeling from the top. Personally I do not recommend.

[@GujuGaming]

why not dough spectrum?

[@rockbandwii6]

Hi guys I got a acer curved 27inch Full hd 1920x1080 ,180Hz monitor for my ps5. Can someone tell me if this is good or bad for the ps5? Im looking for the best graphics/clarity possible

[@storywriter8718]

I don’t wanna say it is bad but my opinion is if you got ps5, then go for a 1440p monitor for 27in and 4k for 32inch.

[@jcruz9266]

I just got the LG 32gp83b monitor yesterday and I don’t like it . I play now on a 65inch Sony Bravia 4k supports HDR and VRR . I went cheap since it’s my first monitor but going to return it today ! The game play and the quality feel different from the Sony to the LG monitor . What monitor would you recommend that would give me the best gameplay and picture quality .

[@CrediblePick]

I am sorry to hear that the LG 32gp83b monitor didn't meet your expectations, especially coming from a 65-inch Sony Bravia 4K with HDR and VRR. It's understandable that the shift in display quality and size can significantly affect your gaming experience. Since you're looking for a monitor that offers excellent gameplay and picture quality, I would recommend checking out the ASUS TUF Gaming Monitor. It's well-regarded for its balance of performance and visual fidelity, and it should provide a more satisfying gaming experience compared to your initial choice. You can find it here: ASUS TUF Gaming - amzn.to/3GhFTrz.

[@LUKASZ971]

How about gigabyte m27u for call of duty?

[@RealBondo]

I have the LG 32 ultra and the monitor says it’s at 60hz. How do I get it to 120?

[@WkonR]

I can buy a hyperx Armada 27 for €200, good deal?

[@PawanSingh-l8i]

Your Table link pls

[@12dunner12]

Why not include the AW2724DM - it does 1440p, 120hz and VRR for a reasonable price ($400 CAD on Dell's website right now). On a 27inch monitor you dont need 4k

[@kevinvera5004]

Do u have that monitor if so how is it looking to buy it please lmk !!

[@12dunner12]

@kevinvera5004 my bad, I just saw this comment. I like it, I use it for COD and have watched a few movies through playstation Bravia core app through the PS5. It's pretty bright, no noticeable ghosting, contrast is okay but you'd have to get an OLED at 2 to 2.5 times the cost and that's not worth it IMO for a casual gamer.

[@kylehooker3710]

It’s doesn’t have HDMI 2.1. PS5 requires it to get 4k 120hz

[@12dunner12]

@kylehooker3710 it does have 120 FPS and VRR at 1440P. The monitor isn't rated 4k. I can confirm it does work. There's a FPS counter in the top left corner you can turn on. For a 27 inch monitor you don't need 4K IMO. If you went up to 32 inches then I'd go 4K

[@Brzluver13]

Anyone know any good monitors with 200hz for a ps5 tired of my Vizio tv😭🤝🏽lmk thank you 😅

[@antisammy5173]

200hz is pointless if you have the ps5, 120hz is the maximum the ps5 can display

[@benjaminwong1488]

Did he just say the m32u won’t burn my pocket?

[@Mk1grannybasher]

What about the g70a 28 inch ??

[@mkt8394]

What the difference with VG27AQ and VG27AQ1A?

[@CrediblePick]

The Asus TUF Gaming VG27AQ1A and VG27AQ monitors have several differences. The VG27AQ1A features a 10-bit display, covering 95% DCI P3 and 130% sRGB, with a brightness of 250 cd/m². In contrast, the VG27AQ has an 8-bit display, 77% DCI P3, and 99% sRGB coverage, with a higher brightness of 350 cd/m². Both models have a 27-inch screen, an IPS display type, and support HDR10. The VG27AQ offers a height adjustment range and pivot support, which the VG27AQ1A lacks. Additionally, the VG27AQ1A has a slightly different set of features and ergonomics compared to the VG27AQ. These differences could impact your experience when using them with a PS5, particularly in terms of color accuracy, brightness, and ergonomics​.If you need any more information then please let us know. Thank you!

[@yorkiblue]

So for the number one spot you picked 2,you showed vg27aq but mentioned vg289q, 😂

[@josephkennedy7091]

I recently played on a friends viewsonic elite monitor that was extremely good with graphics and how smooth everything was but the most notable difference was with this monitor there was a graphics setting on Fortnite for “allow 120 fps” that I have never seen on the monitors I’ve played on before. We both have the same console so can anyone explain what specs on a monitor would allow for that setting option? We both have the same style ps5 and I’ve never had an option for getting over 60 fps

[@CrediblePick]

The key feature that enabled the "allow 120 fps" option in Fortnite on your friend's ViewSonic Elite monitor is likely its support for a high refresh rate, specifically 120Hz or higher. To achieve frame rates higher than 60 fps, such as 120 fps, you need a monitor that can refresh the image on the screen at least 120 times per second (120Hz). Here are the primary specifications you should look for in a monitor to support 120 fps gaming with a PS5: Refresh Rate: A monitor with a 120Hz or higher refresh rate is essential for playing games at 120 fps. The higher the refresh rate, the smoother the motion appears. HDMI 2.1 Support: For the PS5, the monitor needs to have an HDMI 2.1 port to fully utilize the console's capabilities for 4K resolution at 120Hz. HDMI 2.0 can support 120Hz but is limited to lower resolutions like 1080p. Low Response Time: A low response time (measured in milliseconds, ms) reduces motion blur and ghosting, which is crucial for fast-paced games. Variable Refresh Rate (VRR): This feature, including technologies like FreeSync or G-Sync, helps reduce screen tearing and stuttering by synchronizing the monitor’s refresh rate with the console’s frame rate. Resolution: While 4K resolution (3840x2160 pixels) is ideal for the PS5, a 1080p or 1440p monitor can also provide a great experience, especially if it meets the other requirements for high frame rate gaming. Remember, to utilize 120 fps in games like Fortnite, the game itself must support 120 fps gameplay, and the console settings must be configured to enable higher frame rates. Ensure that your PS5 settings are adjusted accordingly, and the game is updated to the latest version that supports 120 fps gameplay.

[@Jervo2000]

The Dell S3221QS runs at 60Hz so I’m confuse on how HDMI 2.1 doubles this to allow 120Hz as you mention

[@adelie127]

My thoughts exactly. This dude is full of shit also the worst line up of "best monitors for ps5" I've come across.

[@ApeRSV4]

This is just a bot- no logic.

[@brandonharmon2111]

can you recommend me the perfect monitor for ps5 Fps shooter games for silky smooth low latency

[@Tamas20Szarnoczki]

Only the gigabyte and the samsung supports the ps5 vrr The other ones are pointless

[@aboondalakaka6842]

What monitor would let me play fifa without lag ? Can you please recommend me one???

[@CrediblePick]

Go ahead and buy ASUS TUF Gaming VG289Q howl.me/ck65uaBCZ5B from this link- you won't regret it!

[@CReddGaming_]

Nice work

[@mixfeelings9432]

Honestly the gigabyte M32U might be the monitor that I will aim to get it does burn a hole in my pockets but it does offer me the 4k and 120 fps with freesync that I want (Going from a Xbox one to the ps5 trying to have the best welcome back to gaming that I can give myself ) if anyone got any recommendations for like any accessories speakers keyboard that I should get that’s not to crazy on price please do recommend trying to build the set up that I always dreamed of having as a kid that I couldn’t and will loves some inspiration or ideas

[@PacificOceanQuest]

IPS panel vs The G8 or G7 VA panel at 1ms with 2.1 hdmi 4K UHD with inky blacks it’s gonna have a better picture than that gigabyte VA colors are gonna pop a lot more and look more crisp specially on the Samsung G8 because it’s mini LED I know because I had the LG ultra 950-b and the G8 looked way better once I unboxed it and started playing on it so VA in my eyes is way better and a lot more satisfying then ips . Granted, IPS has better side view as far as if you’re not sitting in front of the monitor. But who sits on the side of the monitor or watches from the side of the monitor . VA is better when you’re sitting directly in front of it.

[@aj2722]

​@@PacificOceanQuest I had a g3 also va and I will never buy va again because of ghosting

[@ojp5053]

Best thing is just buy a small oled tv

[@1999Hakki]

Thanks m8 i gonna get the lg

[@nunolemos9112]

4k 120hrtz 🤔.....PS5 Pro will do it defently

[@trell019]

Gasp I got the spectre noooo

[@CrediblePick]

Links to the Best Monitor for PS5 in 2024 are listed below: Buy from Amazon: ➜ 5. Gigabyte M32U - amzn.to/3BBFWjz ➜ 4. Dell S3221QS - amzn.to/41Rx4ks ➜ 3. Samsung Odyssey - amzn.to/4iSJyy6 ➜ 2. LG 24GN650-B - amzn.to/3VWdKyC ➜ 1. ASUS TUF Gaming - amzn.to/3BPWuUR

[@Fronx]

correct me if im wrong but the ASUS you linked is different from the one in the video

[@JacobJohnson777.]

Can someone help me so I want to max out my ps5 with best everything like the p and 4k and I want it to have VRR so what is the best monitor I can get for all of that and can I have someone who knows what they are doing to tell me pls.

[@vivax5574]

Get yourself a monitor that has hdmi 2.1 because that allows the ps5 to play at 4k with VRR.

[@JacobJohnson777.]

@@vivax5574 ok thank you, do you have any monitors in mind for cheep?

[@kobe4266]

I just got the Asus rog swift pg27uqr for XSX I run 4k at 120 and can run 1440p if I want. It’s a beautiful display I don’t like 32 inch so I got the 27 they do have the 32 inch model with better HDR 1000 but much more $$$. If anything save up for an oled or buy a good Asus imo.

[@fareshejjaji6584]

Is vrr important?