Best 4K Gaming Monitors of 2024 [November Update]

[@MertLDN]

Just patiently waiting for 27 inch 4K OLED monitors.

[@kerkertrandov459]

Yeah so we can see purple screens in bright rooms and shitty triangular subpixel layout with fringing on the text that makes ur eyes hurt. No thanks. Woled improves on both of these issues, but fringing still remains with RWGB, and instead of purple now the blacks look gray. Not to mention, u still have to hide taskbar, hide address bar in firefox or use F11 in chrome etc. Its so inconvenient plus u gotta afk for 10 mins every 3 hrs for pixel refresh, thats a 1/18 or 6% loss of time. Finally, theres no oled that supports bfi at its maximum refresh rate. Zowie's Dyac 2 and Asus' ULMB 2 will always look better than OLED without bfi. Yes the bfi of ips/tn adds a bit of image duplication, true, but it looks much cleaner. Oled in motion looks like someone applied fxaa on the whole screen twice. It's just really blurry, compare the PG27AQDP's 480 hz oled vs the Zowie XL2586X 540hz tn with bfi (dyac 2) on rtings and the difference in motion clarity is night and day. The oleds are just blurry as fuck, they're terrible for any game with motion. Oh, in case ure not using bfi and would rather use vrr, well have fun with ur oled flicking like an ambulance siren.

[@knowingbadger]

​@@kerkertrandov459Something tells me you don't have an oled

[@JTCPingas]

​@@kerkertrandov459Not reading that wall of text. But for your information, some screens flicker more than others. My C1 has barely noticable flicker but my 39GS95QE has pretty obvious flicker.

[@Qbert2030]

Same, the 32 inch isn't much bigger but feels too big, maybe if the monitor has a 24inch mode id just use that for fos

[@kerkertrandov459]

@@knowingbadger for a good reason. Its good for watching movies in the dark. But not for much else. My phone is oled (amoled), and movies look fantastic. But the drawbacks of oled as a pc monitor are too big.

[@guitarduderino]

Nice transition music. I must admit its been a short while since I've watched a Monitors Unboxed video, so I was pleasantly surprised to hear the new transition music. Great video and content as always as well.

[@givemeajackson]

it's very sexy.

[@GTeaO]

do you happen to know the title of the music?

[@AhmadAli-kv2ho]

1:16 editing looks clean and slick

[@Slyclientthetechdad]

I feel like the Alienware Aw3225QF doesn't get the love it deserves. The most overlooked aspect of it is the Dolby Vision function. I play physical media 4k UHD Disks on this monitor an it takes advantage of Dolby Vision. I know I'm in the minority but it looks incredible. A game changer for sure.

[@michaelramirez4107]

The pcudm 32 rog has it as well I love Dolby vision as well

[@MaZEEZaM]

A great deal of the reason I have just ordered the ASUS PG32UCDM is for the glossy, high contrast, colour accurate image but also for the Dolby Vision for playing my blurays and Apple TV 4K. Dolby Vision is an inclusion that I really wanted, I understand that HDR10 does a great job but the dynamic per pixel brightness and contrast control that Dolby Vision offers, is simply better and I want the best possible image quality that I can afford. The top model Mac monitor is probably the best but that costs like $14,000 AUD, I'm not affording that without winning the lottery.

[@boxyman3082]

​@@MaZEEZaMI'm thinking of buying it to, pls tell me your feedback on it after a week

[@dnzlwshnktn2092]

Disks? What are these disks you speak of? Joke aside but not too many out there who watch movies on disks, let alone have a disk drive for their PC.

[@Slyclientthetechdad]

@dnzlwshnktn2092 ​ Definitely more niche these days but im referring to 4k Blu Ray discs. You would connect a 4k blu ray player up to this monitor as you would a TV. You might ask yourself "why would anyone want to do this." The reason is many of these movies look incredible on the 4k dolby vision format. It puts streaming on Netflix, or Amazon prime to shame. Not trying to convince you, but this is where Dolby vision on a QD-Oled display truly shines. They look shockingly good on a Dolby vision monitor. You'd have to see it to belive it. Better than streaming or watching at the movie theater. Im a movie collector and an enthusiasts. Most people could care less about the visual fidelity of their movies like my wife and that's fine. Lol For me, I want the highest quality picture and a Dolby vision QD-Oled Display is there best there is.

[@infantryL0RD]

i pounced on my AW3225qf as i had been hyped for 4k oled to hit monitor size. It continually blows me away. Daily drive for work and play 10hr day usage for the past year no issues

[@Faiq_h]

no burn in or type issues?

[@infantryL0RD]

@Faiq_h none and i only like hide task manager/no static icons with a moving desktop wallpaper

[@CosmicApe]

@@Faiq_h I've used the AW3423DWF for 2+ years for 8-10hrs/day productivity and 2-4+hrs/day gaming and I've had zero burn-in. You're not going to have it, you'll be fine.

[@Persason]

You are the GOD of monitor recommendations and reviews. Objective data is used in your conclusions and that commands my utmost respect.

[@mbvx7]

I went Dell Alienware AW3225QF. I never cared for curved monitors, but the curve is So slight/minor, I hardly ever notice it. I love it. The color accuracy and Dolby Vision support, to me raises it above all others outside the Asus QD-OLED (P, not M). I also love Glossy.

[@lorenzogazzola328]

How's the text? I'm about to pull on an olded but text blurryness drive me crazy...

[@jinty83]

In the UK the Alienware monitor is currently reduced to £839 from dell or amazon. The Asus and Msi models are way more expensive. I got the Alienware last month and paid full price but I have no regrets. I wasn't sure if I'd like the curve but as it's right in front of me on my desk it feels quite immersive for gaming and watching content. If you need a monitor upgrade an oled looks so beautiful compared to an ips display although it certainly wasn't cheap.

[@pascaldifolco4611]

Yeah surprised as well it didn't make it here, it's like 30% cheaper than other 4K OLED 240Hz for comparable quality

[@doodlenoi]

​@@pascaldifolco4611Alienware / Dell didn't pay him enough.

[@mramg6038]

Better than C2 42 inch? Not sure if I could go back down to a small monitor these days

[@jinty83]

@@mramg6038 I get that but 42" is way too big for my desk although I certainly considered it 😁

[@jinty83]

@@mramg6038 for my use case the 32" monitor is better as the C2 would have been way too big for my desk setup. I would love a large screen oled tv in my living room though 😁

[@AndiM117]

> Want a glossy/glass screen > Don’t want an OLED for productivity use > Nothing exits (not including Apple)

[@HDJess]

Try Dough Spectrum One Glossy (ex Eve brand)

[@PhillipJermakian]

There are those tutorials to remove the glare sticker from normal monitors if you are willing to risk a $200 monitor.

[@krjal3038]

​@HDJess do they actually ship to their customers now or are they still scamming people?

[@immaeditthatout7099]

@@krjal3038 scammers

[@pistachio5186]

Exact same situation here. Let me know if you find one!

[@thehubbard]

I wish there was an alternative to the Neo G7. I had to return mine as it had so many issues, and judging by the forums I was not alone. Also for mixed usage of programming in the day and gaming at night. The curve didn't work for the former. I am hoping the AOC U32G4ZMN when and if released globally fits my needs.

[@theSato]

I don't really feel like a curve can be a big problem for anything other than graphic design where you need perfectly straight lines down to the pixel (and even then, after a week of using the Odyssey G7, I have no problems doing graphic design work on that - it's pretty easy to adapt and perceive it just the same as a flat monitor)

[@barryjones2366]

Check out the Asus PG32UQX or the Viewsonic version which is very similar, almost the same. Very expensive though compared to the G7 but is clearly a much higher quality. Monitors Unboxed reviewed both the Asus and Samsung and said the Samsung was better.....how did he come to that conclusion (makes me question his reviews now, how could you not mention the awful black crush? on the G7 and local dimming weirdness, low brightness HDR, etc...)? Maybe he received an early sample, they have a newer revision i've heard which looks amazing! The Asus/Viewsonic is clearly the better of the two, appears nothing has beaten it since for an LCD. The local dimming is damn near perfect, OOTB accuracy and the brightness insane! It just doesn't have the fastest panel but seems fine for most. Check out Solace In Scrutiny video comparison of the Samsung G7/8 vs Asus UQX, it's clear the Asus is better by alot! The AOC looks good on paper but only released in China I think?......I found a Chinese review of it, it seems like a contender.

[@barryjones2366]

Philips Evnia 32M2N6800MW is another VA panel option with the same panel as the AOC I think!

[@khatabaied9526]

No mini led monitors?

[@otakuchan3173]

try Innocn 32m2v 32 inch mini LED 4K monitor.. I've been using it for a year now and it's HDR is out of this world.. Local dimming works too with HDMI 2.1 and USB type C support

[@kerkertrandov459]

The acer nitro xv275 is great. Newer firmware updates have resolved most of the software issues. For 650 euro it was a steal compared to the 1k euro oleds.

[@JD98ns]

Yeah, I would love for them to review some of the Innocn, Acer, and KTC offerings. As it stands, mini led seems to be best middle ground for someone doing a mix of productivity and gaming.

[@s0renK]

How is the black crush on the 32m2v? Im tempted by this monitor.

[@Kris-qx8ht]

OLED monitors are eWaste waiting to happen?

[@Sh3333sh1]

U deserve a like n follow for your hard core reviews

[@mehmetturan6625]

Please do an office/gaming or office monitor buying guide.

[@CosmicApe]

Agreed. While I love OLED, I'm getting tired of OLED being the ONLY things that are really recommended anymore.

[@mehmetturan6625]

@@CosmicApe I heard that OLED is not good for reading, so not suitable for office.

[@zeronine-eightyfour]

It would be nice if you guys would highlight the issues with the QD oled coating and being almost impossible to clean without damaging it.

[@evtimgaydarov2267]

@Monitors Unboxed Hey Tim, why there is no review of Samsung Oled G8 G80SD? You said in September that you will review it.

[@Chrinasso]

Considering how much they hyped the G85SB, i can honestly say that that the G80SD is better in every way, having both monitors side by side. All the hicups the G85SB had are gone with G80SD. And if you like that the monitor has smart features, the i can say it works much better with 16:9 4k.

[@latinlowrider59]

@@evtimgaydarov2267 because 💩 unboxed waits to receive everything for free instead of funding their hardware to make reviews.. loves making videos about the same old trash to farm views

[@thomaslayman9487]

@@latinlowrider59 unsubscribe then, mr. subscriptions-are-public

[@kayobee604]

I like the curved screen on the AW, very immersive, also one of the least expensive ones.

[@kerkertrandov459]

Yes 1k not expensive lmao

[@LethalFlashgg]

@@kerkertrandov459 One of the least expensive = not as expensive as other high-end oleds Please read some books and grind the reading comprehension tech tree.

[@ChrisSonPEI]

I've got the MAG 321UP, love it for games and color. Not super happy with how text looks, but I've found some scaling and font adjustments make a good difference.

[@SuperMcZombie]

I'm thinking about buying one of these today but need to work on it through the day as well and I live on excel and powerbi, do you think the text issues make this a nonstarter?

[@trackster11230]

@@SuperMcZombie I haven't had any issues with the MSI 321UP personally. I think the text looks clear.

[@SuperMcZombie]

@@trackster11230 Thanks, I ended up buying one and the next looks perfect so it all worked out :)

[@NissanBroke]

My monitor just bit the dust right out of warranty yesterday so this is perfect

[@0x8badbeef]

ABL and APL is another concern. How aggressive are these?

[@irhtirht]

Great video! But how do these options compare to buying a small TV? For example the LG C4 42 inch OLED?

[@TyGamer125]

Hoping the mini-led segment keeps growing. I already bought one but hoping it will be a common place in the near future.

[@Smekpro]

I would love if you did a video comparing these monitors to TV options, like getting a 42 inch LG C4!

[@dnzlwshnktn2092]

It would be nice to see a comparison of the Firmwares. Like, I remember Acer monitos having some dealbreaker firmware for their monitors. Would be interesting to see which brand has also the best firmware. IIRC, Acer firmware didn't switch automatically to HDR, you have to manually set the monitor to HDR everysingle time, and revert back to SDR.

[@proudlynerdy0912]

Are you going to test the new Sony Inzone Monitors refreshes? Specifically the Inzone M9 ii

[@T33K3SS3LCH3N]

I got a Dell 32" G3223Q LCD for about 550€, which was reviewed as good but pricey a few months prior at about 1000€. I'm very happy with it and much prefer it over OLED: 1. The difference in black depth isn't very noticeable to me 2. The peak brightness fluctuations on OLEDs annoyed me a lot (the brightness of bright objects decreases the more bright area there is on screen.) 3. No need for annoying screensaver/pixel cleaning modes. 4. Proper text rendering. The only real downside is that the low latency mode leaves visible artifacts, so the total latency is a bit higher. It's no big deal outside of twitch shooters tho.

[@kerkertrandov459]

Use bfi for motion clarity then

[@EhNothing]

That's the monitor I'm looking at getting now. It's down to $499 on amazon and Dell's site both.

[@GeordiLaForgery]

I'm considering this one too but this artifacts stuff worries me as I play shooters. The lg 32gr93u recommended in this video is only about £30 more but I wonder if that has the same problem.

[@jaredbinks5448]

I bought this monitor recently for $485 and am very happy with it for work and casual gaming. I passed on the recommended LG 32GR93U because of reports of panel failures especially failures occurring after 6 months.

[@leonardomora8492]

Was kinda hoping they where going to mention the 42” 4k LG C4

[@pietroalessandrini]

Any plans of covering the new Xiaomi G Pro 27i? It seems to be a decent mini led option aviable in many countries. And in many places the price is close to the famous aoc mini led

[@CincoQuallity]

Damn, the Neo G7 is solid. It's unfortunate that it's not readily available in Canada.

[@photonboy999]

*4K SDR* I bought BOTH of the 27" models... 1) Gigabyte M27U - got really, really bad coil whine and had to return it. Google and seemed to be a common issue. 2) LG 27GR93U - no issues, very happy. (I prefer to game at 80FPS+ because persistance blur bothers me a lot. But that's not a defect with the monitor just how this type of monitor works. Eventually I'd like a "flicker" display like I think NVidia Photon would be to address persistance. I recommend an RTX4070 or better paired with an R7-5700X3D or similar for gaming at 4K.) UPDATE: don't use HDR with monitors like this. It just sucks. And note that in "Mass Effect Legendary" HDR seems to be enabled in the game options. You need to turn that OFF as the monitor will engage HDR whether you have HDR enabled in Windows or not.

[@anpan6282]

Can you add a review category for large screen (greater than 40in)

[@joeyr184]

I enjoy my LG C4 Oled 4k 144 hz with great Hdr and good sound and dolby vision when not gaming.

[@nineflyerr3866]

This is better than all the dedicated monitors. By far

[@latinlowrider59]

@@joeyr184 can vouch for the 42 C4, best purchase I've ever made

[@MentalCrusader]

How close are you to it when gaming?

[@joeyr184]

@MentalCrusader Mine is the 42-inch. I game close. Most games are great, but I found in a game like Call of Duty i was too close, so i changed the aspect ratio for that game to 21:9. This makes it look like the same size of a standard ultrawide monitor 33 inch. Being oled, the pixels are turned off, so not just black glowing bars like a Ips panels. I gained an advantage in the game being ultrawide and less pressure on my gpu as not rendering the pixels on top and bottom and looks better than my old ips ultrawide monitor. I sometimes do other games in ultrawide if they support it. More emersive.

[@MentalCrusader]

@@joeyr184 That's what I'm trying to decide, whether to go ultra-wide or just have a huge 16:9 screen

[@Techington]

Curious how the Dough OLED's compare here as well as their standard LED model.

[@hinchlikescake7592]

Interested to see how the Samsung fares verses these. Rtings have rated the G80SD as their top gaming monitor and we haven't had a look in from you guys.

[@kerkertrandov459]

The samsung is overrated as fuck, 32 inch and qd-oled is a terrible combo

[@cristescudan2326]

@@kerkertrandov459 no it's not. Glossy QD-Oleds are overrated because they have a cheap plasting coating that scratches even if you breathe near them and your eyes hurt after 2 hours of gaming. Had one, returned it because of that and got the G80SD. Basically got the best of both worlds. Cleans easily and picture perfect image.

[@kerkertrandov459]

I think a lot of the software issues with the acer nitro xv275 have been resolved with firmware updates, bit unfair to just dismiss it like that.

[@EverydayElectronics23]

I’ll be comparing this monitor with my 32 inch oled on my channel. Let’s see if the Acer issues has been resolved.

[@lepuke6854]

I recently bought a Neo G7 and it really is a game changer. HDR looks amazing, and being HDMI 2.1 supporting VRR and all the other bells and whistles it makes a great panel to connect a PS5 or PS5 Pro to. I paid $600 for mine.

[@UnboxerofWorlds]

I love mine!

[@seanguinn]

I had mine for two years. Want something new but don’t want to go Oled. Might just get the 8 for cheap

[@UnboxerofWorlds]

@@lepuke6854 I might go for a 27 inch 1440p OLED next time. I'm interested in that glossy screen Asus!

[@pkilljoy5797]

been using the msi 321urx for a few months now and i absolutely love it.

[@MattyCollectz]

Any chance on reviewing some 1440p ultrawide monitors?

[@carlkidd752]

I went with a 4K TV and having a wall handy for mounting made my "monitor" upgrade choices easier. Hisense 55U8G 120hz HDMI 2.1. It's several model years old now, but $700 including the wall mount kit made it a lot cheaper than OLED or LCD 32" monitors at my time of purchase.

[@JoshDisney]

G80sd including smart tv fuctions, best design and by far lowest price, is the reason i chose it

[@leonwilliams9487]

Just got the lg monitor my self for 400 dollars can’t wait to test it out

[@JDoomingo5]

For high-end non-OLED people, why not recommend the 32" Neo G8 instead of G7? What about the Asus PG32UQXR?

[@ericl6386]

I hope they bring out some 27 oled 240hz monitors . 32 inch is way to big for fps games on a desk setting for me

[@andyp123456]

Likely going to go with an M28U, which was reviewed back during the moustache era. Three years old, but seems to have the right balance of features and is not insanely overpriced in my region relative to the US. Would like an OLED, but need to do work on it more than gaming, so IPS seems better. Would also like to see the moustache to come back.

[@jonahfeldman374]

Let me know how you like it! I'm debating getting that one myself. It's currently $330 at my local microcenter.

[@DTunezOfficial]

I recently bought a LG 32GS95UE and I really like it

[@Scorpio-1234]

Same

[@sneedsneed460]

Had mine since launch, amazing monitor.

[@wolfsaccount143]

Bought for 395 euros in germany, there is no alternative for that price, absolutely no BLB, very good colors, well it has glow, like all matte 32 inch IPS devices, completely satisfied with it for months.

[@Don_b1991]

Just ordered the Aurous FO32U2. Moving from a 2017 non oled 65" 4k LG TV. Hopefully it's worth it.

[@noyz2828]

can you also recomend a few decent monitors as your second/third monitor (you get your expensive main monitor and then pair it with cheaper non oled monitors where discord and chrome sit al day? with no burrn in risk?)

[@MrKarco]

probably anything IPS or VA panel, doesn’t even need to be that good as long as you don’t care much for matching colours across them

[@noyz2828]

@@MrKarco, yeah, but that's what he could help us with, like what has the best features for relatively cheap? For example, good viewing angles would be really good for a second monitor, but it also should have decent colors so that if you are watching KZbin, it still looks okay.

[@siggiboyy]

Now with black week here in Norway, the Samsung Odyssey G8 goes for $900 USD, Dell Alienware AW3225QF goes for $1100 USD and the Asus ROG Swift PG32UCDM goes for $1300 USD. The alienware is not on sale like the other two. I have an AMD 7900 XTX GPU and an AMD Ryzen 7800x3D CPU. It is the cheapest option so it seems worth it but I am still on the fence. There are not other 32" 4k OLED monitors than those here other than the LG UltraGear 32GS95UE but that costs $1600 USD and is not on sale atm

[@bback74]

As a fellow Norwegian I'm tempted to just get a LG C4 42" TV in a new gaming setup. 9500 nkr/~$900 usd during the Black Week now it seems. Not perfect for gaming but I've been quite happy with my C2 in a similar setup the last 1-2 years (not much of an upgrade - but the C2 will go to a pure TV function). I use the TV wall mounted to get the appropriate distance (Ikea Desk), and just use movable monitor arms (wall mounted) with 27" ips monitors for other stuff on each side of the 42".

[@siggiboyy]

@bback74 I have an older TV from my parents (still 4k HDR but dont think its OLED) for my PS5 but I need a smaller size for my desktop PC which is why I am looking for a 32"

[@siggiboyy]

@@bback74 Found out its not OLED its LCD, and its also only 60hz, and I can only find TVs going up to 144hz. I want a screen with at least 120hz and they cost around the same as a 32" 4k OLED 240hz screen

[@bback74]

@@siggiboyy Which 32" 240Hz 4K monitor are you aiming for?

[@siggiboyy]

@bback74 the samsung odyssey g8 is the cheapest rn but hoping the alienware gets a good sale next week

[@DmitriWeissman]

Why no mention of 4k ultrawide? Still waiting for a full review of Dell U4025QW

[@CheapoPremio]

Hey, I am a big fan of the monitor unboxed sub channel. Can I suggest that you do a video on big screens replacing multiple smaller ones? For example the LG C2 42" OLED or similar, because it's effectively cheaper than most OLED Monitors, but there are no real reviews when using these LG TVs as PC Monitors. I think there is much to explore here and makes for good content. And it's not just if it's a viable options, you could explore things like how to manage the 4K desktop with FancyZones to practically emulate multiple screens on the 4K with a 1440p window mode game on one side and smaller discord and youtube windows on the other.

[@emorcen]

I've seen AOC's miniLED monitors getting really good reviews on Chinese sites. Any plans on getting a hold on one?

[@BansheeBunny]

My dream 4K monitor would be a flat 32" IPS 240Hz, with as may local dimming zones as you can fit behind it.

[@DoremarPlay]

There is a ProArt 2k monitor with 144hz, id love to see a review about that monitor.

[@ninjamin_]

Please review the MSI MPG 274URF QD. It looks like it could be better than the M27UA

[@flynn6531]

Just got myself an AOC Agon Pro AG326UD - 4k 165hz OLED (32 inch). Haven't seen reviews anywhere and would be curious but I'm loving it so far!

[@DBTHEPLUG]

I just got the LG UltraGear 27GP95RP. Couldn't find any reviews of it either.

[@paulinogonzalez8057]

Me too and i love it.

[@AlexSoubannarath]

No mention of the HP Transcend QD Oled?

[@TheReaper9500]

FYI, Dell is not the only curved 32 OLED, ACER has one using the same panel

[@Mr.C0ffee]

Between the 27 4K Gigabyte and the LG which one do you recommend for video game and video editing ?

[@enix2k666]

If you mean the OLED's, the ASUS are the best ones across the board. It's just the money question

[@Mr.C0ffee]

@ sorry I meant the SDR

[@Flatline_WRX]

Do you still recommend the LG C3-4 models??? If not why?

[@Chris-qr8ng]

Why dont you test the msi mag 321up, is the cheapest one and still has amazing color accuracy

[@Boooooogdan]

the M27u is such a beautiful monitor..

[@93Basje]

Any idea when the next gen 4k 32 inch OLEDs are dropping?

[@A.H_610]

Why is there no LCD at 32" 4K that is not curved at 240hz? Is it that hard to manufacture?

[@laddso5444]

What about 57" TCL CSOT, 32:9, 7680 x 2160, HVA panel, with more than 11000+ local dimming zones ? There is not much information about this monitor.

[@joseijosei]

I LOVE how 4K looks at 27", and who ever says that the difference isn't that big because your PPI is already way above 100 with just 1440p is completely wrong, but my problem with 4K monitors is that the ones that have 144Hz or more are really hard to find. I'm looking for a new monitor, and I wanted a 4K one now that I have a 4080. Because DLSS exists, I also wanted a high refresh experience playing at high and using frame generation, but... like I said, they're really hard to find. At least good ones, and there's a lot more to monitors than just resolution and refresh rate.

[@themarketgardener]

27’’ looks really good I agree, same with 32’’ . I wish there was a 27 inch mini-LED or OLED option

[@joseijosei]

@themarketgardener Lol, the monitor I'm waiting to buy is a 1440p Mini-LED from Xiaomi (I think it was called G Pro 27i or something like that). I heard about the blooming issue and how to deal with it. I can't wait!

[@andykuo2070]

​@@themarketgardenerXV275K PS3 is 27 inch mini-LED

[@thedjoker3521]

MSI 274UPF E2, MSI 274URF QD

[@moldyshishkabob]

​@@joseijosei I'm now waiting for the AOC Q27G4XM. It looks like the same panel as the Xiaomi, so I hope it won't have the same QA issues the Xiaomi seems to have.

[@LeadSails]

How come there wasn’t any mention that some of the 4K 32” OLED’s have optical, ARC, eARC, etc?

[@nicholasdawson4562]

i just picked up the Samsung G80SD 4k 240hz - current deal - 15% off Black Friday, 5% off using the Shop app and £100 off for a trade in on my old monitor (12 year old benq 24inch) took it down to the same price as the Alienware - £799. Not been disappointed just like I haven't been with my Alienware DWF 34inch.

[@hinchlikescake7592]

Nice. I've have had mine since launch and it blows every every monitor I've had away. Love it. HDR looks spectacular on such a high def / pixel dense panel and colours really pop. The matte screen for me is basically perfect with basically no reflections or grain and still retains sharpness. The remote and Tizen are just the icing on the cake. It does benefit from a bit of tweaking and calibration as out of the box settings are a bit oversaturated, but otherwise this'll be my endgame until it dies or unless 4K 32" Micro-LED's become a thing and affordable just like OLED's are these days.

[@jacekwisniewski5989]

Great video, thanks for all the work. It'd be great if you could test both 27" and 32" variants of mini LCD IPS KTC monitors (or at least one of those). I've heard a lot of good about those products (and a lot of hype in the same time, sometimes with paid reviews) but I trust your judgment and thorough testing the most.

[@chasebemis1976]

I'd be really interested in some gaming experience comparisons between the HDR experience of these top 4k monitors and the 42" and 48" OLED TV offerings, specifically for desktop pc gaming. Does it matter that we can get higher refresh rates on 4k monitors when the pc hardware is nowhere near 240 fps at 4k support when the OLED TV's are targeting 144hz in some cases with rumored higher on new models in the works? I currently have a 35" ultrawide 1440p at 100hz on an IPS panel, I want to upgrade, but I feel like I'm missing something about the closing gap between TVs and monitors for pc gaming, what do I lose or gain going one way or the other.

[@drunkhusband6257]

HDR is always trash, leave it off, never use it.

[@zfacersane272]

@@drunkhusband6257bruh…

[@robertmotion6100]

i managed to pick up the Gigabyte Aorus FO32U2P for £900 brand new in the uk so went with that i love this monitor :)

[@dunar1005]

I see that the dell alien wear version of the Odyssey v3 4k qdoled version has a glossy coating. Does this mean it will purple tint more?

[@norcal773]

When are dual mode 1440 - 4k coming out?

[@nitroxi10]

What would be the best sources for trusted 4k monitor reviews for office work?

[@soulsmouls]

Why is there no non-OLED options with a glossy screen?

[@SPSteve]

Are we going to get a 34"+ 4k (5k) ultrawide this year?

[@Arvi_The_Clown]

LG is working on it apparently.

[@SPSteve]

@@Arvi_The_Clown I saw some info about a 39" 5k ultrawide. That would be about perfect.

[@ottson]

10:49 What's the icon/app furthest to the right?

[@V2inur]

You are the only monitor reviewer I trust

[@AlexSoubannarath]

I got the HP Omen Transcend QD Oled and it has been amazing. You do get DisplayPort 2.1 but only works via DSC at 240 hz.

[@NukeThePeace]

Could you do something like this for Gaming OLED TVs?

[@Skurkitty]

I'm so close to pulling the trigger on the Samsung Odyssey G80SD, a QD OLED w/ a Matte finish sounds perfect as I game with overhead ambient lightning. Would love to see a review but I'm sure I'll buy it before that happens.

[@BlazeBullet]

Glad My M28u is still amazing!!!

[@shamrock-]

It's rumored that the LG C5 tvs are expected to have the MLA layer and 240 hz. If so, I'll be buying the c5 43 inch.

[@CaLiKiLLa01]

Love my Alienware.

[@samvega827]

I just got the gigabye m28u because of your recommendations and it was only 330usd I'm really happy with my purchase and I haven't got it yet lol.

[@jonahfeldman374]

Let me know if you like it!

[@RyanFennec]

Id love to see a review on the samsung 57CG952 that behemoth is quite a spectacle to me and would love to see how it truly performs

[@jawnTem]

I purchased the Dell a while back when you reviewed it on another "Best Monitor" content. It was about $1300+ at the time, and went down drastically, shortly after purchase. Lol! Luck of the draw I guess. I'm more than happy with it. I got the 32" mainly because I'm kinda losing my eyesight. Age! I may be mistaken, but I was thinking that a 32" would be easier to read/watch than one at 27". I haven't found anything on that aspect yet, though!

[@Hamza-yu1ur]

I have the 42 C2 and I’m wondering if any of the 32” QD oleds would be an upgrade, like the MSI MPG 321URX. I don’t mind going down in size.

[@sirjonsmithiii992]

I have a 48 inch and will be going with either a 32 inch or upcoming 34 ultrawide. The PPI is very noticeable. I would guess even for the 42 inch. I am going to leave my 48 for movie watching in the background/second screen.

[@OtakuGamer.1412]

can you make video about best 49 inch and maybe review Philips envy 49 inch

[@stormrider01]

What about the MSI MAG 322 UPF?

[@yoke27]

The 27" LG GR93U is $386.99 with coupon on the Amazon US site right now. I bought one of these for my son a few months ago. It's a nice monitor.

[@desild5869]

Is there a flat version of the G7?

[@thordomr]

How about the best budget 32" 1440p monitors.

[@flamespirit1]

What about AOC U27G3X 4K 160Hz IPS monitor ?

[@Ryu.86]

Should I go ($520-$600) 32-in 4k ips 144hz or ($500-$600) 27-inch 1440p qd-oled 240hz?

[@Treporos]

QD OLED ULTRAWIDE: currently the AW3423DWF and MPG 341CQPX are the same price in my region, this channels videos usually conclude the video by saying to just get the alienware(when comparing oled ultrawides), but with price out of the question surely the msi is just better? or is the alienware still the recommended choice?

[@tpbriplahey7384]

What about new releases for the new GPU season ?

[@Bausaw]

We need an IPS list.

[@zenon3021]

Is there any practical reason why you might want to wait for this winter's new GPU's that'll have DP 2.1 and get a DP 2.1 monitor to go with it?

[@hipooy]

11:22 in mi region the best 27 4k monitor is MSI MPG 274URF QD its around 400USD

[@threatz7589]

What do you think about the InnoCN 32M2V? It is a Mini Led AHVA Panel with 1000+ local dimming zones

[@RussellMania8086]

The Odyssey Neo G7 is currently $476 USD at Amazon. I got mine a year ago and paid over $900. This is a pretty sweet deal imho.