The Best Budget Monitor Gets Better - AOC 24G2SP Review

[@randxalthor]

Thanks for putting this together! It's really nice to be able to keep track of updates to good products. I love my PX247 that I bought on your recommendation a while back, and my next upgrade will almost certainly be another reliably good offering you've reviewed.

[@jonathanr4160]

I wish higher end monitors would skip the random extra features that bring the cost up. I don't understand who cares about RGB on the back of their monitor or fancy designs/stands, especially when no one can see the back of the monitor anyways.

[@jonathanr4160]

@Stein Mauer I spend on high end monitors and just don't want the features regardless of how much $ it costs. I mean to each their own but just because I want a high end panel and good build quality, doesn't mean I want gamery designs and RGB.

[@AmbientWanderer]

@@jonathanr4160 the majority of people do care about that . these companies are not thick. they know theior target audience

[@iamspencerx]

11 years old Kevin cares about RGB

[@EliteStrange]

[Please help ]. I have 2 monitors available at the same price one is an AOC 24G2sp and one Gigabyte G24 F2 I want one for competitive gaming IDC about colours at all I just want better performance and less input lag so which one I should buy please let me know as soon as possible

[@aahmad.]

@@EliteStrange the aoc has much less input lag from what ive seen

[@dragonbaka1]

Thanks for the review and all the information, finally made up my mind! got the G24SP just today because of this vid... IT ROCKS!! :D

[@abdulaziz3982]

Is the monitor worth it..??

[@dev.faizan]

aoc 24g2sp vs ASUS vg249q3a which is better

[@sitordan]

I've been wanting to buy one of the monitors in this series since 2019's 24G2, but something always prevented me from pulling the trigger. Today, I finally bought the 24G2SP. Thank you, "Hardware on Box" for all the relevant information.

[@jeredespanola]

how much did you buy it for and from where?

[@sitordan]

@@jeredespanola Bought it from a local online retailer (Europe-Romania) for around 180 Euros.

[@TheDravic]

@@sitordan Well, how do you like it?

[@sitordan]

@@TheDravic It's really great. Colours are good. Brightness is fine. It has lots of I/O and freesync is amazing.

[@TheDravic]

@@sitordan You're using it with AMD Radeon, I presume, since you mention Freesync rather than G-Sync Compatible. I'll pair it with RTX 2070 SUPER. Also, which version are you using? In Europe there are two: 24G2SPAE/BK is the one I am getting, it's less expensive. I was worried about the differences between that one versus 24G2SPU/BK.

[@zheega2184]

Love your monitor reviews. One thing that I'd like to see is reviewing monitors that have primarily great picture quality, while still being OK for games - so above 75Hz refresh rate and adaptive-sync.

[@BRAWGWill]

I'm really confused by all the different variants of the AOC 24G2. Can you make a video explaining the differences please?

[@khaledxox]

For anyone asking it indeed works with the ps5 1080p 120hz looks amazing

[@jay-markadriano7601]

thank you for this review! just bought this unit and currently typing with it. It's a good experience, given the price.

[@iamfrog6747]

I think it'd be a bit more interesting to try different models out in the 1080p section like the G24F (2), or VG249Q(1a) rather than just going back to the refresh of already reviewed models but oh well

[@estebanguerrero682]

I love this content, thanks so much for this very in depth monitor reviews this is what I needed to know in order to buy as a newly educated consumer, I hope you still can make these videos and specially the budget and midrange cathegory. Much love

[@CymBan]

That OSD is exactly the same one I have on my AOC 2353 that I bought 10yrs ago and still use today as a side monitor. So they're really milking the R&D from that implementation :)

[@dustojnikhummer]

I bought my first monitor in 2015, a 21.5 AOC. OSD is also identical. It has an advantage, the windows i-menu app still works, even though they pulled downloads

[@dustojnikhummer]

I just noticed them being sold in my country a few days ago, review just on time!

[@Shaqmove]

Could have published this review earlier. This variant has been popping off from local stores here and bought the 24G2 and now im here. But its fine im totally happy with it

[@konga382]

It's nice to see the budget market not being completely neglected, but is this not just the exact same monitor as the original 24G2 but with a +21 Hz overclock applied? What panel is the original 24G2 shipping with these days? Because that's been $160 lately, so if they're shipping the Panda panel again, then I don't think I could recommend people spend $20 on a slightly higher refresh rate that doesn't feel any higher due to high response times. But if all the Panda panels are going in this model and the 24G2 will now be BOE only, then getting this one could still be a good idea. Panel lotteries really need to stop.

[@GewelReal]

BOE was a temporary fix for lack of original Panda panels. AOC said they are discontinuing the models with BOE panel

[@GewelReal]

And Hardware Unboxed did make a video on this topic and showed which serial numbers to look out for to know which panel you are getting

[@DeeSnow97]

I for one really like that at least they're fixing their earlier fuckup with the panels. Bought two 24G2s just before the 2020 version was released, then one of them broke on me later, and I couldn't be sure that AOC was going to send an old one as a replacement, or a new one. Ended up buying a third monitor so I'd definitely have at least two matching ones, and gave my sister the third, so it worked out in the end, but would have preferred to not have to do that. At least with the 24G2SP you can replace a broken 24G2 2019 without this hassle (although they probably won't send you that one as a warranty replacement)

[@tmifb9926]

Panda panels super energy efficient

[@geck-W]

I'm pretty sure the BOE panels were a temporary thing because they had a supply chain issue, and they switched back to the Panda panels once it was resolved. AOC made a statement about it somewhere. So you're actually unlikely to find new ones with the BOE panel.

[@oibafdiaz]

Great review Tim. Would've love to see some testing on VRR flicker. I have the original Panda 24G2 paired with a 2060S and it's an issue, specially with menus in games and even some apps. Hope this new one has better G-sync compatibility.

[@MariuszCiechomski]

I also have the original 24G2, at what kind of refresh rates do you experience flicker? My unit has issues with anything below 60Hz, above that it's pretty much flawless. I also recall reading a review stating that G-Sync is only stable above 60Hz.

[@branchprediction9923]

Just some advice, if ur playing competetivelly, just play uncapped and without any sync whatsoever. Enable low latecy mode on whatever gpu makers software u have.

[@oibafdiaz]

@@MariuszCiechomski Yeah that's pretty much my case too. In gameplay it runs great, but the main issue I find is that some games lock their framerate to lower values in menus and it can be a bit distracting. Warzone is a good example.

[@jgvtc559]

In menus set Frame cap it to like 120 or 60

[@axxdrian]

I had a 24G2E which I bought on 2021 which I chose because of one of your reviews, it then sadly broke similarly to what other users had encountered (corrupted screen), I was lucky to have it still eligible for RMA, ended up getting this 24G2SPE as a replacement with no additional cost.

[@GoatChease]

In regards to your final thoughts about manufacturers sometimes making refreshes much worse or more expensive... Seriously, what is the deal with that?

[@Jsteeezz]

A lot of refreshes these days are just stealth price hikes as things have become more expensive to make. Much easier to discontinue and old product and introduce a newer product at higher msrp than trying to raise an existing msrp.

[@GewelReal]

@@Jsteeezz add a small thing that costs producer 5$ and sell it as new product for 100$ more. Capitalism in a nutshell

[@DadGamingLtd]

@@GewelReal you'd be surprised at what components cost these days. A factor of 10 increase is not even rare on a lot of stuff.

[@nebraskajones7593]

Welcome to capitalism. Please place your wallet on the counter and bend over.

[@quinnocent]

Great monitor review, as usual. I've gotta say, I did miss the intro music and intro sequence. The HUB intro is probably my favorite on any KZbin channel I'm subscribed to.

[@PainterVierax]

the old HUB intro was way better.

[@Richard-tj1yh]

Compare BOE and LG panel variants of hp x27q please

[@Excen_]

hey tim, heard that the boe panel is discontinued, so whoever is ordering the original 24g2 will get the panda panel can confirm cuz i ordered the 24g2 back in early march for my brother and i got the panda panel

[@Owen-fn8ff]

Thanks, Tim. I picked it up from Amazon Japan, it’s the cheapest quality 1080p monitor here by far and only 130 usd dollars. Very happy, cheers for the review.

[@SlayzzFPS]

Thoughts after the past year?

[@swecreations]

Don't get why they didn't advertise it as having 400nits and 1500:1 contrast, that would instantly make it seem like a much more premium panel.

[@danw7864]

Bought an Aero 16 OLED (got on a sale) it’s not a perfect laptop but one thing that was interesting is even tho the panel is 60 hz my eyes are maybe happier with it than my 3440x1440p 144hz LG. I feel like the response times even though it’s 60 hz matters a lot compared to slower response times and higher refresh.

[@bardofhighrenown]

I usually play my games on an old, high-end plasma display and I agree. The look of super high contrast, nearly instant response times to my eye is far more pleasing than higher refresh rates.

[@jonasberge]

Can you review the new AOC Q24G2A? Thank you very much for your in-depth work!

[@HopemanGG]

It's just insane how good this channel is.

[@ilpastor]

It's very interesting to see the comparison between what the manufacturer advertise and what the reality is

[@deibiseu9959]

TURN ON GSYNC!!!! I was about to return my monitor back in because the image just looked so wonky and ugly compared to my older 24G2 until I looked at my nvidia settings. My problem was that the text had harsh chromatic aberration and aliasing. Corners of the monitors were horribly affected. To fix the image, right click on your desktop screen, select NVIDIA Control Panel, go to display > Set up G-SYNC. It will restart the monitor and you'll have to reconfigure your audio settings. I can now see a visible difference between 165hz and 144hz now -- and my monitor doesn't look like doo doo anymore. It was a complete fix! Sometimes after booting up the image goes wonky, but I turn the monitor on and off by pressing the power button and the image returns to perfect.

[@killerqueenbiteszadasto]

Thank u bro , i was also about to return it 😂😂

[@kimberly4275]

The real problem with this screen is that its way too bright. It literally hurts my eyes lol

[@deibiseu9959]

@@kimberly4275 turn on HDR, it should lower brightness and turn up darkness (I think)

[@tommyshoe-star1426]

As you said I have an older G2 and everytime I´m calibrating and trying to change the settings in the menu of the display I hate the guys for putting the buttons there...

[@Rahulchandra95]

27 Inch 1440P 240 Hz OLED monitor is what I am waiting for.

[@achannelhasnoname5182]

I'd love a 32 inch 4k 144 Hertz OLED Panel. It's really weird why no manufacturer can make monitors like that, considering the LG C2 42 inch TV exists and costs less than 1k.

[@-BarathKumarS]

Check lg's website,it is about to release in a month or two but product description page is up now.

[@AmbientWanderer]

exactly this. and that is the exact reason why i'm not gonna spend a ton of money on an IPS or VA panel.

[@khanfarm321]

Hey Tim. Great review. Been following the new channel since the start. Love your content. What is your opinion on Gigabyte G24F? I've seen reviews in which it has compared quite favorably to its AOC counterpart.

[@atom608]

I have been using this monitor for the past month now and its the best value by far and design is really nice for the price. Flat bezels that blend in and the brightness is more than enough for a room that gets afternoon sun shining in. First monitor iv used with Gsync/freesync and honestly playing a game at 60-80fps with freesync feels like 100fps on a non freesync monitor, magic stuff

[@XDHOSSAM]

does it run 165 or 144 i dont understand ?

[@Valentin_oh]

@@XDHOSSAMI believe it depends on ur plug

[@HardyDimension]

I thought this monitor is just supported G-Sync Compatible only. Can it supports VRR for AMD GPU?

[@paradiseb5950]

Does it have ghosting on 60fps?

[@ayubmaruf3074]

How does it compare to lenovo g24 20?

[@SupremeDP]

Tim, you need to review the Gigabyte G24F. I'm surprised you haven't looked at it yet. It gives the AOC a run for it's money.

[@AmbientWanderer]

it's not as good. Certainly not in terms of contrast and color accuracy.

[@doctorfresh3856]

Are you guys going to review the Samsung Odyssey ARK? 😎

[@chakko007]

Nice that it has such a grat contrast ratio. That's something I really appreciate on the 2019 model.

[@paulmoadibe9321]

thanks for the review ! 👍👍

[@Nayr7928]

Got mine yesterday and it's great. It's better than my brother's Asus VG249Q1R that had little to no reviews online and he bought it for $55 more. Compared it side by side and the brightness, contrast and colors are a lot better. This one looks closer to what I can see on my phone. Reds are red here while it is orange in my brother's, great buy. Only issue I have is it's unusable in pitch dark rooms since it's still super bright at the lowest setting. Unless I turn on my room light which is super bright I'd have a headache from the brightness of the display. Turning down the contrast from 50 and the brightness setting to zero helps a little tho.

[@adityachaudhari1579]

Can we do these tests you do on our monitors or is there some special external equipment required? I have a pretty old VA panel whose actual figures I can't find online. I wanna see just how bad it's response time, ghosting, etc. is.

[@samgoff5289]

You literally use the monitor to see ghosting

[@adityachaudhari1579]

@@samgoff5289 yeah but I'd like numbers cause I've only owned one so can't really compare

[@popifrex1993]

@@adityachaudhari1579 if you see dark/white trails on moving stuff on screen you have an inverse ghosting/overshoot problem, very easy to spot. If stuff becomes overly blurry a higher overdrive setting might help. On my monitor for example, it becomes unusable with flicker and overshoot with vrr on, but if its static 120hz there's no overshoot or inverse ghosting. Play around with the settings on your display and you'll notice the diferences. And yes you need specialized hardware for the actual numbers

[@Volker_A4]

It's really hard to see without anything to compare. Tbh I wouldn't bother with much testing. Just feel safe in the knowledge that any highly rated monitor will be far better.

[@GewelReal]

Go to a shop with your monitor and place it next to new monitors and just use them side-by-side. Unless it's somehow illegal to test and compare equipment where you live

[@myew]

Still using the 24G2, I'm happy with it. I might like to up to 1440p eventually next time I need one.

[@myew]

I'ma press X to doubt.

[@Lithium50]

Is your monitor still working?

[@salsaran3320]

Great Review! Would love to see a review and comparison of the BenQ EX2510S as well.

[@flemmingelbech-madsen3166]

So would i !

[@SigmaDroneView]

I have the aoc 27g2 does it have similar results? Do you have a "best setting" video for making sure I can get the most out of my monitor.

[@charredolive]

AOC has been the go to budget brand for me since 2019

[@fVNzO]

What's exactly stopping OLED 240+hz from becoming a thing? Response times are easily capable of very high refresh rates. Display controllers missing? The incessant focus on 4k/high dpi monitors?

[@Lewis360]

Manufacturers want to sell us DOA technology.

[@raawesome3851]

For competitive gamers? To be honest, the burn in concerns is concerning still.

[@emmata98]

also what is stopping oled true hdr at 1440p?

[@KenSicX]

The production cost is still high. They wanted more profit. No one gonna buy it if they sell them with a lowest price of $2000.

[@DimkaTsv]

Price and burn-in issue

[@ИванБунин-р6о]

Hi. Do you have a calibrated ICC profile for AOC 24G2SP?

[@AmbientWanderer]

im not sure. did you find out?

[@ИванБунин-р6о]

@@AmbientWanderer No. I am looking ICC profile for AOC 24G2SP

[@EndemicMiLi]

Me too

[@HamzOnHots]

Love all the reviews you do,was just wondering if this monitor is compatible for the 120hz/fps on the ps5?

[@luukherfst1209]

Yes it is. It's max refresh rate over the hdmi port is 144hz. PS5 uses hdmi only. Max refresh rate over the displayport is 240hz.

[@allengomez026]

Will you be reviewing the AOC24g2SE? I would like to see it being tested since its much more cheaper than the base aoc24g2, the only difference is that its a VA panel while the based one is IPS

[@ultravisitors]

I'm looking to buy that, from GTID's review it seems it has great color accuracy, brightness and contrast, obviously.

[@itsspectral1718]

How can a monitor have slower response times but a higher refresh rate? Wouldn't that mean that this monitor isn't actually hitting 165hz?

[@raiyankhanmajlis6112]

Any chance you'd cover the fastest 60hz/75hz monitors? A lot of budget builders and students often do not have money for higher refresh rates, and would rather get a lower latency 60hz display. There's barely any info about what the fastest 60/75hz is and I personally am suffering after purchasing a 60hz display thats laggier than my last one.

[@raiyankhanmajlis6112]

before anyone gives me deals about some great budget 144hz monitor, I live in an area where there's no amazon delivery and cheap monitors have hiked up prices.

[@lowzyyy]

@@raiyankhanmajlis6112 monitors are only cheap in US. In my country Serbia everything is higher for 30%+

[@GewelReal]

60/75Hz monitor are literally the most garbage panels that often cannot even hit 90Hz or are from the cheapest production line I'd rather get a used 144Hz monitor. Seriously, DON'T get 60Hz monitors (not even overcloking saves them as they often stop at like 80Hz)

[@vator_rs]

@@lowzyyy ehhh, we get screwed over because of EU VAT, and our own import taxes. You can find brand new AOC 24G2 for 180 euros, I'd say that's fair enough price.

[@raiyankhanmajlis6112]

@@GewelReal Nope, just checked every local platform for used goods, not a single used 144hz matches the price of a 60/75hz monitor (without having a broken panel). I'd really just like to get a responsive 60/75hz monitor with low input lag. A good example would be the Asus VP228HE 75hz(which went out of stock). There isn't a single good review of monitors of this class, mostly just unboxing videos discussing how nice the monitor looks.

[@iLawfGaming]

Best buy has a sale on hp x32 gaming monitor 1440 165hz 31.5inch display for $199 USD, normally $389 USD. Picked one up in store today, can also be ordered for pick up and maybe delivery.

[@Pegaloo]

there is boost overdrive option in AOC 24G2SP when adaptive- Sync off what about it cause when I use it the brightness get lower but I can see mush better it;s like the resolution been more sharper

[@Dakenir]

I bought it from Amazon, and after 4 days of use, a horizontal line appeared in the middle of the screen so I have to send it back. Yikes... guess it could have happened to any monitor anyway

[@overmind13]

is AOC 24G2SPAE/BK same as this one?

[@EpicCartofan]

A little bit late but yeah. The spae version means that the monitor stand is cheaper and worse, and the bk means color black

[@JosePto]

What about BenQ EX240?

[@mcrazza]

Any chance of reviewing the EX2510S variant? Refresh rate has been bumped to 165hz along with other additions and subtractions.

[@Chuckles_MTB]

Really enjoying the monitor specific videos, although I can;t help feeling that they need a short intro, maybe the Hardware Unboxed bit with an orange theme rather than blue?

[@Lies_Voon]

I, personally, would eradicate intros from the face of the earth, because they waste time. Especially when watching a lot of videos they quickly become annoying. I appreciate when creators don't use them.

[@shiroganekatsuki2940]

Just got one for 120 usd, is it any good for the price now?

[@volumeleet7667]

Hi, just ordered AOC 24G2SPU and on box and in osd it says it has G-Sync. I am confused, so it does not have FreeSync?

[@VIGONI]

I own same model, soo i can confirm it has both features.

[@volumeleet7667]

@@VIGONI Damn, I actually have AOC 24G2SPU/BK and it is g-sync only.

[@V1ckNo]

what about gigabyte g24f, i saw a lot of comparison, any thoughts?

[@Dianaranda123]

A review of the Dell G3223Q would be really awesome, i cant seem to find any decent indepth reviews of it it seems.

[@sc337]

Hi, is the Acer XV240YP still relevant as one of the best budget gaming monitor? How is it compared to the 24G2SP?

[@sipansibabdreddknot5179]

finally been waiting for timmy to review thisfinally been waiting for timmy to review this

[@Tantaku]

they honestly could go for an even more aggressive overdrive, that peak overshoot is super good on strong

[@gryniu88]

any iiyama review in future ?

[@ramstein7879]

Is it possible to get 120hz on this monitor with a PS5 with it having just HDMI 1.4?

[@illmind4422]

We need a budget option for content creation... Please do something

[@KunalVaidya]

Please also make video on budget UHD 32 inch category, VX3211-4K-mhd is at entry level and many other models are much more expensive, but are they really so much better than the entry level

[@shanksisnoteventhatstrongbruh]

i wonder how well the Gigabyte G24F competes vs this and the OG 24G2 since it occupies the same price bracket.

[@skupire6547]

just picked two of these up for my niece @ 150$, bummed to hear about the false response times, hopefully its not too noticeable

[@coolamericano]

We need a review of the new 24g4 please

[@hupiscratch110]

strange that this model is arriving in Brazil with a VA panel. I wonder why they needed to change it

[@shahrukhwolfmann6824]

I wanna hear your thoughts on VESA ClearMR motion blur clarity certification for displays. Thank you Tim.

[@fisthero6244]

Thoughts if I should get this or the AOC 27G2sp

[@islaymmm]

Will you take a look at the EX2510S? I'm curious as to how you evaluate it against the original EX2510

[@weriq2]

24g2z 240hz review?

[@paradiseb5950]

How do i calibrate this monitor if i’m on ps5? I can’t use icc.

[@Lemard77]

Is there a chance you could review some older monitors like the Gigabyte G27Q and Viewsonic VX2758-2KP-MHD? To see how they stand up against more modern ones with the new testing methodology.

[@MrSolvalou]

Tim, are you also planning to review EX2510S? It's waay cheaper than 24G2SP here in Europe

[@nekomancer350]

Doesn't changing the brightness also change the calibration?

[@SamuHell782]

Pity no mention of AOC G-Menu OSD

[@joshholmes1372]

Bought one on black friday...already not powering on randomly. Guess it's time for an RMA. What a PITA

[@irfanmohd091]

will this adaptive sync work on my xbox series s which has AMD chip?

[@ok0_m]

can i use it for xbox ss and run games at 120fps?

[@Deathsead747]

Watching this on the BOE 24G2 panel, I was kind of tempted to "upgrade" but turns out it really isn't all that much different. Moreover, at least to my untrained eyes the factory colour quality looks amazing and on par with my mate's Panda 24G2 variant, which is kinda surprising.

[@hoodiegamer9256]

How does this compare to the Onn equivalent of it? The 165Hz 24" IPS one.

[@Ph42oN]

Seeing that response time performance, looks like at lower end it is better to go with TN, IPS gets fast enough only in some more expensive monitors.

[@erkangogercin4751]

Is the 27G2SP the exact same one just bigger?

[@dhruvschultz]

I would love a review of the sceptre E275B-FPT168. It’s a 27/24inch, FHD, 165hz, IPS display which in my opinion seems like a better value. How does this stack up to it?

[@softbread4975]

Does anyone know if Unboxed talked about these Viewsonic monitors? XG2405-2 XG2405 OMNI VX2418-P-MHD VX2405-P-MH

[@shanksisnoteventhatstrongbruh]

🙏please a review of the XG2431🙏

[@manos2495]

Great video! One question please. Is the monitor g-sync compatible? If not, do you recommend it for nvdia gpu owners? Thank you.

[@vedwinrd3104]

please do the review of the lg ultragear 24GN650-B! 🔥

[@muhammedleo]

What do you think is better aoc 27g2sp vs Benq ex2710s For compatetive gaming ??

[@HardyDimension]

As I know if the monitor is only support AMD FreeSync and I am using a Nvidia graphic card, it could also turn on the G-Sync Compatible setting from the Nvidia Control Panel for running the VRR (Variable Refresh Rate). However, the AOC 24G2SP is only support *G-Sync Compatible* but not any AMD FreeSync/Premium or above. Hence, I would like to know how can I use the VRR if I am using an AMD graphic card?👀

[@Razor7557]

Recently bought this one... and got a faulty unit with broken 1/4 of the backlight. That gave me rather horrible first impression of AOC quality control... so I ended up getting a Gigabyte G24F instead which a lot of reviewers in Poland claim to be very comparable to AOC(a little worse colors than AOC, but not by much), but with better build quality and slightly better GTG response times.

[@zakkthewzrd]

is the gtg response time difference noticable? i cant choose between these 2 monitors,i play valorant and cs but i will mostly play AAA games.(since im upgrading from a 13 yo 60hz tn panel i wanna experience ips and enjoy good colors but im afraid the response times difference is a deal breaker)

[@Razor7557]

@@zakkthewzrd As I wrote previously Gigabyte actually has slightly better gtg response time(At least at proper Overdrive setting, most people recommend one called "Smart OD" which I also set, and it looks really good to me, while others say setting called "Picture Quality" is better.), but a little bit worse color coverage than AOC. I was unable to test AOC gtg responses, since the one I got arrived with quarter of the backlight dead and I just returned it. There's also some people saying Gigabyte sometimes has horrible IPS glow in upper corners of the screen... but in case of mine it's just a little bit in left corner, and it's only visible when entire screen is displaying black. Here's a review discussing the Gigabyte one in more detail: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXaYqpJujN2Sqas

[@Mayhem888]

And if you compare this monitor with HP X24ih ?

[@SoloRelic]

Dell SD2721DGF vs LG GP850 which one is good for productivity and gaming ?

[@filiptrifunovic7763]

Is this apply also for bigger version 27G2SP?

[@skyerogue]

Could you please if possible do a video on the best big (38-44") non-oled 16:9 monitors that are great for both gaming and productivity?

[@skyerogue]

These are the monitors I found: Acer Predator CG437K Sbmiipuzx 42.5" / Acer Predator CG437K Pbmiiippuzx 43", the AORUS FV43U 43" and the ASUS ROG Swift PG43UQ 43” / ASUS ROG Strix XG438Q 43”.

[@sIayerz]

Any plans to review BenQ's new 1440p ex2710q. Apparently has had a panel change recently thats worse.

[@christofferandersson3322]

What the difference from this and Aoc 24g2spu? Are those the same? Cheers

[@WilliamChoochootrain]

Are monitor reviews moving to this channel from now on?