Monitors
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Showing 49-60 of 97 products
7/10
Samsung
Monitors
Samsung Odyssey G4
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21
49% positive
Fast IPS panel with low input lag — rtings rates it highly for competitive gaming, and owners consistently report feeling a real difference over their previous 144Hz or VA panels
FreeSync/G-Sync Compatible support over DisplayPort, giving Nvidia and AMD users access to adaptive sync without needing expensive G-Sync hardware
HDR10 label is effectively meaningless — only 400 nits brightness with no local dimming, which multiple users confirmed is 'fake HDR' that performs worse than SDR in most content
8/10
Asus
Monitors
Asus ROG Swift OLED PG32UCDP
35
8
81% positive
4K WOLED panel delivers outstanding blacks and contrast with zero color fringing — a key advantage over QD-OLED rivals for productivity and text-heavy work
Dual-mode operation supports 4K @ 240Hz for demanding games and FHD @ 480Hz for competitive titles, offering genuine flexibility in a single display
DisplayPort 1.4 only — no DP 2.1 support is a real limitation and a recurring complaint; the Gigabyte FO32U2 Pro is the only 32-inch WOLED offering DP 2.1 at this class
8/10
Asus
Monitors
Asus TUF Gaming VG259QM5A
11
4
73% positive
240Hz panel with G-Sync Compatible and FreeSync Premium support — users can run both ELMB and G-Sync simultaneously, a rare feature at this price tier
Fast IPS panel with 0.3ms response time delivers excellent motion clarity with zero noticeable ghosting at default overdrive settings
Stand is very limited — only tilt and swivel, no height adjustment and no portrait/pivot mode, requiring a monitor arm for proper ergonomics
7/10
MSI
Monitors
MSI MAG 27CQ6F
20
21
49% positive
QHD 1440p resolution at 27 inches delivers noticeably sharp visuals, widely praised by users upgrading from 1080p panels
180Hz refresh rate with Adaptive Sync (VRR) works over both DisplayPort and HDMI, including confirmed G-Sync compatibility on Nvidia systems
Ghosting and black smearing are real issues at default settings, particularly in dark scenes and slow-paced games — the 'Fast' overdrive mode causes overshoot, while 'Normal' is the practical workaround
7/10
ASRock
Monitors
ASRock PG27QFT1B
21
20
51% positive
Exceptional price-to-specs ratio: 27-inch IPS, 1440p, 180Hz available under $200, a combination that cost $800+ just a few years ago
IPS panel delivers solid color accuracy and wide viewing angles compared to VA alternatives at the same price point
No sRGB clamp mode at all — not even a broken one — meaning wide-gamut DCI-P3 output is always on, causing oversaturated skin tones and inaccurate colors for most SDR content
6/10
ASRock
Monitors
ASRock Challenger CL27FFA
10
0
100% positive
27-inch IPS panel at 1080p 120Hz for under $90 makes it one of the most affordable monitors in its size class
IPS panel means decent color accuracy and wide viewing angles compared to TN alternatives at the same price point
1080p on a 27-inch panel results in noticeably lower pixel density — text and fine detail look softer than on a 24-inch 1080p or 27-inch 1440p display
8/10
Dell
Monitors
Dell Alienware AW2725DF
29
14
67% positive
360Hz QD-OLED panel delivers a genuinely distinct experience in competitive games like CS2, with users consistently describing motion as 'buttery smooth' and noting real-world advantages in fast-paced scenarios
Factory color calibration is among the best measured on any monitor, with MonitorsUnboxed rating sRGB dE performance in the 1.0 range — meaningfully better than its own sibling, the AW2725D, which measures around 6.0 dE in the same test
sRGB gamma 2.2 in Creator mode is inaccurate out of the box — actual behavior is closer to gamma 2.0, causing lifted blacks and washed-out colors; users must apply custom ICC profiles or third-party workarounds like novideo_srgb to fix it
7/10
LG
Monitors
LG UltraGear OLED 27GS93QE-B
23
17
57% positive
240Hz at 0.03ms response time delivers a noticeably smoother experience — multiple owners coming from IPS panels describe the motion clarity as 'night and day' for fast-paced games
Deep blacks and OLED contrast impress in dark-room gaming, with owners praising the color accuracy even through the matte coating after proper calibration
Aggressive matte anti-glare coating visibly reduces perceived contrast and color vibrancy compared to glossy OLED panels — owners switching from glossy OLED TVs like the LG C2 report feeling underwhelmed
7/10
LG
Monitors
LG UltraGear OLED 27GX790A-B
23
18
56% positive
480Hz delivers the best motion clarity available in its price range — competitive gamers report it feels noticeably smoother than 240Hz OLED alternatives, even when not fully utilizing the refresh rate
Frequently discounted to $650–790 USD, making it the cheapest 480Hz OLED on the market — often cheaper than 360Hz QD-OLED models from competing brands
The matte anti-glare coating is a consistent complaint — multiple users describe it as 'grainy' and 'dirty-looking,' and some returned the monitor specifically because it made text clarity unacceptable for mixed work/gaming use
7/10
AOC
Monitors
AOC Q27G3XMN
32
12
73% positive
Mini LED backlight delivers genuine HDR1000 performance at a budget price — around 1000 nits peak, 336 local dimming zones, and ~96% DCI-P3 coverage that owners describe as night-and-day over standard IPS HDR
Native contrast ratio around 4500:1 produces blacks that rival entry-level OLED in dark scenes, making horror, space, and cinematic single-player games look dramatically better than IPS alternatives
VA viewing angles are a genuine problem at close distances — users seated two feet away report visible gamma shift and washed-out edges, especially with UI elements and static HUD content in the corners of the screen
8/10
Dell
Monitors
Dell Alienware AW3425DW
30
15
67% positive
240Hz refresh rate on a Gen 2 QD-OLED panel is a genuine leap for competitive and fast-paced gaming — users upgrading from 120–165Hz IPS consistently report a noticeable improvement in smoothness and responsiveness.
OLED black levels and contrast make dark games and HDR content dramatically better than any IPS alternative — owners switching from IPS describe the difference in perceived image depth as immediately obvious.
Text fringing is a real and documented limitation of the triangular QD-OLED subpixel layout — users who spend 6–10 hours a day reading small text report discomfort or headaches, and at least one developer returned the monitor specifically for this reason.
6/10
Asus
Monitors
Asus ProArt Display PA32UCXR
15
25
38% positive
Roughly 2000 Mini-LED local dimming zones deliver HDR contrast that users describe as class-leading among LCD monitors, with peak brightness measured above 1500 nits — significantly exceeding its 1000-nit spec
99% AdobeRGB and 95% Rec.2020 color gamut coverage make it one of the widest-gamut monitors available for professional photo and video work
Recurring Thunderbolt port failures reported across multiple units — some users have gone through RMA replacements only to have the same bus failure repeat within months