The main things reinforced in this video are that monitor manufacturers continue to use random password generators to create their product names, and Tim is at Grandmaster level for saying those product names.
@@xNarutoShippuden After comparing a few monitors, I ended up going with the Asus XG27AQDMG. I picked it up yesterday and can't stop marveling over the picture quality 😁🤩 Which monitors are you looking at?
This, so much this. There are a lot of us who want the compromise solution for obvious reasons, and this has been the "OLEDs Unboxed" channel for quite some time now.
There was such a monitor mentioned in the video - AOC Q27G3XMN. I own this monitor and confirm that it is versatile and has a lot of advantages, it is the best monitor I have ever had.
The AOC AG276QZD2 is also a great buy, it’s the cheapest 1440p 240hz qd-oled available at 530€ (that’s European pricing, not sure if it’s available in the US)
What would your 4K OLED recommendation be for a content creator? I was sold on the Alienware till I learned DSC cannot be disabled on it without restricting a lot of control over image quality / color balance. Thanks!
Slight correction for the graphic displayed at 8:43, the G80SD has a matte coating, not glossy as is indicated at the top of the screen. Doesn't make a huge difference for performance, but is definitely noticeable, especially in bright environments.
I can confirm that. I have just received this model. I had a LG 42 c3, which gave me sickness so i had to make a switch. The screen very nice in a bright room, but has some drawbacks when using it for emtertainment.
I got the LG 27GN800-B ultragear from Best Buy a few months ago for 150 bucks on sale. 1440 p IPS. Works great on Xbox series X. I couldn’t believe the sale. It’s my first 1440 monitor.. I know I’m late to the party but it looks fantastic. I used the LG 24GN650-B 1080 p monitor for years and loved it. That monitor for the 14 inch resolution punches way above its class. I’m keeping it as a backup
I picked up the Dell Alienware AW2725DF QDOLED 360hrtz 27" 1440p and everytime I play BM Wukon, Warhammer, I am just amazed at this monitor, PS5 and switch look amazing as well but are limited to 120hrtz by HDMI but WOW. 3 months shy of a year and no issues. Best monitor I ever had.
Yea same here, would love to know about this monitor. It has a matte coating but it seems quite decent. It does have a strange issue with response times to white
can you do a review video of my life decisions please jokes aside your reviews are superb. no waffle, lots of info, well communicated, excellent production value. 10/10. i got my end game monitor (at least for next the next 5 - 7 years) but i still watch your reviews
These monitors have a 3 year warranty on burn in. it doesn't matter what causes the burn in you'll be covered for a replacement. Just use it to the end of the warranty and then force a burn in and then submit for warranty. that will get you extended life long enough to where it would be time to upgrade.
I find it hard to move to IPS QHD monitors after playing my PS5 on OLED 4K TV. The display quality and color density just feels off no matter how much I try not to focus on it. But you're right... The prices make you second guess again and again.
make sure it's not some bs panel from innolux or lg when it should be au optronics, these guys refuse to mention this but plenty people are complaining about dell and asus switching to cheaper panels with worse performance all around without saying anything
ive told them regularly for months, they refuse to change and the G2724d regurgitated over has had plenty of complaints of switching to cheaper panels with worse performance all around, same with the asus they kept recommending. that E2 is excellent though, best in class
Hello, I kinda need some help and landed on your channel, just to clarify MSI G274QPF-QD --> Gigabyte M27Q --> LG 27GP --> MSI G274GPX --> LG 27GR83Q ? They´re all pretty much the same price for me, I want the one with the fastest response time and lowest input delay, no ghosting etc. because I play lots of competetive shooters. so which one should I choose? Would really appreciate some help here, I´m really lost ..
I bought a 32 inch 4k / 144hz / HDR / IPS monitor for $319 on Amazon, and it turned out great! I was skeptical because I had never heard of the brand (CRUA), but it's been nearly impossible for me to find a 32 inch 4k monitor above 60 Hz for less than $400 (and the ones I do find are TN panels). So I took a chance when I saw this pop up, and I'm loving it!
I went to Best Buy the other day to see some of these monitors in person. Eventually, I came across a 4k, 32 inch 240 Hz model which convinced me that whenever I finally decide to build a gaming PC over the next couple of years, that I'll need to pair it with a 240 Hz monitor. However, I think a 32 inch monitor is just a bit too large for me. I don't there are any 27 inch, 4k, 240 Hz models on the market right now. But that would be ideal.
I really hope we can start getting 1440p 25” monitors in the future. Currently on 25” 1080p 360hz and not wanting to upgrade because I much prefer 25” for gaming compared to 27”.
I was hesitant to buy the Asus XG27ADMG because a lot of people on forums mentioned image retention or dead pixel issues, sometimes happening just days after purchase. I ended up going with the Gigabyte FO27Q3 instead, and so far, it’s been alright.
More you have buyers of a product, more you will have defects - more people will talk about it online. Humans also tends to remember negative instead of positive, so you only saw the negatives reviews and not positives, like mine
I grabbed the AW3423DWF from BB for $649 the minute it went on sale and LOVE it. I tried the Samsung G8 weeks prior and returned it because I already have a TV in my office and the remote was on yhe same frequency, so it kept powering bot devices on and off at the same time. 😮
Need help which ONE of these should I get?! I'm using 23 inch, does size make a diff? Twisted Minds TM27FHD165IPS / ASUS TUF Gaming VG27AQ1A / ASUS TUF Gaming VG249Q3A / ASUS TUF Gaming VG24VQE / ASUS TUF Gaming VG249Q3R If any of you have better recommendation, please recommend. Is MSI good if yes, which
What resolution do you feel is the best for most people? Currently I have a 1440p Viewsonic VX2728J-2K but I’ve thought I’d like an OLED and I do have an LG 48” C1 and it’s really just a stunning tv.
As always, thank you for your great effort and enthusiasm for these displays! Hoping I can get one of those 4k oleds one of these days, maybe 2 black friday's from now... There any plans to to review the ktc mini-led options or are they hard to get in Aus? No worries if so, but on paper they seem like really good options and I was curious to know the objective metrics. (specifically: m27t20 and m27p20 pro)
i really wanna get a OLED and the XG27AQDMG looks really good, and I'm thinking of getting it but Im kinda worried about burn in. i pretty much only use it for gaming and watching youtube/movies but still, is this a valid worry for this purpose?
Great review as always! Even though IPS panels have come a long way, i recently had to return an HP Omen 32Q monitor, just couldnt handle the IPS glow it had. (other than that, it was quite good) Fortunately OLED monitors pricing have come down quite a bit and finally snatched myself an AOC Agon AG326UD QD-OLED for 699€. Couldn't find many in-depth reviews on these online unfortunately.
LG C4 42inch super immersive and 4k gaming at 144 hz with the benefits of having the ability to use the smart tv part to stream 4k dolby Atmos/vision content without dealing with pc drm bs
just bought the xg27aqdmg. Absolutely stunning. the only bad thing is the position of the displayport. if you don't use an 90 degree adapter the cable is always visible. Or is there any fix I don't know?
the difference between Gigabyte FO32U2 and FO32U2P is, that the P version got displayport 2.1 , that other i guess dont have. Cause the new Rtx 50s get 2.1 DP and thats a advantage over the other
XG27AQDMG OR AW2725DF Does any of these have more DSC uses? What is the better pick out of the two? Neither have HDMI 2.1 so it would come down to panel type I guess?
Do you think the Samsung G8 QD-OLED Ultrawide is a better buy if I was able to purchase it for $549 USD? That's what the sale price I bought it for 2 days ago on Samsung website.
That's $150 less than what the stores offer. I would keep it if you don't mind having to power it up manually and it doesn't power on your Samsung TV like mine did. Otherwise, go with theAW3423DWF instead. It's $649 now at Best Buy.
Could you add a section or recommendations for best secondary monitors? as I'm currently looking for monitors that aren't too high priced but still at least above 120hz. Just to have as a 2nd or even 3rd screen for productivity.
Hi, thanks for the video. Any considerations on large display 42" 4K OLED (was considering either KTC or Philips, but not sure)? Do you know if 2025 will have more options in large displays and fast response time? Thanks.
The only non miniled monitor i'd recommend is Samsung Odyssey g6 s32bg65. Good contrast no visible VA black smearing, it almost feels like an IPS monitor but without the glow. It also has its own operating system.
Nothing beats the LG 48" evo....at three feet away, it's a difference between gaming on a 1990 27" Zenith vs gaming on an Imax screen. The object details look better and you could can see further. Also, BFI is butter smooth at 60hrz or 120hrz.
I hate how behind the LCD panels look in comparison to OLEDS but it does fit my use case or work by day, game by night and general browsing/static content
Hey, can you also make a video about using big 42" TVs like the LG C2/C3/C4 as a desktop monitor? Essentially it's multiple monitors in one when you run games in 1440p window mode. Can you explore that?
I know you test monitors but could you do a review of the stands that many of us use, are there differences, quality, any brand you know of, some of them can be very pricey, thank you.
what do you think about the ASUS TUF Gaming 27” 1440P Gaming Monitor (VG27AQML1A), if you want for multiplayer gaming? is that a better option then the MSI G274QPX and LG 27GR83Q if the budget is 300$?
I went for the Dell 2725D instead of the 2724D as a 1440p IPS 2nd monitor. The 25D is newer, has 180hz instead of 165 of the 24D, is 4ms slower in gtg-response time but 50€ cheaper than the 24D. I couldnt find any proper reviews of the Dell 2725D but those seem to be the differences. Aside from that they seem to be the same.
I work on my monitor 8-10 hours a day so can't have an OLED. I'm really wanting to get a 4K monitor or an ultrawide that uses proper HDR and a high refresh rate but I'm not sure a decent one exists. Would love to get your thoughts if there is anything about like this. Can nearly keep up with an OLED but no burn in chance!
Almost every 32" 4K OLED monitor for 2024 are insanely awesome and feature rich, with very small differences picture quality wise. Features are the better ways to differentiate, and that's a boon for consumers! You were instrumental in helping me select my monitor a month ago, and though it is not one you reviewed, it was a better choice over my other consideration, Dell Alienware AW3225QF. I chose the Samsung Odyssey G80SD as I love the inbuilt streaming, Bluetooth 5.3 peripheral and audio, USB Audio, integrated Philips Hue Sync TV App, advanced anti-glare coating (looks unreal, can't believe it's this good!), and remote control capabilities. It's an amazing monitor for my needs and especially for my highly reflective room, but I'm just happy to see so much good choice on the market catering for so many people!
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The main things reinforced in this video are that monitor manufacturers continue to use random password generators to create their product names, and Tim is at Grandmaster level for saying those product names.
why do they insist on doing this
What ? Isn't the XGH-27U4DP4A-EU-SE+ pro a perfectly good name so customers can easily remember it ?
@@accountname-tu2om probably because it is better than a super long name with actual words, imagine samsung odyssey super neo g8 oled 240hz
You've set the golden standard for monitor reviews. Over the last 4 years I got my monitors based on your recommendations and never regretted
Same, he’s great. I specifically made sure to watch his review before picking up my next monitor. Have yet to be disappointed.
What did you get? I have some options but I dont know which one is best.
@@xNarutoShippuden After comparing a few monitors, I ended up going with the Asus XG27AQDMG. I picked it up yesterday and can't stop marveling over the picture quality 😁🤩
Which monitors are you looking at?
This channel and Optimum (Tech) are both fantastic for monitor reviews
The presentation on this channel is great. Drop a comment and like a bunch of other ones. This channel deserves a wider audience.
Are you new here ?
This channels is almost antique ...
Since you've mentioned that oled are not good for productivity, can you make a video that a monitor is good for work productivity and gaming?
This, so much this. There are a lot of us who want the compromise solution for obvious reasons, and this has been the "OLEDs Unboxed" channel for quite some time now.
@@karasuganForreal, most of them is not a gamer here. (Including me) They need the monitor for productivity, coding and other stuff too.
@@steez1439 Most people aren't gamers here? And where did you pull that statistic from?
Just look at any of the IPS or VA panels he mentions in the vid.
There was such a monitor mentioned in the video - AOC Q27G3XMN. I own this monitor and confirm that it is versatile and has a lot of advantages, it is the best monitor I have ever had.
The AOC AG276QZD2 is also a great buy, it’s the cheapest 1440p 240hz qd-oled available at 530€ (that’s European pricing, not sure if it’s available in the US)
I got mine 2 weeks ago.. great value related to its price 😊😊😊
The Gigabyte FO27Q2 uses the same panel and sometimes it's cheaper too
@@Kumoiwa in france the aoc is a better deal ( better price )
Got one being delivered today. Figured $400 for OLED was as good a price as the U.S. will see for awhile if we really go through with the tariffs.
in usa 399$
What would your 4K OLED recommendation be for a content creator? I was sold on the Alienware till I learned DSC cannot be disabled on it without restricting a lot of control over image quality / color balance. Thanks!
I guess we have to wait until DisplayPort 2.1 is available on videocards and monitors
não tava esperando, mas faz todo sentido te ver por aqui.
@@quackmoorthanks!
@@DaffyDuckTheWizzardputz, nem me fale haha eu quase comprei o Alienware ontem e daí descobri esse lance do DSC 😅
Slight correction for the graphic displayed at 8:43, the G80SD has a matte coating, not glossy as is indicated at the top of the screen. Doesn't make a huge difference for performance, but is definitely noticeable, especially in bright environments.
I can confirm that. I have just received this model. I had a LG 42 c3, which gave me sickness so i had to make a switch. The screen very nice in a bright room, but has some drawbacks when using it for emtertainment.
@@rawlings007 which drawbacks?
@@SteveRoxorz for me the matte coating is a biz fizzy. But in return the the visibility in bright room is excellent
I got the LG 27GN800-B ultragear from Best Buy a few months ago for 150 bucks on sale. 1440 p IPS. Works great on Xbox series X. I couldn’t believe the sale. It’s my first 1440 monitor.. I know I’m late to the party but it looks fantastic.
I used the LG 24GN650-B 1080 p monitor for years and loved it. That monitor for the 14 inch resolution punches way above its class. I’m keeping it as a backup
Definitely sad to see the lack of AOC Agon PRO AG276QZD
I just bought one 🙏🏾
Just ordered XG27AQDMG on flash sale down to $600 (normally $900 in my country), mainstream OLED is not far away!
Just got an LG 27GS95QE for 472€.
Insane price for a 2024 OLED panel in europe, so happy!
where?
@@tadejdanev5030 LDLC
@@tadejdanev5030 best buy has that model open box for 450 to 500 USD black Friday deal
Would be very happy to see a 'mixed use' category if at all possible. Thanks for the excellent content.
I picked up the Dell Alienware AW2725DF QDOLED 360hrtz 27" 1440p and everytime I play BM Wukon, Warhammer, I am just amazed at this monitor, PS5 and switch look amazing as well but are limited to 120hrtz by HDMI but WOW. 3 months shy of a year and no issues. Best monitor I ever had.
Please add the 'Xiaomi G Pro 27i' to your list-it's a great mini-LED monitor as well.
Yepp
I second this. Just bought this model yesterday!
just dislike the vid bud otherwise he won't do it
OLEDs unboxed doesn't review other monitors.
It’s not OLED
Can you test the Samsung G60SD? In my region its currently around 549€ and could be a great alternative to the ASUS
Yea same here, would love to know about this monitor. It has a matte coating but it seems quite decent. It does have a strange issue with response times to white
There is a review of it on rtings
can you do a review video of my life decisions please
jokes aside your reviews are superb. no waffle, lots of info, well communicated, excellent production value. 10/10. i got my end game monitor (at least for next the next 5 - 7 years) but i still watch your reviews
I wish there were LCDs with the clarity of OLEDs. Burn-in and low brightness are a deal breaker.
These monitors have a 3 year warranty on burn in. it doesn't matter what causes the burn in you'll be covered for a replacement. Just use it to the end of the warranty and then force a burn in and then submit for warranty. that will get you extended life long enough to where it would be time to upgrade.
@@WickedRed1WR oh shoot lmao, have you done that? wait, does the new replacement also have a 3 year warranty?
A video focusing on non OLED best choices would be nice. I'm still too paranoid for OLED as a monitor
Yeah. Not only the burning, but also the VRR flickering. That sounds like two massive deal breakers. On top of the high price.
I find it hard to move to IPS QHD monitors after playing my PS5 on OLED 4K TV. The display quality and color density just feels off no matter how much I try not to focus on it.
But you're right... The prices make you second guess again and again.
TV name ? @@IntrovertWolf25
Super happy with the AOC Q27G3XMN $250 on Amazon right now is a steal!
I picked up one of those Dell G2724D 27" QHD's you previously recommended when Amazon's Black Friday Week started. Thank you so much for all the info!
make sure it's not some bs panel from innolux or lg when it should be au optronics, these guys refuse to mention this but plenty people are complaining about dell and asus switching to cheaper panels with worse performance all around without saying anything
Picked up the Gigabyte Aorus FO32U2 yesterday, loving it so far.
Moving from 1440p LED to 4K Oled is a world of difference.
What kind of games do you play and gpu do you have?
Very excited for the new g sync pulsar monitors you will get in the next weeks 🙏👍
got my dell g2724d a few days ago because of your review and I'm loving it. Managed to grab it at 135 usd, couldn't turn that offer down
Excellent video production. Like an OLED demo.
I just upgraded from a 1080p 60hz to the Gigayte M27Q and I'm very pleased
Thank you so much for your hard work.I always enjoy your contents of your other channels too.
I love you guys (MU,HU), always up to date and in touch.
Yall should update the MSI G274QPF-QD, its been replaced by the MSI MAG 274 QRF QD E2, with better specs. Do do a review on it as well, thanks!
got my E2 in the mail today, cant wait to set this beast up
ive told them regularly for months, they refuse to change and the G2724d regurgitated over has had plenty of complaints of switching to cheaper panels with worse performance all around, same with the asus they kept recommending. that E2 is excellent though, best in class
Hello, I kinda need some help and landed on your channel, just to clarify
MSI G274QPF-QD --> Gigabyte M27Q --> LG 27GP --> MSI G274GPX --> LG 27GR83Q ?
They´re all pretty much the same price for me, I want the one with the fastest response time and lowest input delay, no ghosting etc. because I play lots of competetive shooters. so which one should I choose? Would really appreciate some help here, I´m really lost ..
Is the Samsung Odyssey OLED G6 a good option?
how about samsung G60SD for OLED 360Hz?
I bought asus 27 inch 1440p glossy asus oled monitor a week ago the best pc monitor i ever had
Coming from a 1080p 60 any monitor u buy will be the best u ever had
@@kerkertrandov459this. ^^^
I bought a 32 inch 4k / 144hz / HDR / IPS monitor for $319 on Amazon, and it turned out great!
I was skeptical because I had never heard of the brand (CRUA), but it's been nearly impossible for me to find a 32 inch 4k monitor above 60 Hz for less than $400 (and the ones I do find are TN panels).
So I took a chance when I saw this pop up, and I'm loving it!
I went to Best Buy the other day to see some of these monitors in person. Eventually, I came across a 4k, 32 inch 240 Hz model which convinced me that whenever I finally decide to build a gaming PC over the next couple of years, that I'll need to pair it with a 240 Hz monitor. However, I think a 32 inch monitor is just a bit too large for me.
I don't there are any 27 inch, 4k, 240 Hz models on the market right now. But that would be ideal.
Hats off to those whose job it is naming these things
I got the PG27AQN. Best choice ive ever made
Did you have any issues with it?
Because I will maybe buy one too..
@ Nope. Had it for 7 months now and it works perfectly. Highly recommend
Just placed the order for the Alienware MWDF, for $650 + Tax from Samsung website. Thank you for the thorough reviews and videos!
I really hope we can start getting 1440p 25” monitors in the future. Currently on 25” 1080p 360hz and not wanting to upgrade because I much prefer 25” for gaming compared to 27”.
Bought me the Aorus CO49DQ a week ago for racing cockpit, very nice.
How about the Gigabyte M27UA (Advanced)? You seemed to have liked it at least as well as the M27U.
Loving the PG27AQDP, coming from gigabyte M27QX. Hitting some crazy shots
The Dell AW3423DWF is kinda like the 1080 Ti or the 5800X3D of monitors. Absolute GOAT product, very satisfied with mine.
I was hesitant to buy the Asus XG27ADMG because a lot of people on forums mentioned image retention or dead pixel issues, sometimes happening just days after purchase. I ended up going with the Gigabyte FO27Q3 instead, and so far, it’s been alright.
More you have buyers of a product, more you will have defects - more people will talk about it online. Humans also tends to remember negative instead of positive, so you only saw the negatives reviews and not positives, like mine
I grabbed the AW3423DWF from BB for $649 the minute it went on sale and LOVE it. I tried the Samsung G8 weeks prior and returned it because I already have a TV in my office and the remote was on yhe same frequency, so it kept powering bot devices on and off at the same time. 😮
Need help which ONE of these should I get?! I'm using 23 inch, does size make a diff?
Twisted Minds TM27FHD165IPS / ASUS TUF Gaming VG27AQ1A / ASUS TUF Gaming VG249Q3A / ASUS TUF Gaming VG24VQE / ASUS TUF Gaming VG249Q3R
If any of you have better recommendation, please recommend. Is MSI good if yes, which
What resolution do you feel is the best for most people? Currently I have a 1440p Viewsonic VX2728J-2K but I’ve thought I’d like an OLED and I do have an LG 48” C1 and it’s really just a stunning tv.
I’ve bought two qdoled monitors and have 0 regrets. Only bought the second one to upgrade from the Alienware dwf to a 4k model
As always, thank you for your great effort and enthusiasm for these displays! Hoping I can get one of those 4k oleds one of these days, maybe 2 black friday's from now...
There any plans to to review the ktc mini-led options or are they hard to get in Aus? No worries if so, but on paper they seem like really good options and I was curious to know the objective metrics. (specifically: m27t20 and m27p20 pro)
That OLED hoodie isn't true black like OLED should be. Nevertheless, the video was great work and full of information as always.
damn the xg27aqdmg still at the top for 1440p gaming, i really should consider it for my next display
i really wanna get a OLED and the XG27AQDMG looks really good, and I'm thinking of getting it but Im kinda worried about burn in. i pretty much only use it for gaming and watching youtube/movies but still, is this a valid worry for this purpose?
When will a 34 or 38 inch 4k monitor be available, maybe next year???
Great review as always! Even though IPS panels have come a long way, i recently had to return an HP Omen 32Q monitor, just couldnt handle the IPS glow it had. (other than that, it was quite good) Fortunately OLED monitors pricing have come down quite a bit and finally snatched myself an AOC Agon AG326UD QD-OLED for 699€. Couldn't find many in-depth reviews on these online unfortunately.
Rocking the Gigabyte M27Q-P, and it's been working fantastic. No idea why they discontinued the P, while leaving the original.
What about the "new" version of the Samsung OLED G8?
Samsung g6 360hz oled is on sale everywhere.. 630euros atm
Great review! Thank you!
LG C4 42inch super immersive and 4k gaming at 144 hz with the benefits of having the ability to use the smart tv part to stream 4k dolby Atmos/vision content without dealing with pc drm bs
Picked up a XG27AQDMG during this Black Friday sale for £500
Excited to finally get into OLED gaming
let me know if its any good, I'm considering picking one up myself.
I’m surprised you haven’t mentioned the ASUS ROG (XG27ACDNG) is it’s a 360 QD-LED
You guys ever consider tackling 43" as well? Have a VA ROG right now but the ghosting is killing me...
just bought the xg27aqdmg. Absolutely stunning. the only bad thing is the position of the displayport. if you don't use an 90 degree adapter the cable is always visible. Or is there any fix I don't know?
PLEASE REVIEW BENQ PD3205U (most monitors u recommend are not available in India so is it possible to recommend monitors available Amazon India?)
the difference between Gigabyte FO32U2 and FO32U2P is, that the P version got displayport 2.1 , that other i guess dont have. Cause the new Rtx 50s get 2.1 DP and thats a advantage over the other
Not a single review/impression anywhere yet for some reason but I took a chance on the new ROG Strix XG27ACMG. Hope it delivers. 🙏
XG27AQDMG OR AW2725DF
Does any of these have more DSC uses?
What is the better pick out of the two? Neither have HDMI 2.1 so it would come down to panel type I guess?
Great video!! :D Looking at an upgrade myself ahahah maybe 1440p 240hz :)
Do you think the Samsung G8 QD-OLED Ultrawide is a better buy if I was able to purchase it for $549 USD? That's what the sale price I bought it for 2 days ago on Samsung website.
That's $150 less than what the stores offer. I would keep it if you don't mind having to power it up manually and it doesn't power on your Samsung TV like mine did. Otherwise, go with theAW3423DWF instead. It's $649 now at Best Buy.
Could you add a section or recommendations for best secondary monitors? as I'm currently looking for monitors that aren't too high priced but still at least above 120hz. Just to have as a 2nd or even 3rd screen for productivity.
Hi, thanks for the video. Any considerations on large display 42" 4K OLED (was considering either KTC or Philips, but not sure)? Do you know if 2025 will have more options in large displays and fast response time? Thanks.
I did order Samsung G8 G80SD on black friday deal, 799€ crazy good deal knowing all other oled 4k 240mhz start with atlest 1100€ upwards.
I did the same, great deal
The only non miniled monitor i'd recommend is Samsung Odyssey g6 s32bg65. Good contrast no visible VA black smearing, it almost feels like an IPS monitor but without the glow. It also has its own operating system.
What’s the best 4k 32” Mini-Led monitor for gaming/productivity?
PG32UQX.
@ it’s hdmi 2.0 😂
This video made me buy an ASUS old screen (240hz) just now for a nice 599 euro deal. Thank you!
best monitor channel on youtube !!!!!!
Please test the msi mag 274qrf qd e2. Lower refresh rate than the g274qpx but also seemingly lower response times.
Oled is not great for productivity, but wouldn’t it also run in to the same issue during gaming, as most games have static UIs?
What about the current Philips Evnia series of monitors? Preferably the OLEDs. Any good?
I am currently watching this through an Asus XG27AQDMG. Great screen. But I'm impatiently waiting for an MSI MAG 321UP coming in tomorrow.
Nothing beats the LG 48" evo....at three feet away, it's a difference between gaming on a 1990 27" Zenith vs gaming on an Imax screen.
The object details look better and you could can see further. Also, BFI is butter smooth at 60hrz or 120hrz.
I hate how behind the LCD panels look in comparison to OLEDS but it does fit my use case or work by day, game by night and general browsing/static content
Not behind at all. Adjust colors accordingly and it can look nearly identical.
@DrakonR I mean look in term of specs including motion clarity and refresh rate not look in terms of looking at the screen, sorry 🤣
@@KohrakGKOH still nearly identical...
So whats the difference between the MSI MPG 271QRX and the Asus XG27AQDMG? cause obv the MSI has more HZ, I was thinking about getting the MSI
In the UK the AOC CQ32G4VE is available for 178.97 GBP.
Hey, can you also make a video about using big 42" TVs like the LG C2/C3/C4 as a desktop monitor?
Essentially it's multiple monitors in one when you run games in 1440p window mode. Can you explore that?
Ill stick with my LG 34GN850 until manufacturers start showing miniled more love.
I know you test monitors but could you do a review of the stands that many of us use, are there differences, quality, any brand you know of, some of them can be very pricey, thank you.
what do you think about the ASUS TUF Gaming 27” 1440P Gaming Monitor (VG27AQML1A), if you want for multiplayer gaming? is that a better option then the MSI G274QPX and LG 27GR83Q if the budget is 300$?
Ultrawides yay thank you!
First and love all of your videos. Thanks for you helpful info. Hope you have a great week.
Are you going to review the Dough Spectrum Black monitors ?
There’s like no review of the XG27acdng, did you guys have the possibility’s to try it?
Is there an upcoming review of it?
Thanks for this work !
WHEN will you test the MSI G274QPX?!?? Do it please!
Which one for ps5? Would like a video specific for consoles. OLED as well as the fastest lcd for multiplayer
I went for the Dell 2725D instead of the 2724D as a 1440p IPS 2nd monitor. The 25D is newer, has 180hz instead of 165 of the 24D, is 4ms slower in gtg-response time but 50€ cheaper than the 24D.
I couldnt find any proper reviews of the Dell 2725D but those seem to be the differences. Aside from that they seem to be the same.
For eye strain the best monitor on market is BENQ3410r, i have two.
I work on my monitor 8-10 hours a day so can't have an OLED. I'm really wanting to get a 4K monitor or an ultrawide that uses proper HDR and a high refresh rate but I'm not sure a decent one exists.
Would love to get your thoughts if there is anything about like this. Can nearly keep up with an OLED but no burn in chance!
May as well keep asking, id love to see a review on that Samsung 57 inch ultrawide :3
Do yall plan on getting and reviewing the Samsung oled g60d 1440/360?
No big RUclipsrs seem to have reviewed it
Almost every 32" 4K OLED monitor for 2024 are insanely awesome and feature rich, with very small differences picture quality wise.
Features are the better ways to differentiate, and that's a boon for consumers!
You were instrumental in helping me select my monitor a month ago, and though it is not one you reviewed, it was a better choice over my other consideration, Dell Alienware AW3225QF.
I chose the Samsung Odyssey G80SD as I love the inbuilt streaming, Bluetooth 5.3 peripheral and audio, USB Audio, integrated Philips Hue Sync TV App, advanced anti-glare coating (looks unreal, can't believe it's this good!), and remote control capabilities.
It's an amazing monitor for my needs and especially for my highly reflective room, but I'm just happy to see so much good choice on the market catering for so many people!
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