Best Gaming Monitors of 2023: 1440p, 4K, Ultrawide, 1080p, HDR and Value Picks - November Update

what about Asus Rog Strix xg259qn?

Im honestly struggling a bit, i hope this video helps me. I have 2 2k monitors but my gf wants to buy me a 4k ultrawide monitor for some reason. She actually pulled up the ark 2nd edition. I honestly dont know that i want it. Its gigantic 2000 usd on sale. It then i think forces me into a gpu upgrade because i have a 3080 10gb i dont think itll be a great experience with only 10gb of vram trying to run a 55inch 4k 240hz monster. What else is there in the ultrawide 4k space?

There is no such monitor as the LG 27GP83-B. It is the LG 27GP850-B and I do not recommend that monitor if you have a multi-monitor setup as LG's "deep sleep" setting cannot be turned off and it messes with window positions and can make the monitor not turn on when they go to sleep.

The Samsung Odyssey G7 would fix my needs for a nice PS5 Monitor in my office pretty well, but there is this ugly ass RGB stuff on the lower side wich breaks the deal 100% for me -.-

Guys, guys 27 inch is so 2021, please recommend some 32 inch monitors..its like 1440p 32inch monitors simply don't exist in your monitor crazy world.

What I would like to note with the msi g274qpx is that it has no usb ports, not a deal breaker just letting you know!

Used to like this channel...but I'm just baffled why they never reviewed and continue to refuse to review the OLED G9. I waited so long for them to take a look at it. But I just gave up on them and bought it recently...and its good.

is the Benq XL2546K good for ps5 and eventually moving to pc? its on sale rn for $399. I only care about performance, input delay and response times.

Why nobody mentioned finally released aoc 24” 165hz qhd? 27 is too big when 24 is just right for fps.

why are the prices in EU so much higher? Can't get a good 1440p monitor for under 400

I’ve heard the aoc 1440p OLED is actually brighter than the asus and it has a 3 year burn in warranty.

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Hi, I would love a "Best Gaming Monitors" video for consoles, PS5/Series X that is. :)

Hey, lg gp850pb vs 27gr75qb pls ?

I'll stick Koorui 24E3 than the AOC 24G2SP

24-inch IPS 1080p monitor at 165Hz or a 27-inch IPS 1440p monitor at 60Hz

Disappointing, geared to the wealthy

I trust only the Alienware and ROG for monitors

I just bought a Samsung Neo G6 and like it better than the LG C2 42 inch I also have. I prefer the 1000R curve and 32 inch size over the 42 inch non curved screen, at least for a PC monitor.

Edit: OLED is fine for gaming, given the proper monitor size but, because it does not use RGB standard subpixel layout, it is not good for much of anything else, in my opinion.

Im getting my Asus 27" oled maybe tomorrow🤩

Where is the Asus PG32UQXR or the Acer X32FP?

"Hard Ron boxed"? Hahah, the autogenerated subtitles strikes again and brings me many good laughs.

On a more serious note: A big thank you for this update, always interesting to see a fresh take on the current market and especially by someone who I know will bring good and honest reviews / opinions.

Amazing video, watching this on my AOC 27" FullHD 144Hz IPS monitor, which 27" 1440p 165Hz monitor would you recommend for an upgrade for my Zotac RTX 3070 TwinEdge OC White + R5 5600X, 32 GB DDR4 RAM rig, and would it make sense for playing games like Starfield, The Last of Us part I, Alan Wake II, etc... Would i have a huge perfomance impact?

24in is the max I would go with 1080p. I use a M27Q at 1440p. Between the decision to choose 1080p, 1440p, 4K or HDR. Your selection can your graphics card drive that resolution at the 75hz+ that you want. (Edit: Also, what are you manly doing with said PC) I play World of Warcraft and I use currently a RX 7600 which with FSR 1.0 get at least 120+FPS sometimes 90FPS depending what is being displayed on my screen. I use a 120Hz refresh rate. my main pc uses a 6700xt. So, no issue using 1440p @120Hz. I don't have the power to drive 4k or the money that 4K requires.

I think you should speak on VRR flickering on the OLEDs. I had to return mine because it was so annoying.

Is gigabyte 242f best option for 1080p gaming and movies?

I got a 48 inch LG C2 for my new build, it’s really good for HDR.

Just got myself the 24G2SPU version (24G2SPU/BK), it's the same as the SP but with a USB hub that includes fast charge, for £148 including tax and delivery in the UK. The first one had terrible glow, but Amazon sent me a new one out and had it 2 days later, and it also has some bad glow in the bottom right, it is much better than the other one, and pretty usable, so I kept it.

Might be some concerns here with quality control.

Overall, I love this monitor and the image quality is fantastic for 1080p. Colours pop, and everything looks nice and sharp.

I do have a few annoyances with the monitor, but you can't really grumble at this price, but will leave them here for anyone thinking about buying.

> The USB hub is located at the back near the bottom right corner, and it's annoying to access and plug cables into. My previous monitor had the hub on the right side of the screen.
> This monitor is not freesync premium, and only adaptive sync compatible. So you miss out on AMD's low framerate compensation tech.
> The menu buttons are really annoying to press, and you constantly get mixed up with the buttons.
> The stand is massive and not ideal for tight spaces, it sticks out on to my mouse pad and get's in the way.
> The power cable could be longer. Was a nightmare to cable manage it, but I got there in the end.
> Left and right swivel is a bit janky

Which is the best 1440p or 1080p for color accurate work? I just need an 140hz/170hz color accurate monitor to edit videos and photos and play some games

Recently picked up the LG 45" OLED UW for $999. Very pleased with it 👌🏼

Still love my G7 VA 240hz, i'd be curious to compare to those new top 2023 IPS

Picked up the LG C3 42" as couldn't justify paying more for smaller screens and i get all the smart TV apps as a bonus for media viewing.

Shii just got the lg 32gr93u on sale for 550$

LG 27GR83Q-B vs LG 27GP850-B ????

While a great monitor, the m28u with KVM has its issues. Mine has some pretty bad light bloom in the corners and the KVM often freaks out and doesn’t quite work properly. Wasn’t bad for the price but….

I really don't want to insult this video but dame I don't kere about 4 k or ultra trash garbage when I am gaming competitively 😑😡 I will just buy a TV let me repeat TV TV 😒

What about m32uc

I was thinking of buying a 1440p monitor for work but my laptop has Rtx 3050 6 GB so is playing 1080p games on a 1440p monitor going to look different?

which you think is better between MSI Mag274QRF-QD and the MSI G274QPF-QD?

Baught G9 oled. My issue is that now there is no turning back to lower aspect ratio while gaming, it actually just makes games better.

Best hdr monitor is Benq Mobiuz Ex2710u

Hey, which one do you recommend me between lg 32gp850-B or MSI g274qpx due to I saw that the MSI sometimes has issues with some dead pixels but is 100US cheapper than the LG 32gp850-B

Any chance of a review for the non QD model of the MSI G274QPF? I know it's more of a budget model, under $250 and around $200 currently

Would you recommend acer monitors to someone who is into gaming?

Who knows when the HP Omen 27qs going back on sale?

Hey guys, as we come near to the end of 2023. Can you do a similar roundup of OFFICE monitors?

If 27GP950 costs $450, is it worth buying?

I have the ROG Swift WOLED and it is amazing. Worth the price for gaming and other content. It don’t use it for work or productivity but I knew that going in. I have a secondary monitor for that.

without watching,here is best 1440p monitor for 2023
DELL G2724D

this is what my eyes crave and how they be saturated/satisfied:
less than 5ms (mprt+gtg)
true HDR
1080p (so can be fully fed with rx 6700)
IPS panel
1,400:1000 minimum contrast ratio
10bit color space (billions supported)
freesync premium or prem. Pro
25" sized monitor
maximum 400nits (no more)
all those above with the maximum refresh rate possible that doesnt negatively affect them features, even if it's 100Hz. No more than 180Hz.
1 x displayport 2.0
1 x type-C (displayport)
2 x hdmi 2.1 ports
1 x hdmi 2.0a