Tim's ability to rattle off random strings of letters and numbers with complete ease never ceases to amaze me.

@Benuxd9ver

Ай бұрын

because he's reading a script mate

@paradirob

Ай бұрын

@@Benuxd9ver Yeah, but he sure can read!

@maxwelldresslar8929

Ай бұрын

He also only shows the final cut. You think this is all 1 take?

@av_oid

Ай бұрын

Teleprompters are good :).

@michaelthompson9798

Ай бұрын

Are you sure Tims mind hasn’t had a meltdown after all these reviews and is randomly spewing letters and numbers now 😅😂🤣😅😂🤣it boggles the mind how they come up with these ridiculous monitor names 😧!

I have 3 monitors, and everyone I purchased was from your recommended videos. Thank you Tim.

@emmanuelpoon

22 күн бұрын

Which ones did you get and which one is the best?

@idfk8268

13 күн бұрын

Please answer his question

@shibiku8916

6 күн бұрын

@@idfk8268 yeah!

@infinitedragonsunlocked

6 күн бұрын

​@@idfk8268who's question?

Got my 27GR83Q towards the end of last year for about $315 and have been very much enjoying it so far, especially now that I calibrated it a bit. Glad to see it's still on your list of recommendations.

@Felix_Tan

21 күн бұрын

How do you calibrate the display?

Thank you so much for the video, I needed it a lot.

Would love to see ultrawide recommendations as well!

@ytytyt2265

24 күн бұрын

3423dw

@James-cr8mt

10 күн бұрын

@@ytytyt2265 3423dwf

Thanks you, Tim, for the work!

I bought the AOC MiniLED almost at launch and honestly it's incredible how good it looks after some tunning, and those 1350 nits full screen are outstanding! best buy ever!

@spacemonkey3903

21 күн бұрын

Hey dude, does it have smearing? Is it noticeable while scrolling text? (imagine programming on it)

Let’s go, been waiting for exactly this

@SeanFarley25

Ай бұрын

Where we going?

@selim7945

Ай бұрын

Okay I'm down let's go

I’ve had the aoc for a bit over two months and satisfied The first came with a dead pixel and banding in hdr using the included display cable so I would buy from a store you know does replacements

I've been hanging on to my 27" 1440P 144hz for a while now and feeling like it might be time for a few more hz. Great timing. Cheers for the overview

@Trifler500

21 күн бұрын

I had to buy a new 27" 1440p monitor last year since my last one didn't like moving for some reason and kicked the bucket.

@katser5023

15 күн бұрын

Got the 27in 1440p oled 240hz LG monitor for 2 months now. And it's been great. Same as you, was looking to upgrade to something with more hz and the LG definitely hit the spot with the 240hz and the oled screen amplified the 1440p experience.

please test the Koorui 27e3qk, others say it offers fantastic IPS 1440p 240hz at just $270 with response times lower than 4ms (aka better than G274QPX) but it sounds too good to be true and I want to see the response times at other refresh rates and your opinion as well

This is just in time! Thank you

So happy to see my 3 year old LG GL850B here on the list

Did you see RTINGS VRR Flickering problem from OLED and VA panels? Do you want to implement these tests for monitors?

What is your opinion about MSI G274QPF E2? I hope you'll do a review for her 😅😅

I really wish the 32” 1440p segment wouldn’t fall off but we’re pretty much already there. My eyesight isn’t impeccable and I don’t use my gaming monitor a foot or so from my face as I’m not at a conventional desk and I’m off axis a bit so curved isn’t an option. I’ve a/b tested 1440 & 4K displays in my setup and there isn’t much I’m gaining in fidelity but I’m certainly loosing FPS going with 4K. I’m in a niche use case though, so I’m not upset that they’re not covered (at least in most videos). Just sad to see that segment withering where it can be a good choice for folks who don’t require 4K

@albertko1

Ай бұрын

Tbh driving a 4k 32" gaming monitor is still tough as you need a top tier GPU whereas 1440p is much easier to drive at high refresh rates

@theSato

Ай бұрын

This is fair.

@chrisfanning5842

29 күн бұрын

Agreed, 100%. Windows' GUI is still optimised for 96dpi if you don't want the inconsistencies it still suffers from with the "display scaling" slider. So a 31.5" monitor at 1440p is 93ppi, a very close result to the ideal 96dpi. 27" at 1440 is 109ppi so whilst it's still usable, it's much further from the ideal value of 96dpi and plenty of people seem to complain that everything is too small at native resolution. I don't think they're wrong, either - everything is 12% smaller than Microsoft's 96dpi target and the fact that 27" is physically larger than displays from when those targets were created means that the viewing distance is also likey further away for most people. That combination of "further away" and 12% too small just isn't ideal for anything outside of gaming or watching video where text clarity and UI scaling aren't an issue. Sure, you can survive, but 32" is simply a better size than 27" for the 1440p resolution if you're doing anything other than gaming or watching video.

@DarkPhychic

17 күн бұрын

i have 32" and wish bought 27" cause 92 ppi of 32" is blurry....better to use 27" with scaling,less shimmering in games and much clearer

@wolfsaddle

10 күн бұрын

I bought a 32" 1440p for the exact same reason and love it after a year. Was considering to get a second at some point, but it won't be easy :) will have to jump to 4k next time I upgraded the GPU.

Would love to see a review of the Koorui 27E3Q, have been curious of the quality for a bit now.

What a surprise. Wishlisted 27GR83Q few months ago, now MSI G274QPX is on sale.

Thanks for the video. Can you please investigate why some reviewers criticize high input lag on the MSI 271QRX? especially on 120hz and 60hz modes with VRR on? If you can test these areas will be much appreciated

Stoked to see that both of my monitors ended up on your list 😅

Any chance at getting a "portable monitor round up" video? id be genuinely interested in the quality of 27-32 inch portable monitors, they seem way cheaper than comparable monitors of the same size.

Nice to See such a Video, but ist there any information about recommendations for 1440p 32"? Looking for those for my Sim rig why I dont want 27"

The AOC Q27G3XMN may be great, but it is 435€ in Germany so I said „Fck that, I‘m not paying 435€ for a monitor that is worth 280 USD“ and went for the LG 27GR83Q-B for 359€ which is 350 USD in the US.

@RidvanGER

Ай бұрын

Danke für den Tipp, bist du zufrieden mit dem LG 27GR83Q-B und kannst den weiterempfehlen?

@Toritori-ke9sf

Ай бұрын

Except the LG 27GR83Q-B is a disgusting edge lit monitor. Wouldn’t pay a penny over $99 for something like that.

@05Cimbomlu05

Ай бұрын

@@RidvanGER Ich hab ihn noch nicht ausgepackt, da ich auf mein bestelltes Netzteil warte.

@05Cimbomlu05

Ай бұрын

@@Toritori-ke9sf There was another reason for not getting the AOC. There have been reports that the firmware of the EU version is bugged and as you know you can’t update the firmware on it.

@domeberlin4480

Ай бұрын

@@RidvanGER hol dir den dell g2724 hab alle getestet hatte sogar den aoc hier und der hat mich 450 gekostet der dell nur 319 und der ist so viel besser guck dir videos auf youtube an und dell hat auch eine 3 jahr pixel garantie und mein dell hat garkein IPS bleed oder diese lichthöfe die bei schwarzen bildern meist standard

I upgraded my main 1440p and 2 1080p monitors recently for a crazy good price. Got the 240hz Gigabyte GS27Q-X for $300 and a 170Hz Gigabyte GS27Q for $180. The MUB reviews and recommendation videos really helped me when searching. I was looking for 75-144hz for the side, but that deal was too good. Can't be happier with all 1440p high refresh panels now!

Nice vid, thanks! Can you review LG 27GS95QE-B too please? I rarely find any info on this monitor

Could you please review the updated LG 27GS95QE-B? 🙏

I would like to know your opinion on the MSI MAG 274QRF-QD E2, as I recently purchased it but want to know what setting on it is better fpr someone that often play in the dark

@zergilli9719

Ай бұрын

I have this monitor too. Very happy with it for the $280. Seems like a fair deal with how nice it is.

Thanks!!

Can you please do a special episode just focused on scanlines? I’m curious as to what mechanisms cause them to occur, how they can sometimes be attributed to panel to panel variation (panel lottery) and why we seem to be seeing this issue more and more with modern LCDs. Personally I find scanlines a dealbreaker, and I’ve seen them on virtually every VA panel I’ve tried, and even an IPS I saw recently (albeit only in motion with VRR).

Sally, the AOC Q27g3mxn’s!price has spiked since early march here in Europe/Sweden. Early march you could pick it up for about 250€ excluding (25% VAT (sales tax). Now it’s about 415€ (still excl. VAT)… I was going to get this as complementary for my 1080p IPS I use for comp gaming. But at that price I’ll just hold off and possibly buy an oled later on.

got a AW2725DF arriving today because of your videos, thanks for the best monitor suggestions I cant wait to use my first oled coming from ips 165hz 1440p.

@nipaaa_

Ай бұрын

it’s an absolutely goated monitor

@abderrahmaneait7953

29 күн бұрын

bro what do you think about this monitor are you like it ?

@Goonrixhmafioso

29 күн бұрын

@@abderrahmaneait7953 amazing suggestion by monitors unboxed, it is incredible. Smoothness is exceptional, my fps gameplay has improved solely because of the 360hz. Colors on the oled are very nice and there are ways to get accurate colors or bright popping oled colors. Very happy with it, my only wish is that it was cheaper but still very happy. 480-540hz oleds are coming out later this year if you can wait, I would’ve probably got those instead but I was impatient

@dill6078

18 күн бұрын

I have the AW2723DF, worth the upgrade?

@nipaaa_

18 күн бұрын

@@dill6078 I went from 1080p TN 360Hz to the AW2725DF and the upgrade was massive. I don’t know how worth the upgrade is in your case. But I can say OLED looks amazing.

Hey Tim, any chance of looking at the KTC M27T20? 1440p 165Hz HVA miniLED HDR monitor with 576 dimming zones... it tends to fall under $300, which is extremely cheap for what it offers on paper!

Can you guys take a look at the Pixio PX277 OLED MAX? Really interested in it given the price, it's like $200 below the Asus OLED one with similar, if not identical, specs

I wish AW2725DF & MPG 271QRX were on amazon. The former doesn't show up *at all* and the latter has been out of stock since at least April 11

I’m happy with my Cooler Master GP27U Tempest after MUB did their review as it, at the time, was a vg price with great feature set imo 🥰😇💪👍🤤

Is there any chance you guys will review the Samsung 57" dual 4k? Compare it "in practice" to an OLED? The productivity side offers no burn-in and hows the HDR?

Can you please mention how much (if any) USB ports monitor has and also - does monitor has proper power cable or that external power brick which i absolutely abhore.

Can you do a review of the MSI G274QPF E2?

@vanp

22 күн бұрын

+1

You highly recommend the AOC Q27G3XMN , but there will be major problems actually finding one. Have you any secondary recommendations for this type?

@Daishi0861

Ай бұрын

the section immediately following that recommendation will satisfy your needs. There really aren't other options for cheap, good, high refresh rate HDR currently, which is why that monitor is particularly wild.

@tommeegunn9318

Ай бұрын

@@Daishi0861 thank you. I have watched the rest but the prices rise as well. £380 approx is what I can get it for here atm

@tommeegunn9318

Ай бұрын

@@Daishi0861 I have a 2070 super. What comes first? a new monitor or a grafix card . Running at 1080 atm

@JanM2

23 күн бұрын

​@@tommeegunn9318depends on your individual needs

I'm literally ready to order the Q27G3XMN right now, but it's sold at both Newegg and Amazon in the US at the moment 😢.

tuned in hoping to see a larger than 34" ultrawide rec :(

Thermaltake recently launched monitors. Do you plan on doing reviews on them any time soon? There seems to be only one or two reviews on them till now.

looking for advice, in my region the Samsung Odyssey G7 (27") is available for under 400 USD while the MSI G274QPX is about 370 USD, not sure which one would be "the better deal." Apart from the QC issues and the aggressive curve, is the G7 a compelling option at 400 USD? most of the caveats I've seen from reviews were always from its top-of the line 700+ USD price point. Of course the reality is to consider the deal-breaking QC issues but I'm honestly unsure if Its just that poor a product or if it's salvageable with a reasonable price?

My LG 27GR83Q has been great. Highly recommend

Both the LG 27GL850 and the MSI G274QPF-QD are not available at all while the AOC G27G3XMN costs 440€. Any other recommendations in this class?

I have just bought myself my first 1440p 144 HZ monitor by following your last year's guide but found that the European market pricing is completely different to what is available in the US. I ended up getting the HP omens 27q.

I find some review said quite positive about Gigabyte G27Q that are in the same price point as MSI G27QPF-QD. Unfortunately, in my country we only have G27QPF version that don’t have QD.

I had the AOC G27G3XMN, made it a month and a half before the screen started flickering randomly.

Hey, is the LG UltraGear 32GP750-B good?

The MSI MPG271QRX is unavailable in the US at this time. But the Gigabyte Aorus F027Q3 is available. The specs look about the same. Any thoughts or info on that model?

Hello. I'm missing the Acer Predator XB273U F, the direct competitor to the ASUS ROG Swift 360Hz PG27AQN (both are 1440p 360Hz, Fast IPS, support G-Sync and ULMB2 (not while using G-Sync), etc..)... o.o Congratulations on another remarkably high-quality video! ^^

I can't can't find stock for the msi mpg 271qrx, and the mag 341cqp is at the same price, is the 34" worth it or should I wait?

any opinions of the MSI MAG 274QRF-QD E2? I consider getting it or the M27Q-P they both go for the same price in my region about 100$ cheaper than the lg 27gl850 Is the kvm switch actually a good feature? if it works well I will use it for my laptop, otherwise I'll just get the Dell G2724D I think, any opinions?

Have you reviewed the innocn 34" qd oled ultrawide ?? It looks pretty good for price.

I'd love for you guys to review some Iiyama monitors, they're very competitive in terms of price and specs but I have no idea how those specs actually hold up to testing.

Hi Tim, Do you recommend the newer M27Q X (rev. 2) or M.S.I.'s G274QPX? Both specs on paper are almost the same, with Gigabyte having a slightly lower response time and the other model having a 27% higher contrast. Price is negligible in Australia ($10 difference). A significant amount of ghosting in the test for the rev. 1 at max refresh rate is my only concern and I am hoping this issue was straightened out in the more recent version.

Hey there Monitors Unboxed. I have a question: Why wasn't the LG 27GS95QE-B ever reviewed by you guys, or included in any of the lists such as this video? The previous version, the 27GR95QE-B, was featured pretty often, so I'm wondering why the refreshed version of it was never mentioned. Cheers :)

Cool video and thanks for the recommendations. Unfortuneatl, the models name differ in europe. How do I find the matching europe models?

Hi Tim, could you look into Asus TUF VG27AQ3A. It cost only 399 bnd (Brunei). I am no expert in monitor but based on this recommendation, I was looking at MSI G274QPF-QD (439 bnd) which I was thinking to get but ASUS monitor release in my country just today. Can you help me recommend which monitor should I get?

Could you do a review on the AOC CQ27G3Z? I cant find any good reviews of this monitor.

I'm from Canada and the AOC G27G3XMN isn't sold here. Are there any alternatives that are as good with less than a 20% price increase?

@Djuntas

Ай бұрын

Well the LG UltraGear 27GP850-B which he mentions could be good option. I have it and its good, but now its like 3 year old screen. But imo if you can wait for oled do that. Oled will surely come down in price in 1-3 years.

@cyril1077

Ай бұрын

I'd say KTC M27T20 from my reasearch but didn't test it

@JanM2

23 күн бұрын

KTC M27T20, Koorui GN10 are the Chinese alternatives though there is a limited amount of updated reviews for the first and pretty much no reviews at all for the second monitor

This is exactly the information I was looking for! I mainly play consoles and want 27” screen size. Everything else is overkill honestly. I don’t need over 144hz. I imagine most people are like that. So now I know which monitor to get. Thanks!

Could you do a recommended settings video for the MSI oled care settings. I’ll be honest the times and levels is so obscure I don’t understand it completely.

Just got an AOC myself. Riddled with excitement!

Is the Acer predator XB273U IPS 270Hz still a viable monitor today?

How does the XMN compare to the AOC CQ27G3Z 27" Curved Gaming Monitor?, i want a curved monitor with similar specs and you go up to 240 hz but i believe it no longer comes with HDR, nor mini LED, any advice?

I know it's not advisable to go 32" with 1440p, but do you have any recommendations for a budget 240hz 32" monitor ?

I just bought the MSI G274QPF however mine does not show anywhere the -QD as in G274QPF-QD. When I use the Amazon link provided it does link to the -QD model but it also shows I just purchased this one. The Bar Code label does not show the additional -QD nor does the -QD show on the back of the monitor itself. Now I am wondering if perhaps Amazon may have this specific model cross listed incorrectly? non -QD vs -QD model. If it exists. I actually was purchasing, what I thought, was another MAG274QRF-QD to have a matched set on my desktop. I did not notice until I received it it was not the same model. Not sure how I missed it.

the ktc M27T20 is also around 300 dollars but is 576 zones, 1440p, 500nit sdr and 1000 hdr.

so do i get AW2725DF or asus PG27AQDM, can't pick for myself, honestly idk

One of my new favorite channels. Helping a lot these videos since I am looking for a new monitor. Only thing I am missing is the ultrawide recommendations.

The Cooler Master GP2712 should shake things up in the 1440p high refresh category. VA LCD, 240hz, 2034 zone miniled backlight and an MSRP of $549. It is slated to come out H2 2024.

@RadialSeeker113

Ай бұрын

Will have to see how the response times compare to the excellent Odyssey g6

@History_Repeats-cu5je

Ай бұрын

Let's hope they dont botch their firmware again like the GP27Q

@TheMasterMakarov

Ай бұрын

that would be godlike

@shanksisnoteventhatstrongbruh

Ай бұрын

VA = ASS, it will not be a real 240Hz experience due to how slow VA panels are

@History_Repeats-cu5je

Ай бұрын

@@shanksisnoteventhatstrongbruh It really depends on what your use case is. If you are mainly playing multiplayer fps, it wouldn't be wise to get a va panel. But ips also has its drawbacks. The bluish grey cloudy blacks they offer in dark games can be unacceptable, too. Trust me i made that mistake and got a LG 27GP850-b with the worst contrast imaginable 800:1. Now Im struggling to sell it and am stuck with it, because i seldom play multiplayer games least of all shooters and hate the contrast for movies/single player games.

Will you do a 1080p monitors video as well?

Crazy to me the 27GS95qe isnt being mentioned and the previous gen was mentions a lot.

Hey where im from i can get the lg ultragear 27gp850 for 265 and the AOC Q27G3XMN for 380. Would you say the aoc is worth the extra 100 bucks? 380. Which one would you recommend? Ar

just cjecked and the AOC monitor seems to be like hens' teeth in the UK. I, too, would love to hear any recommendations for similarly priced/performing monitors.

That LG 27GL850 - input placement is abysmal if you plan to use Vesa mounts.

What about the Alienware AW3423DWF( or Philips Evnia same panel)? Sure it's only 165hz and ultrawide(and gen 1 panel, but I could get one refurbished one for ~£600?) Oled monitors are expensive in the UK, Q27G3XMN is basically nonexistent. One place had it for £350 -ish, Amazon had couple units for £450-480)

is the Alienware AW2723DF a consideration? it's a 280hz IPS (edit) it's actually capable of 280 hz overclocked. on sale for $450 right now too

Is the Aoc q27 good for playing cod? Or would the lg be better?

Do you have any suggestion for 1440p and 32 inch

Do you guys have a calibration chart for the lg 27gr8q-b? Just got mine

What do you think about Alienware aw2723df ?

I have been looking for months for a 1440p 240/360hz non-oled monitor that is actually available for purchase in Germany. I had an M27Q-X for a week or so, but it had bad issues with dead pixels, and looking at reviews online this is not a rare occurence. Any other recommendations?

I bought a aw3423dwf cause you praised it so much and i dont regret it. I literally only buy monitors your recommend, thank you for your hard work!

@runany1

Ай бұрын

We bought same one and everyone who uses it loves it. We only use in HDR400 mode too.

@03Edgar

Ай бұрын

@@runany1im running it on 7900xtx not sure how hdr will work with amd gpu but ill try it. Thank you

@runany1

Ай бұрын

@@03Edgar we have ours on 7900xt and works great more of a issue in lower games. It’s a beast of computer.

My country Philippines offers an additional store cost of 100 dollars for the aoc 3xmn but free delivery. Is it still worth it?

Can you let me know what you think of the lg gp850-b ? I just picked one up for $250. I’m a ps5 player

Great video, but knowing that the ROG AQDP will be coming later this year I will wait a bit. I would just add a curved monitor to the list.

Hello everyone, after i got a job i upgraded everything in my pc other than monitor. Now that monitor is the last piece i'm seriously considering going OLED. Is it worth it as of today or burn in is still that much of a factor to still stay away from it? I'm really tempted to pull the trigger but i fear to have issues relatively soon

Dell Alienwar 27 AW2723DF, Xiaomi redmi g pro 27 - are these monitors worth considering?

any recomendations for 32” 1440p? It is meant for triple 32” racing setup, thx a lot

I'm overwhelmed with the amount of different options there is... I got my new PC (R7 7700X, RTX 4080, DDR5) for almost a year now and I'm still playing (FPS) games on my 27" 1080p 75Hz monitor lol. I'm interested in buying a 27" 1440p 165 - 240Hz Monitor with a max. Budget of $350 if it's even possible with a good panel but I'm still new to all this. What would you guys suggest me any tips etc?

It would be nice to see a Best LCD Monitors video. Because of Home-Office i cant buy a Oled Monitor. A Video with LCD only would help me by my Buying Decision. Sadly everywhere i look are Oleds, also by the hardware gaming magazines

What about Corsair 27QHD240. How does it compare to the other 27” oleds?

what do you mean by the aoc backlight zone flickering?

Is the aoc q27g3xmn good for ps5? I play games like apex and love single player games so the visuals are also important.

Damn, I really need to update my displays (I have two 9'year old dell UP2716D), but I'm still thinking, should I take 27@1440p or wait for the next year for 27@4k

~2 years back I bought Dell S2721DGFA for my dad as xmas present it is perfect IMHO Now my old monitor will need changing and so I am back looking though I would take S2721DGFA if they were available.. So I am now looking again, but I will not be getting VA panel, its not like that AOC is available anyway, so I guess its one of the MSI time, probably G274QPF.. but checking rtings review, I am bit worried about lowest brightness MSI got 80 vs Dell 35, and I am one of those who like to have option to go low... to not feel like looking in to lightbulb

i want to buy the AW2725DF but im not sure if it makes sense if i dont reach 360fps in most games ?

Have you guys tested ASROCK's 1440p 180hz offering?