Honestly, I look forward to the transition music in these “Best Of” vids just as much as the content itself and the recommendations.

"Small sizes are a deal breaker" - Yup, that sums it up pretty nicely.

@GTFour

2 жыл бұрын

You sound like my ex gf :(

@stefanrenn-jones9452

2 жыл бұрын

🤣

All monitors below are 2160p144 IPS, unless otherwise specified. 🟦 02:52 Best 27" 4K gaming monitors: The most balanced price and performance bracket for 4K monitors, as it'll allow you to afford a modern 4K panel with modern features like HDMI 2.1. 03:58 Gigabyte M28U: While slightly larger than 27", at 600-650 USD it has respectable response rate and ghosting performance, is not really HDR-spec and lacks some professional-level colour capability. 05:59 ASUS TUF Gaming VG28UQL1A: A better choice for the PlayStation 5 by way of more bandwidth. 06:30 LG 27GN950: Pricier than the M28U at $900, but will provide full coverage of DCI-P3. 🟦 06:55 Best 32" 4K gaming monitors: These panels are still in their infancy and performance may be lacking while costing more, so Tim has trouble recommending these fully. 07:30 MSI Optix MPG321UR-QD: Primary strength is colour, but is lacking in response time. At $1000 it is a steep tag. 09:10 Gigabyte M32U: Based on the performance of the Aorus FI32U, is fast but does have trouble with inverse ghosting trails, and doesn't cover colour gamut like ARGB as well. 🟦 10:27 Best standard-size 4K HDR gaming monitors: Proper HDR monitors are expensive! Anything that's less than about 1500 USD will not support true HDR even if the manufacturer claims so, beware! 11:33 ASUS ROG Swift PG32UQX: Capable of local brightness performance above 1500 nits while allowing for deep blacks. However, has a slow response time, no HDMI 2.1 support which limits its uses, and an eye-watering MSRP of 3000 USD. 🟦 14:06 Best large format 4K HDR gaming monitors: The better, and surprisingly more frugal option, is to actually get a 48-inch OLED television instead, provided your workspace is big enough. 15:39 LG C1 48" OLED: While it has a slightly slower refresh rate of 120Hz compared to the other offerings, the C1 makes it up in a very fast response time of less than 2 milliseconds. Burn-in can be an issue and the size means the pixel density is mediocre, making it very specific to media consumption. The CX OLED is a similar model, choose based on local cost and availability.

@whatsgoodearth

2 жыл бұрын

Thx bro for this you deserve more likes

@deethegamer8699

2 жыл бұрын

thanks

@TJ-vh2ps

2 жыл бұрын

Great summary and links: thanks for taking the time to write this!

your monitor review contents are simply the best. concise yet informative and down to earth. keep it up!

Talked about everything I had seen and wanted to know more about thank you very much!! :D

What absolute legends you are, Hardware Unboxed. Great recap video showing all of the relevant points. 10/10 content

That's a lot of pixels to be pushing without a GPU...

@brownshit1

2 жыл бұрын

😅😅😅 😥

@Miguel-jm2pf

2 жыл бұрын

People buying these already have a GPU

@noergelstein

2 жыл бұрын

You can still play older games in 4k and they look amazing. Newer games also sometimes allow running the UI at native resolution and lower the resolution of the game. And lastly high resolution > high settings. I have an RX 580 and it works fine for a lot of games.

@fzz6716

2 жыл бұрын

I would watch movies

@gucky4717

2 жыл бұрын

There are many GPUs in stock...for the right price...

BEEN WAITING FOR THIS

Thanks Tim - great analysis!

This is the video ive been waiting for thanks!

Amazing video as ever, thanks for all the advice. Will you do an up to date best in the market widescreen vid?

6:30 he says LG 27GP950 but the on screen text says LG 27GN950. Just a heads up

I just ordered the 48C1. It will be here on Tuesday. 3 days away to pair with my 5600x and XC3 ultra 3080…. Almost bought the G9 which is fantastic but I found a damaged box product on Amazon for $1300CAD down from $1800 regular so I had to. Especially after your gaming review of this TV. Love your channel keep up the awesome work. Definitely my favourite channel for reviews.

This video saved me from overspending a ridiculous amount on a monitor I wouldn't actually need or would regret. Seriously thanks, had no idea about the GIGABYTE models until now.

@smokeyMike1

2 жыл бұрын

So witch one should I get send me link please

Yeah, you should definitely review M32U, I went with the panel and been using it for past week and it is truly great

Looks like I'm waiting til next year for the 32" 144Hz dream 🥲

@TheJubess

2 жыл бұрын

Again :D

@TheNiittylahti

2 жыл бұрын

Take in a count that 4@120Hz at full colour tops the HDMI 2.1. So if you like your speed and speed only dont worry. But, if anything else you would need NEW dp connector or just go for 4@120 :)

@thor8334

2 жыл бұрын

seriously guys ? you didn't review the New odeyssey G7......

@kingplunger6033

2 жыл бұрын

according to rtings the gigabyte m32u is even better than the 28...

@Jessewb786

2 жыл бұрын

I have the 27GN950 and I'm only changing now once we get 38" ultrawide, true HDR, 5K2K, 144Hz+. So my guess is that I'll be waiting for a while. I had LG's 38" for a while, but it was prone to dead and stuck pixels :( so I gave it up.

thank you guys!

Just ordered the m28u, can't wait till it arrives!!

I’ve been waiting for a review of Samsung’s G70A. Thank you for The high quality content!

got the LG 27 950GP. Stunner

Just got the Gigabyte M32U on clearance the other day. It does look really good static, but I do notice that slower pixel response rate with blur trails. Makes faster paced games look low res or compressed. Think I might return it and see what comes out later this year.

Great video, really appreciate your hard work! You nailed the 32" point, do I absolutely need bigger screen ? No....actually yes, I do! Haha! I'm considering the M32U, I hope by the time R7000 is out we might see a new 32inch champion!

Nice video. Went from an Alienware AW2721D to an Asus PG27UQ. HDR and resolution are on another level, I dont miss the 240hz at all (always used the Alienware in 144hz mode anyways, as I hate losing color fidelity) as a casual warzone player at least. The only down side for the Asus its that it doesnt support VRR with AMD GPUs (got an RX6900XT XFX atm) so im hunting for a 3080TI right now. That and some random power up bugs that happens once a month

when i bought the x27 3years ago, i didn't expect it to be discontinued without replacement, and while it's only 98hz with hdr on it's still an acceptable compromise given the current selection, since i don't think oems will be focusing on 27inch going forward and 32inch is a minor negative for me. It was 1200usd at one point, and i don't mind the blooming either. If only the uqx had hdmi 2.1 or the ucg wasn't priced like it is...still waiting on smaller oleds or refreshes of the smaller hdr monitors

Thanks for the video. I have a question which I have been looking for for a long time now. Once I have seen a review about monitors when I was not interested in buying one. It mentioned that one of the technologies OLED or QLED or something else had a very noticeable smoother experience even at low FPS. He said, the reviewer, that you will feel that you have a good amount of a jump in FPS just by switching between the two monitors. Unfortunately I cannot remember or find that review anymore. I thought you might help with that from your wide experience in this field. Your help is much appreciated. What I'm looking for is that smooth readable and clear text while moving around while playing first person shooter because the walls and texts always get smudged while moving or rounding in a circle. Even with high frame rate support LED monitor.

You didn't mention the AORUS FO48U 48" 4K OLED... Love you guys!

I got my first 4k monitor today and I absolutely love it! The image detail imo definitely makes it worth it!

@GearheadK20C4

2 жыл бұрын

@Joseph Gallagher the Gigabyte M28U

@jeremiahchacha9668

2 жыл бұрын

@@GearheadK20C4 What made you go with it instead of the LG 27GP50? I'm still deciding b/w the 2 for the PS5.

@GearheadK20C4

2 жыл бұрын

@@jeremiahchacha9668 Because it was $650 for a 4k 144hz monitor. I don't have a console so that wasn't a consideration for me.

@dorak_22

2 жыл бұрын

@@GearheadK20C4 I’m lookin to purchase a new monitor myself. I currently game on ASUS Rog 2k 165hz monitor. I have Gigabyte Eagle OC 3090…wondering if it’s worth getting 4k now or just waiting for technology to get a little better for 4k gaming

@GearheadK20C4

2 жыл бұрын

@@dorak_22 If you have a 3090, I'd definitely get a 4k monitor. I have a 6800 XT and I regularly get above 60fps all games I play in 4k. Even above 100 fps in many games. A 3090 will perform even better. So personally, I would get a 4k monitor if I were in your position.

I would Love to have that C1 48, but it just doesnt fit on my desk, plus I would probably cause burn in pretty quickly due to being a 3D modeller and thus static UI stuff.

Like the video, Tim. On ultrawides, are you aware that the X34S is now available along side the X34GS? The X34S differentiates from the X34GS in only one area - inclusion of a G-Sync module. I'd be interested in a comparison between the S and GS if you were able to source both. I actually did just receive an X34S to replace my X34P, and the upgrade is quite nice, though of course I'm keeping "HDR" disabled in Windows.

Having already got the PG27UQ 4k 144hz with proper HDR i have recently bought the Samsung G7 27" to try out. Loving the new 1440p monitor. Using no g sync or v sync not seeing any tearing at 240hz even if i'm getting only 90fps and using the fastest response time the image looks great on fast panning. The VA contrast and good enough HDR are superb. The local dimming makes any backlight bleed invisible and works great in SDR as well. The 3090 is a nice fit although cpu limits have to be thought about even on AAA games. I might not use my 4k monitor too much now. The image quality is very good and not as bad as i remember 1440p being in pixel density in games and i love the speed of the G7 and more fps.

Just bought a G7 32 in and love it. Can't beat the beautiful VA panel

I’ve been looking for this video.

@sukyytb9220

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe it's not your audience but since you are the best monitor review channel, it would be awesome if you add another category for just content creation and no gaming whatsoever. thanks :)

A nice overview! Yes, I noticed there aren't great 4k HDR options, thus I buy nothing. OLED is a very attractive option to me, but I want them to be more durable. Sigh.

@mareksarnovsky2731

2 жыл бұрын

Oled passive screen = burnt, gl

@Dionyzos

2 жыл бұрын

Buy a used OLED that's been used as a TV, use it for 2 years or before burn in becomes an issue, sell it, upgrade to the next generation. Repeat until there are better options. Trust me, I've been doing this and it's totally worth it! These TVs are in high demand so they don't lose much value over time, maybe 100 bucks a year. Live now, don't overthink it until you're too old.

@martine-e-dee

2 жыл бұрын

@@Dionyzos whatever works for you, fellow. Just don't push it onto others, ok? Ty.

Nice one! Are u gonna make a video on LG 27GP950?

Thanks for your awesome reviews! I'm considering getting the ASUS TUF Gaming VG28UQL1A for playing PS5. This monitor does come with 2 speakers, but I noticed there is no audio out from the monitor, does that mean I am stuck with the built-in speakers in terms of audio for PS5 use? Are there ways I can attach a better speaker system when using this monitor with PS5? Thanks!

OLED GX on the wall for content and a VA panel for desktop work together is the best.

Love the content

I have wet dreams of impossibly perfect gaming monitors.

@hamdankhan319

2 жыл бұрын

So I'm not the only one?

Another monitor review video comes out JUST in time for the holidays !!!!!! I swear Tim times these videos perfectly for when people really start looking for a new monitor. I can now say I'm armed with enough info ( or at least a reference video) to recommend what monitor people should buy . Thank you Tim!!!!!!!

Great video as always, but a bit confused with one part of the video. At 3:39 you displayed an image of the Gigabyte Aorus FV43U, but never further spoke nor mentioned about it. Is there a reason why? this is the one monitor I have been interested out of the full lineup and thought it was odd to have it in the video, but not be talked about. Interested to hear your thoughts, if you do however reply.

@felidaze9223

2 жыл бұрын

I bought it but returned it and got the C1 Oled instead. My thoughts: 1) reviews about QC are real, mine had 3 dead pixels and a bit of dirt in between the panels 2) there is an air gap between the front layer and the back panel, which u can see up close and it makes it feel a bit cheap and not worth the $1000 3) I tried the Eizo monitor test (the response time test) and oh the blur trails were sooo bad. 4) Brightness was good, build quality good, but honestly for $1000 it was not worth the compromises and the hassle of swapping it just to have other QC issues. The oled was $1200 on Best Buy so i got that and the protection plan (covers burn in) and am way happier. Just my personal experience

Tim?? You look great! 👍 Stay safe and stay well mate.

I am all for HDR, but any kind of blooming is a deal killer for me

Thanks for the comprehensive review. Monitors market is a jungle.

Hello, great reviews. Any chance you could review the 4K Samsung 28 G7 ? Thanks

Thank you! Based on your research, I think that I'm still going to wait some time before buying new 32-42" monitors to replace the current ones.

Very happy with my LG 27GN950-B especially since they provided a firmware update back in June which added a toggle DP Deep Sleep to the OSD settings and fixed the quirky grey mouse cursor when the panel was overclocked to 160Hz. Not interested in HDMI 2.1 as I don't own a console so DP 1.4 with DSC enabled paired with a RTX 3090 (and a certified 8k DP cable) is perfectly suitable.

@the_modern_alchemist

2 жыл бұрын

Where did you buy it from? I’m in the UK and I’ve been looking for one but it doesn’t seem to be in stock anywhere

@blai5e730

2 жыл бұрын

@@the_modern_alchemist - I've had it since last December and I bought it in Sydney Australia. Seems that soon after my purchased it became quite scarce though.

@the_modern_alchemist

2 жыл бұрын

@@blai5e730 damn, thank you for the update. Definitely going to look into getting one shipped here because this monitor is exactly what I need!

@dorak_22

2 жыл бұрын

I too have 3090 GPU. I have been on the fence about finally upgrading to 4k. Currently game on a ASUS 2k 165hz monitor. Would there really be a noticeable difference going to 4k? I’m not so much worried about the price…or should I wait a bit for 4k PC gaming to get a little better for monitors??

@blai5e730

2 жыл бұрын

@@dorak_22 - it's a personal choice but it does look better than 1440p. I had the money (and the requisite horsepower) so I pulled the trigger a year ago. I run with a Windows scaling of 150% but that's just for the desktop; games and other content is full 4K. My other machine was running a 165Hz G-Sync ASUS PG27VQ monitor (paired with SLI'ed 1080TI's) but the monitor died and I had to RMA it (6 months left on 3 year warranty). ASUS said they couldn't fix it and now they've issued a credit to my retailer so I intend to get the LG 27GL850-B/27GN850-B/27GP83B-B as a replacement

Great info

I have a question. Seeing as your testing methodology has improved over the last couple of years; More detailed testing of response times, uniformity, etc. Is there any chance you could retest some monitors that are still available on the market but which was tested using older, less detailed methods, so that it's easier to compare? If this is impossible due to time constraints or test samples having been sent off to other reviewers etc, then I totally understand that, I was just curious.

@Girvo747

2 жыл бұрын

If so, I’d love to request the Asus XG27UQ!

@dehydro

2 жыл бұрын

I would also like to see that! E.g. the Acer Predator XB271HU bimprz 1440p Gsync monitor is still selling well, and was only briefly mentioned in a video on this channel a couple years back.

@Kekoki143

2 жыл бұрын

Ill go ahead and request the ASUS ROG Swift PG43UQ. It fits in well between the 32” options which for me are a smidge too small and the massive 48” options which are pushing the size limit for me. Thanks regardless. I love what you guys do!!

I want to upgrade my monitor (benq xr3501 2560x1080p) so i will wait for a good 30-34inch 4k 144hz for future proofing. I might run it less than 4k with my RTX 2080 but it will be totally worth it when i later upgrade to whatever GPU that comes in 1-2 years.

One thing to mention is that if you're expecting high pixel density from the C1 it's not the best due to the large size. 92PPI but it's sharp enough if you're sitting an adequate distance from it (assuming you're using it as a monitor), text clarity isn't great either but it's easy to get use to.

4K 120Hz/180Hz/240Hz 27 Inch OLED.... been waiting a long time for this.

What do you think about the "Acer XV322QK"? My choice stands between the above acer or the "Gigabyte M32U"

could you guys review the new samsung g7 28" 4K 144Hz ??? i don't understand you guys didn't reviewed this monitor yet because even though it's the same panel as the M28U i believe i heard you say you "can't wait to review diffrent variations of this panel"

Not specific to this video, but hoping for some advice. For a gaming/productivity setup (1440p monitors) - which is better - 3 of the same 27" monitors (Dell 2127DGF) or a 32 (Gigabyte M32Q) with a 27" (Dell 2127DGF) on each side? Gaming, coding, Netflix, etc.

Have been enjoying my PG32UQX for a couple of months now :)

I have a M32U showing up today to replace my CRG9 And I am super excited.

Gonna get the M32U next week for my desktop and the LG C1 48 next month for my gaming/media TV

Are you planning to do a video about all rounds top pick Ultrawide? From budget 1080p to high end 4k high refresh rate?

In regards to the m28u, I’m on XB series x…..and am worried about those ghosting figures at the 60hz range. While I mostly play fps at 120 at 1080/1440…..I really am looking forward to the new RPG games coming soon, and my guess is they will be capped at 60. Should I be worried about this?

Weird question, but what was the video you were using during the LG C1 portion that had paint being poured out to show the color and contrast range?

Great video, as always, but It's a shame you jump from 32" to OLEDs (48") without touching on the 43".. I'm in the market for a 43", but it's hard to find reviews comparing the Gigabyte FV43U, the Predator CG43 something and the Asus XG43UQ (and others alike)... Has been quite the fight trying to find reviews from a consistent source on all these.. I was really happy to see this video in my feed, but frustrated with the omission of between 32 and 48(oleds)" Better luck next time :)

@kingplunger6033

2 жыл бұрын

rtings just reviewed the fv43u today

@theboraxbandit9563

2 жыл бұрын

How has your search went since? :)

I'm keen to see how the ViewSonic XG320U pans out, it appears to have a better street price and higher HDR (600 according to them) compliance. This might be the beginnings of the baseline a few of us are hoping for

Hey is Acer using 3D printing technology to do the casing the n monitors? As unboxing the XF273 to put on display at my work and the outter edge seems like it's printed. @hardwareunboxed ??

Just purchased lg c1 for the office can’t wait 😜

What do you think of the upcoming Samsung Neo G8? 4k 240hz Mini Led 1196 local dimming hdr 2000

This is gaming monitor specific, will there be another video for like home theater?

I've seen the 27GP950, the successor of 27GN950, in pre-order state on several Australian websites since September, but none of them has got stock since then. You have any info about this?

Can you also test the AOC AG324UX? I wanna see what it can do.

Got my C1 2 months ago and I must say it's amazing

@kingplunger6033

2 жыл бұрын

wait a year...

I couldn’t find the LG OLED48C1PUB in my region, but I did find the LG OLED48C1PVB. Do these two have any differences that will affect my console gaming or is it fine to go ahead and purchase the PVB?

I am wondering if the Philips 279M1RV will be available over there any time soon? Due in the EU at the end of the month and been available in China for a few months. I also have to wonder if the AOC Agon AG274UXP will ever make it outside of China.

I've purchased the LG c1 48" O-Led and will never go back to a gaming monitor. The size is perfect for me for desktop use and gaming is so much better compared to my LG 34GK950G. I absolutely love the LG c1 it made my games looks amazing and KZread HDR is absolutely stunning.

thank you !

would you recommend the msi optix mpg321ur-qd for ps5 and xbox use? did you notice any input lag? I like to play alot of fps and would like to stick to a 32inch

I love my UW and i got it 6 months ago so 4k is way of for me cant go back to smaller panels now nice vid Tim

I do not need the 120Hz for my PS5 (very few games are supporting it, and I don't play them anyway), and I also do photo editing. What 4k 60Hz IPS do you recommend then? Is a second hand of older generation a better bet ?

How about the Aorus FV43U? How does that stack up as a large format panel?

I'm actually curious. Are you going to make or can you make a budget 1080p monitor round up for the best color accuracy?

Thanks, Tim! Still waiting for your review on the gigabyte FV43U monitor (43inch,4k,144hz, QLED, hdr1000)!

@kingplunger6033

2 жыл бұрын

rtings did a review. its good all in all, but the viewing angles are shit, the local dimming is garbage and the response times are good, but ONLY at high refresh rates. it gets really bad when you get to 60hz

@felidaze9223

2 жыл бұрын

I bought it but returned it and got the C1 Oled instead. My thoughts: 1) reviews about QC are real, mine had 3 dead pixels and a bit of dirt in between the panels 2) there is an air gap between the front layer and the back panel, which u can see up close and it makes it feel a bit cheap and not worth the $1000 3) I tried the Eizo monitor test (the response time test) and oh the blur trails were sooo bad. 4) Brightness was good, build quality good, but honestly for $1000 it was not worth the compromises and the hassle of swapping it just to have other QC issues. The oled was $1200 on Best Buy so i got that and the protection plan (covers burn in) and am way happier. Just my personal experience

@CarnaghSidhe

2 жыл бұрын

I picked up 2 x FV43U, one for me and one for the wife. We're both very happy with the panels both upgrading from 3x 27" 1440p IPS panels.. Both are without defect. My understanding is that the QC issues are supplier storage and handling related, with Newegg for some reason seeming to have handed out a lot of defective panels. If you think of getting one, don't use Newegg. We got ours from a UK supplier we've used over the years, and no issues. The real surprise has been the HDR1000, which I'm really liking... Moving from IPS to VA had me very nervous, but I'm very happy now... best of luck mate whatever you decide. If you have any questions let me know, I don't want to bomard you :)

@1Aquadon

2 жыл бұрын

@@CarnaghSidhe rock-on thank you kind sir!! thinking I'll wait juuuuust a tad longer till LG puts out the 43" oled and forces the LED panel makers to up their game/lower some prices.. how long have you had the FV43U's for?

@CarnaghSidhe

2 жыл бұрын

@@1Aquadon We've had them since early June, with no issues over that period. I had similar thoughts as yourself about OLED, but we really wanted new panels now. There will be better panels next year, that's always going to be the case.

I am stuck at 1440p 100hz for a while just due to pricing. when and if the prices come down to an everyday man price I might switch but I think it would still have to be a 21:9 which is what I use now.

Need a review of the Gigabyte FV43U VA panel ...... I thought it was gonna be in the last part 'large format' for sure ...

Can you review the Acer Predator XB283K KVbmiipruzx 28 inch, I see a lot of really really good value from the spec sheets but I can't find any reviews on it. Only 630 US on amazon rn and it has 4k 144hz, with hdmi 2.1

Hi there! Why do you prefer the MSI Optix MPG321URDE-QD over the ASUS ROG Swift PG32UQ ?

Is just me or is it impossible to find a M28U monitor anywhere in Australia? Seems to be out of stock everywhere for ages!

Really wish you guys could review the Aorus FV43U at some point. I’m highly considering it as an alternative to the lg c1 if the hdr spec is worth it over OLED…

What about the Acer predator XB323QKNV. Is it any good for its price?

Has LG corrected the HDMI "handshake" issue between the RTX cards and the PS5 as well? I returned mine several months ago because I was tired of unplugging the tv to hope it would communicate with the RTX 3080 card I use as well as my PS5. If they correct this issue I will repurchase it. Thanks for any info on this.

I noticed the Acer Nitro xv282k wasn’t on any of these lists. Any reason for omitting? Is it a bad monitor? Through a work program I was able to buy it using company points (it was the only HDMI 2.1 4K gaming monitor available). Did I make a mistake? Please let me know and thanks for the awesome reviews!

Hi Hardware Unboxed. Can you do a review on the Sceptre Curved 40" class QHD 2560 x 1440 (C408B-QWN168W) monitor.

Other question... so if I understand correctly the gigabyte 32u is not a bigger 28u? Given the scalper prices the 32u is the same price or cheaper than the 28u, would you still recommend the 28u?

Thanks HU!

Can't find the Gigabyte M28U anywhere. I am seeing the M32U though. Any ideas? Should I just buy the 32 model?

My Acer XB273k GP is an amazing monitor for me. While it doesn't have hdr or hdmi 2.1, that was not a deal breaker as I use DisplayPort with my PC at 120hz and games using the 120hz mode for the PS5 has to reduce the resolution often to close to 1080p to output over 60hz which I don't think is a good trade off.

Is the HDR for the ASUS TUF Gaming VG28UQL1A better than the gigabyte M28U? As far as I know the Asus is not out yet. I was also considering getting a 32" but now after watching this I may just go for a 28". I'm trying to buy off of Amazon as I have a credit there that I can apply towards the monitor. But currently the M28U isn't available on Amazon. I'm just looking for the best monitor to use with my PS5 and Series X.

I recently not received yet ordered a 27GP950. I know it is expensive but I expect that the new mini LED monitors will have an even higher price tag. LGs panel is not going to be in production before Q4 2022 and the rest just seems to have slow ips performance.

personally i think your wrong about vesa certified HDR 400.i absolutly love it. i use it like a shader more or less gives the game/characters much better realism when you learn how to set it.you can take away the over saturated color crayon look and makes textures much more lifelike.i always use it when avaliable 100% you can use it in tradition way as well but having a black equalizer this way really helps.(not for me though i hate oversaturated colors) i personally love it for what it is. it definitely is worth checking out.i think if you play around with it you'll find theres definitely a use for it.

Thoughts on the Eve Spectrum 4K 27” ?

I wonder which one of these is best for MacBook pro m1 max. 🤔

In my region the LG OLED CX is cheaper than the C1. Are there any differences between them?

Just wondering if you will be reviewing the AOC U34G3X? As of yet, there isn't a single english review on youtube