Best Monitors For Your Budget 2024: $100 to $1000+ Picks

Eu market is minimum two times the price on all of these sadddd

Dell G2724D is not $200 it's 400 on newegg

Asus ROG Strix XG27AQDMG is currently $1100 in South Africa 😮

Almost feels less of a Budget video and more of a 27" monitor video.

dell g2724d is at 400$

200$ and 300$ monitors are both around 400$ in my country

The AOC 24G4E or the KTC H24T09P?

Instead of worrying about the price, you should just rank these according to features. The better and or more features, the higher cost justified. 90% of what you recommend here is not available for me, so this video is almost a waste for me.. So rather best to just list down as many as you can while taking note of how the naming can changes in diff regions.

Here in my country you really can't find any of these popular picks. Most sellers are carrying OLEDs and haven't restocked their budget IPS offerings in months. I can bring it from the US, but prices are a bit wild and selection is only a bit better.

Here in the US, is everything like $50-$100 more? I can't find the prices your specifying.

In our country the ASROCK PG27QFT2A is
464 Australian dollars
ffff.....

you better know/appreciate how good you have et

My problem is, that I would like to upgrade to OLED, but at the same time, I like my static taskbar, and I am scared of burn in, as I tend to use my screens as second screen, with a lot of static images. Plus, I am really sensitive with stuff like this (I removed my screen protector on my Phone, because there was some of the glass broken off outside the screen part) and I use my PC a lot. I would love to upgrade, but at the same time I am not sure how long I would be able to use the Screen

Hi Tim! Is the 24G4 great for the Rog Ally? Or is there a better option budgetwise?

I've had 5 AOC monitors. All died within 3 years or purchase. Never again.

This video is awesome and I love your content! Are you planning to do any videos on monitors for more business use instead of gaming?

Can you make 34” ultra wide video

The real issue with monitors is the glut of very similar model numbers with opaque meaning designed to confuse customers into overpaying for hobbled sub-models.
Also what is with 75mm vesa showing up on 27"?

I got the 24g4 for around 140 bucks and its amazing for its price, ty

Fo32u2/p where

Best Glossy Monitors Video.

Prices of the 200 and 250 are switched around basically now 😂

MSI G274QPX?? I thought we basically agreed it would be the LG 27GR83Q...?

The Q27G3XMN is tempting, but there are too many people complaining about awful viewing angles (confirmed by rtings review) and VRR flicker

So
.. your unbiased.... How

As the video progressed I went from

"I would be ultra happy with the $300 pick"

To

"I WANT the $1200 one"

love how the aussie channel is pointless to watch for actual aussies.

Would like to see a video for 1080p monitors, that would be helpful

I just purchased the AOC 24G4EM (the 24G4 is not available anywhere in my region in the USA currently, but theyre supposedly very similar), and the viewing angles are absolutely terrible. Almost as bad as a TN panel. My 10 year old 1080p IPS 60hz acer purchased for $20 less than the AOC panel has far superior viewing angles. Further, the color out of the box is abysmal. you have to change it to "SRGB" in the settings to fix it, but this locks out several other color setting adjustments such as contrast.

After watching several of your videos recently, I think a dedicated 1080p video is merited. However, the information provided on this channel is invaluable, as monitor tech can be incredibly confusing due to the varied specs and quality in every category available. Also considering the very questionable decisions for specs with some models.

why are all these recommendations WAY more expensive than he's quoting? The AGON oled is still listed at 800$ on Amazon - not 600$

I wish monitor names were more accurate, when I search for these on amazon there are like 3 different model coming up with 1 latter difference

What if I wanted an ultrawide at each pricepoint? :(

i dont like that so much of the monitor talk online is super gaming focused i wish there was information of compareable picks to the AW3225QF without the need for high refresh that i assume brings the price up masisvley

I bought the LG 32GQ850-B off their website for $350. First time moving to 32", maintaining 240 hz and 1ms response, but switching from a VA to (nano) IPS. It's hardware calibrated, looks good out of the box, and has a great stand.

It was a big difference in my replay of Nine Sols for line and color clarity during movement. I haven't ever had a good experience with HDR, so this one's weak HDR isn't a concern. It did suck going from curved to flat again, though. lol

I want an OLED in the future, but I currently cannot justify spending the huge amounts on my ideal monitors right now, since they're $600-1300.

Now with hindsight, I don't recommend VA panels. I love ultra high framerates, but I'd recommend getting a great-looking IPS with a lower refresh rate ceiling of 144-180 hz. You'll save yourself money (especially if staying under 4k), and likely get an actual better viewing experience on the more affordable side.

I got the G2724D at your recommendation. I have gone through multiple replacements via their support service at this point, and every single one of them has had a bright subpixel defect. The thing they guarantee on their website they offer 0 of.

Hey I need some advice monitors unboxed. I want to upgrade from my 1080p 60hz tn panel to a 2q ips one around 200 euros. Two reasonable choices for the price is 1)the gigabyte m27q 2.0 for 199 and 2)the hp omen 27q for 179 which is out of stock. Should I opt to get something more expensive like the Dell that you are recommending(260 euros)

Can u arm mount the first monitor?

Asrock 300€ not 150$

@NK Gaming Я могу быть другом и повысит процент)

Это я посмотрю, потому что играть точно не буду)) У меня одна жизнь) Я могу быть другом и повысит процент)

Can you review the Koorui GN10 and KTC M27T20 monitors? Both are 27in, 2560x1440, HDR 1,000, Mini LED VA monitors under $300. This puts them in direct competition with the AOC Q27G3XMN for entry-level HDR gaming.

Do you do review of best productivity monitors to do in duel setup and maybe only game here and there?

I just got an Acer nitro 27" ed270rs3 for $100 on black friday sale. Upgrade from the 24" onn i had. Only have a 3060 12gb so 1080p is all i can utilize

I think you should do one focused on 21:9 and 32:9 screens. Who is still gaming on 16:9 in 2024? :D

LG 32GS95UE-B for $1000 best. Better than ASUS

ordered the LG 27GP850 for 200€ which seems like a steal to me here. Was reaaally considering OLED but since i do a lot more than just content consumption it doesn't make sense for me :(

I just got the g6 360hz for $580 with a free 990 pro 1tb! The receipt has the monitor under 500 which I think is a steal!

Is the lenovo legion r27qe good?