In short 1) OLED - Perfection in everything other than price with potentially burn-in issues / Best response times 2) IPS - Better colors for bad contrast and screen glowing issues / ghosting / Good response times 3) VA - Solid contrast mediocre colors and motion blur / lightning issues / Great response times
OLED: Perfect in Image quality, contrast ratio, response time, but not so grate in terms of productivity (office work) IPS: Great Colors, great for productivity, great response time, bad contrast ratio VA: Good colors, good for productivity, good response time, great contrast ratio TN: Mediocre colors, mediocre for productivity, great response time, bad contrast ratio
For me it's OLED and it's because I understand it's technology however if I want to advise in purchasing a monitor I would tell em to go for a IPS Black monitor, but right now there isn't one with at least 120 hz, although you can game fine at 60hz, 120 hz is the sweet spot. I game with Dell UltraSharp U3223QE @ 60hz and it beats any monitor because it has deeper color accuracy and deeper blacks like an OLED. This monitor was meant for creative designers but I use it for gaming and it's perfect. There are future OLED monitors coming and they will be better than IPS Black and QD-OLED and will even beat WOLED too.
@@tigakihi As far as I know the Oddesey G7 is the only VA panel that does not have any black smearing, mine definitely does not, I also have a Pixio 327 that one has noticable black smearing but I still prefer it over an LCD
After OLED with ALLM, G-Sync and VRR. 7ms response time for gaming, with hardly any motion blur. I can never go back to VA or IPS. Sure the brightness takes a hit but I play in a dark room which is more than bright enough.
get the pg27aqdm when you ok with a bit lower brightness but youll get awsome contrast and if you want it bright go with the Pg27aqn in motion clarity they are kinda similar
The Asus OLED... IPS has terrible backlight bleed and in dark scenes you will notice this. I have an IPS monitor from ViewSonic that is just sitting in a corner because of backlight bleed and ill just wait till someone here at my work needs a new monitor and change that out for them. OLED is the way to go and the new OLED's coming out this spring/summer will be even better. 4K OLED's will be priced the same as the 1440p 16:9 and 21:9 ones now, so you might want to wait a bit longer and get that 1440p for less.
@@IceWarrior341 I have all OLED and have light leaks in the corners of one of my screens, the other seems fine though. I am considering switching to IPS though because I have heard as far as actual blur OLED is superior, but because of how our eyes work IPS motion blue will actually appear to be less motion blur. The higher refresh rate ends up canceling out the minor ghosting. Or at least that is what I read.
Hi, which one of these panel types is best suited for reading & productivity? Many of the panels available in my region are either VA or IPS. Thank you.
IPS has better colors and angle view with no ghosting, but i'll never use it because its bad contrast is the most noticable /annoying thing to me choose IPS only if you're hard fps gamer because VA has terrible ghosting, otherwise go for the VA because contrast is too important and i will never put 800 bucks in an OLED monitor... because i don't have them lol
save your money and go for IPS. panel . and you can super control your contrast. Your welcome. OLED have more contrast and JUST THAT. but with IPS panel you CAN CONTROL DE CONTRAST TOO. SO . DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY .
If I play fps games, do I go for a 165 hz ips or va model. Im going for good response times but also rlly good colors (doesnt have to be anything top end tho, fps over resolution for me)
First of all. In this times just CSGO , battlefield 4 battlefield 1 battlefield 5 and i think ROW6 , battlebit . HAS DEDICATED servers betwen 60hz and 120hz. So if You do not play none of these . There is no reason to waste your money in a monitor with ONE MILLION HZ . If You do not understand that so. Better read in PRO FORUMS ABOUT SCIENCE AND PhYSiC. ABOUT HOW IT REALLY WORKS HZ BETWEN SERVER GAMES AND MONITORS.
Just bought a 24" 1440p 165hz monitor as as an upgrade to a 24" 1080p 144hz. Can't tell between the refresh rate, but 1440p is so much better @@jagerfromgsg945
@@jagerfromgsg945yeah, that’s what I use. I also use super resolution and fxaa to make it even clearer, so on my 1440p monitor, I can’t even see pixels lol, it’s beautiful
Grey to Grey, basically how long it takes a pixel to go from one shade of Grey to the next, it doesn't mean shit since every manufacturer uses a different standard
I disagree, OLED burn-in is a major issue however, owners that are aware of this issue can easilly avoid it. In gaming OLEDs tend to have the fastest response times whilst having amazing colour accuracy and of course, deep blacks.
As a VA owner who has used an IPS screen before, I hate the contrast of IPS, it looks too bright or glowy and while the colours are great, it sometimes makes things look washed out, it can be fine for gaming but it isn't great for watching movies/videos. While VA is slower and has weird colours, or ghosting, it still pretty much looks better besides in media work such as photoshop. Next time I buy a monitor I will go for OLED and not buy IPS no matter what, OLED is perfect and the burn in is easy to avoid.
@@themask5086VAs generally have worse ghosting. So you’ll see a kind of “trail” effect in fast motion. For me personally. It was one of those “one you notice it you can’t unsee it” things.
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Ads like this without no announcement just makes me not want to watch this channel again , bit annoying
In short
1) OLED - Perfection in everything other than price with potentially burn-in issues / Best response times
2) IPS - Better colors for bad contrast and screen glowing issues / ghosting / Good response times
3) VA - Solid contrast mediocre colors and motion blur / lightning issues / Great response times
IPS doesn't have bad ghosting if u compare it to VA
OLED: Perfect in Image quality, contrast ratio, response time, but not so grate in terms of productivity (office work)
IPS: Great Colors, great for productivity, great response time, bad contrast ratio
VA: Good colors, good for productivity, good response time, great contrast ratio
TN: Mediocre colors, mediocre for productivity, great response time, bad contrast ratio
@@JohnJohn-pm9wqbest for gaming?
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VA -panel have black smearing which is really annoying
For me it's OLED and it's because I understand it's technology however if I want to advise in purchasing a monitor I would tell em to go for a IPS Black monitor, but right now there isn't one with at least 120 hz, although you can game fine at 60hz, 120 hz is the sweet spot. I game with Dell UltraSharp U3223QE @ 60hz and it beats any monitor because it has deeper color accuracy and deeper blacks like an OLED. This monitor was meant for creative designers but I use it for gaming and it's perfect. There are future OLED monitors coming and they will be better than IPS Black and QD-OLED and will even beat WOLED too.
Makes sense.
what monitor type is good if you are using it a lot for office work, reading text, writing etc?
I don't remmond VA for gaming , because lots of mid low level panel has ghosting problem .
Except for The Oddesey G7, it's the only VA I would buy
@@kyledupont7711this monitor has a lot of black smearing bro
@@tigakihi As far as I know the Oddesey G7 is the only VA panel that does not have any black smearing, mine definitely does not, I also have a Pixio 327 that one has noticable black smearing but I still prefer it over an LCD
All Oled Tests are with No ambient light, I wonder why ? 😅
After OLED with ALLM, G-Sync and VRR. 7ms response time for gaming, with hardly any motion blur. I can never go back to VA or IPS. Sure the brightness takes a hit but I play in a dark room which is more than bright enough.
Thanks for sharing your opinion.
wat about miniled etc?
i dont know if I should get the pg27aqdm which is 240hz 1440p oled or the pg27aqn which is 360hz 1440p ips? what do you guys think?
get the pg27aqdm when you ok with a bit lower brightness but youll get awsome contrast and if you want it bright go with the Pg27aqn in motion clarity they are kinda similar
The Asus OLED... IPS has terrible backlight bleed and in dark scenes you will notice this. I have an IPS monitor from ViewSonic that is just sitting in a corner because of backlight bleed and ill just wait till someone here at my work needs a new monitor and change that out for them. OLED is the way to go and the new OLED's coming out this spring/summer will be even better. 4K OLED's will be priced the same as the 1440p 16:9 and 21:9 ones now, so you might want to wait a bit longer and get that 1440p for less.
@@IceWarrior341 yeah, new monitors coming just in time. I think i’ll cop a 360hz oled 1440p
@@IceWarrior341 I have all OLED and have light leaks in the corners of one of my screens, the other seems fine though. I am considering switching to IPS though because I have heard as far as actual blur OLED is superior, but because of how our eyes work IPS motion blue will actually appear to be less motion blur. The higher refresh rate ends up canceling out the minor ghosting. Or at least that is what I read.
@@IceWarrior341 it's only " terrible " in comparison to OLED which costs about 4 x more
IPS because you don't have to worry about burn in.
Hi, which one of these panel types is best suited for reading & productivity?
Many of the panels available in my region are either VA or IPS.
Thank you.
IPS has better colors and angle view with no ghosting, but i'll never use it because its bad contrast is the most noticable /annoying thing to me
choose IPS only if you're hard fps gamer because VA has terrible ghosting, otherwise go for the VA because contrast is too important
and i will never put 800 bucks in an OLED monitor... because i don't have them lol
Whic one better for the eye? I mean not having pain or headache or insomnia
Oled. Because its self lighted. Backlight from LCD is more harmful.
save your money and go for IPS. panel . and you can super control your contrast. Your welcome. OLED have more contrast and JUST THAT. but with IPS panel you CAN CONTROL DE CONTRAST TOO. SO . DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY .
Sounds like someone who’s never used an oled
I second this. ISP is overall best and it doesn’t aggro your wife nearly as much 😂
144hz 1080p ips. Or 144hz 1440p va gonna use for mainly gaming on ps5
Ips
If I play fps games, do I go for a 165 hz ips or va model. Im going for good response times but also rlly good colors (doesnt have to be anything top end tho, fps over resolution for me)
First of all. In this times just CSGO , battlefield 4 battlefield 1 battlefield 5 and i think ROW6 , battlebit . HAS DEDICATED servers betwen 60hz and 120hz. So if You do not play none of these . There is no reason to waste your money in a monitor with ONE MILLION HZ . If You do not understand that so. Better read in PRO FORUMS ABOUT SCIENCE AND PhYSiC. ABOUT HOW IT REALLY WORKS HZ BETWEN SERVER GAMES AND MONITORS.
Ips will suit u best
I can't use IPS, just horrible picture quality... I need OLED or qled tv
There are plenty from LG, you can check them out.
4k 60hz or higher. i dont care about the rest. u can never go back after u play 4k for ages.
Playing at 1080p 144hz is way more satisfying over 4k 60hz. Of course, that is my opinion.
I feel like the middle ground is perfect. 1440p, at like 165-240hz, is perfect.
Just bought a 24" 1440p 165hz monitor as as an upgrade to a 24" 1080p 144hz. Can't tell between the refresh rate, but 1440p is so much better @@jagerfromgsg945
@@jagerfromgsg945yeah, that’s what I use. I also use super resolution and fxaa to make it even clearer, so on my 1440p monitor, I can’t even see pixels lol, it’s beautiful
Yeah I meased around and bought a 4k 27 inch ips and even though I own a 3440 1440p qd oled that 4k crispy looks better to me
what does GtG mean ?
Grey to Grey, basically how long it takes a pixel to go from one shade of Grey to the next, it doesn't mean shit since every manufacturer uses a different standard
Super inaccurate description of VA
Thanks for your feedback.
oled or nothin
ips very bad backlight bleed
Which panel do you prefer?
@@Techfluencer va
worst video so far
IPS is the best where OLED sufer from burning.
I disagree, OLED burn-in is a major issue however, owners that are aware of this issue can easilly avoid it. In gaming OLEDs tend to have the fastest response times whilst having amazing colour accuracy and of course, deep blacks.
As a desktop if I own OLED I will make it as a second monitor for just gaming while the first monitor will be IPS.
As a VA owner who has used an IPS screen before, I hate the contrast of IPS, it looks too bright or glowy and while the colours are great, it sometimes makes things look washed out, it can be fine for gaming but it isn't great for watching movies/videos. While VA is slower and has weird colours, or ghosting, it still pretty much looks better besides in media work such as photoshop. Next time I buy a monitor I will go for OLED and not buy IPS no matter what, OLED is perfect and the burn in is easy to avoid.
@@hanasweetie I want to buy a VA monitor instead of my IPS monitor for video games. Is this a good idea? Because black color looks very bad in IPS
@@themask5086VAs generally have worse ghosting. So you’ll see a kind of “trail” effect in fast motion. For me personally. It was one of those “one you notice it you can’t unsee it” things.
wtf