Same here but monitor is not part of PC. It is something like own crappy car so why I need pay car insurance every year? You buy it for other reasons but you need both in order to drive. Nonetheless OLED is for premium users who have more cash to spend.
@@Sebastianino Honestly the advantages of OLED aren't worth the current asking prices monitor wise. TV wise pricing makes sense since you can find deals on new 120hz 42-55" OLEDs for sub $700. I still prefer the cheaper mini LED monitors for now since they get a lot brighter than OLED monitors but have their own issues when it comes to black smearing or crushing around bright objects on a darker background, that is apart from select few models. Personally I'd wait the 2-3 years until OLED is better and cheaper where we might start seeing good 1440p 144hz displays start at $250.
It would say sponsor it’s not this is purely recommendational Edit: he does seem to have an affiliation code with them, but this still isnt a sponsored video
@@lordofskag He does a video to earn money with a product he promotes, seems very sponsored. Especially since there are many similar versions of this panel at the same price which he doesnt even mention
And? A monitor is just as important as the GPU lol. No monitor works without a gpu and a gpu does nothing for a gamer without a monitor lol. It’s also the number 1 thing you interact with in a setup. Of course it’s expensive.
@@RiceCubeTech in a setup you surely would interact with the cpu more? unless you look at your monitor when you computer is off more than you look at something else while your pc is on
@@MykalJacsun if the monitor was off you wouldnt be able to look at and appreciate what it offers while its on. youre just deliberately being obtuse lmao.
@@Hevyqx ur chronic if you think paying $1000+ for a gpu is ok. It goes both ways. There are $5000 consumer monitors and $30000 professional monitors. Price is relative. What do you usually get with $200? Nowadays like meh ips with 1440p at 144hz maybe 175hz if you’re lucky. 500? Might be able to get a 4K 144hz with a good ish ips. Panel. At 700 you can get a 4K 144hz with a really nice mini led panel or a 1440p 240hz oled. Oled top of the line 10bit 240hz monitor at 4K or some ultra wide 1440p is gonna be $900+ You pay for specs. Just like a gpu. Just because you don’t see value in something doesn’t mean it isn’t worth it lol. You pay for features and advancements in tech. Not everything is, nor should be mid range pricing if it’s brand new. It doesn’t work like that. If it costs them $300 to make a monitor they’re not gonna sell it for $350 that’s not worth it for them. Margins have and always will be a thing. Oleds cost more to make because it’s physically harder to produce.
This monitor is still more expensive than my whole setup (5600x, 6600xt, Aorus x570 master, 16gb of trident gskill ram, rm650 psu, a 27inch 144hz monitor, a second 24ich monitor, hyperx pulse wireless mouse, and gmk67 keyboard with gateron red switches). I think it stick to ips for now
then try your hardest to not even look at an OLED, because it will ruin you lmao Note: I want to add, that I only say this because I got the OLED switch to mod and use as a steam link type deal while also being able to play a lot of things native on the device, but I too, will be sticking with IPS. The OLED switch kinda ruined my experience a little, because now I want an OLED display. But a nice IPS ultrawide with a 1440p resolution, with even decent HDR (even if it maxes out at 500 nits, you'll still get a beautiful contrast ratio and all the other benefits of HDR with a display that's JUST bright enough to be considered real HDR) will still give you a wonderful experience. MUCH nicer than even an SDR 4k display, and it's as close to an OLED you can get.
They are definitely a lot better than IPS panels for gaming and basically as good as it gets as far as monitor technology goes. They really make games especially those with HDR pop and their lack of motion blur makes their refresh rate almost feel double of what it actually is. The motion clarity is insane on them. I still agree that they are still a bit expensive though but are definitely the correct upgrade path for gaming.
OLED for PC is better if ONLY 1- you are gonna game on it. 2- you are gonna consume media on it. BUT THE PROBLEM IS: for every day work or anything that needs to be static for a longer period of time its a really big risk of burn in. So IF your goal is basically gaming or media, its perfect. If you are gonna use it for everything equally, not so sure. Yeah, you could do some workarounds to mitigated the problem but the risk is still there so it's up to you to balance pros and cons and there's no right answer for everyone
the bigger problem is that the color will fade no matter how you use it. until samsung releases their next gen displays with GaN based blue LEDs. so it will have less resale value than a MiniLED tv/monitor.
Since when was $680 considered "affordable" for a monitor? I find it kinda funny how Koorui is sponsoring Zach to advertise an expensive product to an audience consisting of mostly budget ballers.
People keep saying this, it's clearly "budget" for OLED monitors. These budget ballers that just whine about the price (a genuinely good product in this case) are sooooo annoying
@Shadowzz. Zach literally says, "So us budget ballers are starting to actually be able to afford them" In this context, $700 is stupid expensive for a monitor. But when it's compared to other OLED monitors, then yeah, it is budget and a pretty sweet product.
I heard that this one uses a matte screen, and apparently reviewers say that matte screens are worse. I wanted this one because it didn't look that gamery
I've been following the market and prices tend to go down when more competitors put out their own models. Just wait a few more months up to a year and shoul be able to score a nice monitor for under 500$
Zach!! Please make a Budget Baldurs gate 3 themed pc build!! It has been out since 2023 please! I would appreciate it! Since many gaming pc’s can’t handle act 3
Zach can you rate this pc build GPU: RTX 4060 CPU & Cooler: AMD RYZEN 5 5600 Motherboard: AsRock B450M AC 2.0 RAM: Kingston FURY Beast 16GB (2x8GB) 3200MHz DDR4 Case: DeepCool Matrexx 40 Black SSD: Silicon Power 1TB A60 NVMe Gen 3 PSU: MSI MAG A850GL PCIE5 850W Can other people also reply to tell me if it's good
*don't need 850w *Nvidia 😮💨 (amd has better cards for a similar price/cheaper) *3600hz is like 1 dollar higher than 3200mhz so go with that for your ram. What's your budget?
Never heard of Koorui, and wouldn't buy one until I checked out some reviews, longevity tests and side by side comparisons to trusted brands, but the switch to qdoled from qled was incredible.
IPS is a form of LCD Display. VA and TN are aswell. Micro LED just describes that the LCD panel is lit from behind with many little LEDs rather than from the sides which will net you way more lighting zones, so you can have really bright colours and really dark colours right next to each other.
I wouldn't fall into the category of a "budget baller." Though while I like the color and contrast on OLEDs, I've always been squeamish of potential burn in. Actually kinda leaning towards the Sony Bravia 9 since it's mini led. Kinda and all one setup for gaming and streaming entertainment. I'm working on a bit of a different setup at home. Ditched my desk, and got a bed table that has these adjustable wide legs off the ends and wheels. It rolls right over the top of my bed and is height adjustable, manually anyways. Gonna put a L shaped floor TV VESA stand, and a 65" TV at the foot of my bed, PC at the base of that. Still deciding on a good USB hub extension to attach to the table for my peripherals. But yeah, bed gaming/entertainment PC setup. It really opens up the floor space in my room eliminating the desk and office chair. Has a cleaner look to it. And well a bed is designed for comfort, a good wedge pillow or spare couch cushion let me relax. Still a bit of a work in progress, but what I have so far is significantly more comfortable and convenient than before.
I mentioned a good channel you can check out to get the best info on monitors, but I think it got sniped. Should be easy to find, but I'll repost the more important stuff I mentioned. Get a mini LED monitor with HDR for like $300. HDR shouldn't be on for everything, but it will be a quality monitor regardless. Even if the monitor isn't in stock, there's likely an amazon warehouse option available.
I got a solid 4k monitor IPS for 300 on sale. Does 240hz 32 inch curved, I’m super happy with it and no way at I spending over half my budget on a monitor lol. I won’t be able to afford a computer capable of 4k lol
You can get a great BenQ IPS or TF with a strobing backlight for $230. OLED is amazing but you'll get more bang for your buck just making certain your monitor has a strobing backlight.
best looking and best response time but it doesn't mean anything if your display suffers from burn ins , oled is still too unstable to recommand , unless you have the money to do so
Almost all budget oleds are just old model panels from larger companies that don't have any burn in protection so you save £200-400 but need to rebuy them like a year later
Unfortunately we’re in this era where companies don’t actually have to charge 500+ for oled monitors but they will because there’s still “new enough” I’d say in about 2-3 more years we’ll be able to get monitors like this 300
Hey LG just came out and said there only gonna be working with oled panels now..... So hopefully that will put more on the market and then they will become more common place.
my ips thang is 150$, and idc about color, response time is overclocked on that piece of liquid crystals, leaves pixel shadows but it gets the job done. Its actually amazing how competitive gamers find out about monitor oc after so long. when I put freesync + extreme overdrive on my monitor even 60hz looked like butter, what about the 144 that the monitor supports? yeeaah...
tbh the main reason i never bought an OLED Monitor is cause people told me that they can imprint or burn an image on the Display if a certain picture is displayed for to long and with huds and other gameoverlays that generally sounds like a disaster so would be nice to hear if they have fixed these issues if not im not gonna get one for gaming so far
@@jakob8940 oh wow i didnt know that, then why are people warning from that? i heard that especially if you use them in creative areas like drawing this can lead to issues but if we are talking about thousand of hours,that should never really happen
It's HDMI 2.0 so it doesn't actually give you 1440p 240hz... if you looking in that range you should take a look at the MSI MAG 271QPX, it's an improved QD-OLED with 1440p up to 360hz and is supporting HDMI 2.1... all of that goods for about 750$.
It's quick response, it's deeper black, but it doesn't look that different than an IPS panel in coloured scenario. Oled TV are so much better than qd oled monitor
Everyone so upset it's $700. I hope it lowers too but like, for that price I can get OLED, just literally go inside a Best Buy and see the difference yourself, plus 360 hz, glossy (or matte if you want), HDR, faster latency.. It's like $350 premium, and I'm not too upset with that.
Had a gorgeous LG ips ultra wide forgot the actual model blah blah. Became an early adopter of Alienware OLED ultra wide when it first came out.... Never going back. Star citizen looks absolutely stunning Replaced my laptop with one that had an OLED display a few months later too
Yeah its especially better if you like to see your diablo4 meters when youre working on an excel doc or vise versa..oleds are meant for tvs only, watching movies only..go to a white screen on your oled phones..
I have had three sony oled tvs, an oled steam deck, an lg oled monitor, and an oled phone. Never had any permanent image retention on any of them. Nothing on my phone that sits full brightness on google maps for multiple hours every day while I’m driving, and nothing on my monitor where I rotate through the same two or three games.
I’d consider my moniter which is a 32 inch 165 hrtz to be expensive at 220, so don’t even talk as if 800 is anywhere near affordable lol, it’s more than an Xbox series x or a ps5
id consider $220 stupidly cheap. $700-800 monitor for an elite oled monitor that blows similarly priced competing ips displays out of the water is frankly a steal. so its all relative. just because its expensive for you, doesnt mean it isnt a steal for someone whos actually familiar with the market and the tech.
@@4shbellThen its not for "Budget ballers" as this guys marketing. Anyone considering 800 USD for a monitor to be affordable is probably also someone who has no concern for money.
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It’s still $700. I’ll get it when it’s $200
DAAAAAAAAAAAMN
Literally me with every every pc component, maybe when I’m 30 I’ll find a 4090 for 200 🤷
@@poggiespogpogpogpogpoggies7278futuristic inflation rates will keep it at 2000$. Trust me
3 yr later
Koorui is literally the best budget monitor company and although the monitor isn’t exactly budget it is compared to other 240hz 1440p OLED monitors
"so us budget ballers can actually be able to afford them"
"700$" 😐
Koorui is literally the best budget monitor company and although the monitor isn’t exactly budget it is compared to other 240hz 1440p OLED monitors
@@Twixzyboy Def the best Brand
It’s an investment
Compared to other oled monitors yea 700$ is the best you’re gonna get unless you can find an insanely good deal.
Right now, you can get a 27 inch QLED LG UltraGrear for $650 at BestBuy. I would say LG would knock Koorui out of the water.
700 dollars bro that's worth more than my mobo CPU and ram combined
Literally costs more than my crappy setup 😭
for oled monitor thats cheap dude
Same here but monitor is not part of PC. It is something like own crappy car so why I need pay car insurance every year? You buy it for other reasons but you need both in order to drive. Nonetheless OLED is for premium users who have more cash to spend.
@@Sebastianino Honestly the advantages of OLED aren't worth the current asking prices monitor wise. TV wise pricing makes sense since you can find deals on new 120hz 42-55" OLEDs for sub $700. I still prefer the cheaper mini LED monitors for now since they get a lot brighter than OLED monitors but have their own issues when it comes to black smearing or crushing around bright objects on a darker background, that is apart from select few models. Personally I'd wait the 2-3 years until OLED is better and cheaper where we might start seeing good 1440p 144hz displays start at $250.
It’s the price of my cpu and mobo
Just for reference, that is $700USD. For my Australian fellas out there that is equivalent to over $1000AUD
$958 for any Canadians
Over 9000 for us Indians
@@pranavpatil1362 Well it's around ₹55k INR. 😅
@@pranavpatil1362Correction, its over 50k (excluding taxes, import duties and everything)
you just saved my time
Smoothest sponsor ever
he''s diff lmao
It would say sponsor it’s not this is purely recommendational
Edit: he does seem to have an affiliation code with them, but this still isnt a sponsored video
smartest youtube comment:
@@lordofskag He does a video to earn money with a product he promotes, seems very sponsored. Especially since there are many similar versions of this panel at the same price which he doesnt even mention
@@froznfire9531it doesn't say include paid promotion, I doubt he's risking jail time just to promote a brand without saying it.
This monitor almost costs as much as a 7900XT 😭
And? A monitor is just as important as the GPU lol. No monitor works without a gpu and a gpu does nothing for a gamer without a monitor lol.
It’s also the number 1 thing you interact with in a setup. Of course it’s expensive.
@@RiceCubeTech in a setup you surely would interact with the cpu more? unless you look at your monitor when you computer is off more than you look at something else while your pc is on
@@RiceCubeTech ur chronic if paying $500+ just for a monitor is ok 😭
@@MykalJacsun if the monitor was off you wouldnt be able to look at and appreciate what it offers while its on. youre just deliberately being obtuse lmao.
@@Hevyqx ur chronic if you think paying $1000+ for a gpu is ok.
It goes both ways. There are $5000 consumer monitors and $30000 professional monitors.
Price is relative. What do you usually get with $200? Nowadays like meh ips with 1440p at 144hz maybe 175hz if you’re lucky. 500? Might be able to get a 4K 144hz with a good ish ips. Panel. At 700 you can get a 4K 144hz with a really nice mini led panel or a 1440p 240hz oled.
Oled top of the line 10bit 240hz monitor at 4K or some ultra wide 1440p is gonna be $900+
You pay for specs. Just like a gpu. Just because you don’t see value in something doesn’t mean it isn’t worth it lol. You pay for features and advancements in tech. Not everything is, nor should be mid range pricing if it’s brand new. It doesn’t work like that. If it costs them $300 to make a monitor they’re not gonna sell it for $350 that’s not worth it for them. Margins have and always will be a thing. Oleds cost more to make because it’s physically harder to produce.
This monitor is still more expensive than my whole setup (5600x, 6600xt, Aorus x570 master, 16gb of trident gskill ram, rm650 psu, a 27inch 144hz monitor, a second 24ich monitor, hyperx pulse wireless mouse, and gmk67 keyboard with gateron red switches). I think it stick to ips for now
then try your hardest to not even look at an OLED, because it will ruin you lmao
Note: I want to add, that I only say this because I got the OLED switch to mod and use as a steam link type deal while also being able to play a lot of things native on the device, but I too, will be sticking with IPS. The OLED switch kinda ruined my experience a little, because now I want an OLED display. But a nice IPS ultrawide with a 1440p resolution, with even decent HDR (even if it maxes out at 500 nits, you'll still get a beautiful contrast ratio and all the other benefits of HDR with a display that's JUST bright enough to be considered real HDR) will still give you a wonderful experience. MUCH nicer than even an SDR 4k display, and it's as close to an OLED you can get.
They are definitely a lot better than IPS panels for gaming and basically as good as it gets as far as monitor technology goes. They really make games especially those with HDR pop and their lack of motion blur makes their refresh rate almost feel double of what it actually is. The motion clarity is insane on them. I still agree that they are still a bit expensive though but are definitely the correct upgrade path for gaming.
My phone has OLED and my monitor IPS. I clearly love my phone's screen
I mean 2.8K 6.67" and 1080p 24" isn't even a choice
OLED for PC is better if ONLY 1- you are gonna game on it. 2- you are gonna consume media on it. BUT THE PROBLEM IS: for every day work or anything that needs to be static for a longer period of time its a really big risk of burn in.
So IF your goal is basically gaming or media, its perfect. If you are gonna use it for everything equally, not so sure. Yeah, you could do some workarounds to mitigated the problem but the risk is still there so it's up to you to balance pros and cons and there's no right answer for everyone
the bigger problem is that the color will fade no matter how you use it. until samsung releases their next gen displays with GaN based blue LEDs. so it will have less resale value than a MiniLED tv/monitor.
Most oled monitor come with burn in warranty. The oled samsung I bought has a 3 year warranty for burn in.
@@Brazzy614 samsung arent great at honering warranties tbf. But yer burn in is only really an issue on the modern panels if you have static imagery
Since when was $680 considered "affordable" for a monitor?
I find it kinda funny how Koorui is sponsoring Zach to advertise an expensive product to an audience consisting of mostly budget ballers.
Koorui is literally the best budget monitor company and although the monitor isn’t exactly budget it is compared to other 240hz 1440p OLED monitors
Context wise it is a budget oled 🤦♂️
@@Twixzyboy yeah, it's budget in it's own "OLED monitor" subcategory.
But it is *not* budget when we're referring to "monitor" as a whole category.
People keep saying this, it's clearly "budget" for OLED monitors. These budget ballers that just whine about the price (a genuinely good product in this case) are sooooo annoying
@Shadowzz. Zach literally says, "So us budget ballers are starting to actually be able to afford them"
In this context, $700 is stupid expensive for a monitor.
But when it's compared to other OLED monitors, then yeah, it is budget and a pretty sweet product.
Zach bro $700 isnt for the budget ballers
I hate it when people call the cheaper versions of expensive tech "budget" like NO, it's JUST the shittiest high-end version of what you want lmao.
>much more expensive
>burn-in
>IPS is much cheaper and when taken care of can last a decade
Nah I'm sticking to IPS
Me too bro
I heard that this one uses a matte screen, and apparently reviewers say that matte screens are worse. I wanted this one because it didn't look that gamery
matte vs glossy is just about personal preference
That's cheap for oled, but still insane compared to ips or va
yes but ips and va sucks. Oled or MiniLed only good options. Sucks to have Oled on my phone and trash Ips on monitor.
@@24kCookieMusic yeah they aren't perfect, but I am willing to accept quite a few flaws if my wallet isn't a negatuve weight.
Koorui coming in a clutch again💪
I've been following the market and prices tend to go down when more competitors put out their own models. Just wait a few more months up to a year and shoul be able to score a nice monitor for under 500$
700 was my 1440p 165Hz G-Sync monitor in 2017.
"one of the most affordable options"
meanwhile me seing OLED monitors for 500-550 bucks: 🍷🗿
Name one brand
where?
700$, oled and affordable should never be in the same sentence
"This is not 700 dollars, its 200 dollars and its oled so its affordable" lol
I got the AW3225QF a few weeks ago and the panel is incredible. The best looking picture I’ve ever seen
Zach!! Please make a Budget Baldurs gate 3 themed pc build!! It has been out since 2023 please! I would appreciate it! Since many gaming pc’s can’t handle act 3
Ayou 😮, Your recommendation is very valuable, thank you! It's a really cool monitor!)
Comes with burn-in at no extra cost 😊😊😊
It looks it has some ghosting ... response time GtG can be 1ms, but you need to know also the second response which is responsible for ghosting
You got to look at the KTC 27-in 1440p 240 Hertz OLED. 549 last time I checked
Zach can you rate this pc build
GPU: RTX 4060
CPU & Cooler: AMD RYZEN 5 5600
Motherboard: AsRock B450M AC 2.0
RAM: Kingston FURY Beast 16GB (2x8GB) 3200MHz DDR4
Case: DeepCool Matrexx 40 Black
SSD: Silicon Power 1TB A60 NVMe Gen 3
PSU: MSI MAG A850GL PCIE5 850W
Can other people also reply to tell me if it's good
*don't need 850w
*Nvidia 😮💨 (amd has better cards for a similar price/cheaper)
*3600hz is like 1 dollar higher than 3200mhz so go with that for your ram.
What's your budget?
Like £800 for pc
budget ballers be like: 700$ is more than my whole pc
And watch out for the burn in, don't push it to much, always turn it off after use
I’ve found some really good deals on 17” laptop replacement screens (oled 4K 240hz) for less than 400😅😂😊
Affordable to who?
Once it half it current price ill get one.
*Maybe if they introduce a 144/165Hz OLED panel and prices are more affordable I'll get one!*
Never heard of Koorui, and wouldn't buy one until I checked out some reviews, longevity tests and side by side comparisons to trusted brands, but the switch to qdoled from qled was incredible.
You’re an MVP. I’ve been wanting an OLED for so long
My favorite brand of displays
What is an IPS panel? I’ve heard of LCD, microLED and OLED, but I never heard of IPS
IPS is a form of LCD Display. VA and TN are aswell. Micro LED just describes that the LCD panel is lit from behind with many little LEDs rather than from the sides which will net you way more lighting zones, so you can have really bright colours and really dark colours right next to each other.
@@Ferzin400 okay, thanks!
it's around 1500 USD in Australia
I wouldn't fall into the category of a "budget baller." Though while I like the color and contrast on OLEDs, I've always been squeamish of potential burn in. Actually kinda leaning towards the Sony Bravia 9 since it's mini led. Kinda and all one setup for gaming and streaming entertainment.
I'm working on a bit of a different setup at home. Ditched my desk, and got a bed table that has these adjustable wide legs off the ends and wheels. It rolls right over the top of my bed and is height adjustable, manually anyways. Gonna put a L shaped floor TV VESA stand, and a 65" TV at the foot of my bed, PC at the base of that. Still deciding on a good USB hub extension to attach to the table for my peripherals. But yeah, bed gaming/entertainment PC setup.
It really opens up the floor space in my room eliminating the desk and office chair. Has a cleaner look to it. And well a bed is designed for comfort, a good wedge pillow or spare couch cushion let me relax. Still a bit of a work in progress, but what I have so far is significantly more comfortable and convenient than before.
I mentioned a good channel you can check out to get the best info on monitors, but I think it got sniped. Should be easy to find, but I'll repost the more important stuff I mentioned. Get a mini LED monitor with HDR for like $300. HDR shouldn't be on for everything, but it will be a quality monitor regardless. Even if the monitor isn't in stock, there's likely an amazon warehouse option available.
I got a solid 4k monitor IPS for 300 on sale. Does 240hz 32 inch curved, I’m super happy with it and no way at I spending over half my budget on a monitor lol. I won’t be able to afford a computer capable of 4k lol
You can get a great BenQ IPS or TF with a strobing backlight for $230. OLED is amazing but you'll get more bang for your buck just making certain your monitor has a strobing backlight.
When you say "affordable" I think that you mean actually affordable and not affordable by Bill Gates
I like my LG Ultra Gear curved. Got it on sale. Most expensive monitor I’ve bought so far but I’m happy with it.
best looking and best response time but it doesn't mean anything if your display suffers from burn ins ,
oled is still too unstable to recommand , unless you have the money to do so
Yeah I wish it actually was when it comes to VRR flicker and pixel shift it's not a good experience
I love how 700 dollars is affordable
680$, so fucking affordable.
Almost all budget oleds are just old model panels from larger companies that don't have any burn in protection so you save £200-400 but need to rebuy them like a year later
No. Wait for NanoLED. Looks as good as OLED, doesn't burn in and costs as much to manufacture as LCDs
Waiting for mini or nano led seems at least 5 years away.
ur crazy NanoLED costs fortune. Mini led is different story I think Mini Led is better than oled.
Also it's MicroLED not NanoLED
@@24kCookieMusic Completely different technologies buddy
@@PlayNeth oh
You aint a budget baller if you pay $700 for a monitor
True, that monitor would cost as much as a budget gaming PC.
Unfortunately we’re in this era where companies don’t actually have to charge 500+ for oled monitors but they will because there’s still “new enough” I’d say in about 2-3 more years we’ll be able to get monitors like this 300
Hey LG just came out and said there only gonna be working with oled panels now..... So hopefully that will put more on the market and then they will become more common place.
Looking at my Costco pamphlet oled TV's are going down now, so it's only a matter of time for that trend to hit the pc monitors.
Some Brand we have never heard of, going for basically 700 dollars lol
Why do you always do 1440p? Is that some standard or something?
The samsung odessy is great
my ips thang is 150$, and idc about color, response time is overclocked on that piece of liquid crystals, leaves pixel shadows but it gets the job done. Its actually amazing how competitive gamers find out about monitor oc after so long. when I put freesync + extreme overdrive on my monitor even 60hz looked like butter, what about the 144 that the monitor supports? yeeaah...
The times of the good old windows xp screensafers are coming back with oled screens 😂
What's the difference between VA, TN and IPS panels ??
Ppl complaining about the $700, these thing used to be between $1200-$1500
tbh the main reason i never bought an OLED Monitor is cause people told me that they can imprint or burn an image on the Display if a certain picture is displayed for to long and with huds and other gameoverlays that generally sounds like a disaster so would be nice to hear if they have fixed these issues if not im not gonna get one for gaming so far
It has never been an issue unless you play one game with static stuff for thousands of hours per year
@@jakob8940 oh wow i didnt know that, then why are people warning from that? i heard that especially if you use them in creative areas like drawing this can lead to issues but if we are talking about thousand of hours,that should never really happen
@@viktorholm3386 Well if you only use one program with a white overlay, one or two thousand hours isn't that crazy
It's HDMI 2.0 so it doesn't actually give you 1440p 240hz... if you looking in that range you should take a look at the MSI MAG 271QPX, it's an improved QD-OLED with 1440p up to 360hz and is supporting HDMI 2.1... all of that goods for about 750$.
It's quick response, it's deeper black, but it doesn't look that different than an IPS panel in coloured scenario. Oled TV are so much better than qd oled monitor
Me with an tn panel:
day 22 of asking what the best 1600 build is ( i dont mind buying used components)
When Apple Studio Display is with 1.8k than an oled monitor is definitely worth that money
Ips vs AV what are the pros and cons of each
Just in time to justify my new OLED monitor, thanks Zach!
679€ good budget for a monitor Really?
Your getting an OLED 240hz 0.1ms so yea it is a good budget compared to the other competition
Everyone so upset it's $700. I hope it lowers too but like, for that price I can get OLED, just literally go inside a Best Buy and see the difference yourself, plus 360 hz, glossy (or matte if you want), HDR, faster latency.. It's like $350 premium, and I'm not too upset with that.
Just had a pc built for me, itll be paired with my samsung qn90a 55" tv.
I just want a 27inch OLED 4K 240Hz with 1000nits Dolby Vision HDR and I’m happy
What are your opinion on using thermalight ilm on lga 1700 sockets?
Yes they are absolutely worth it lol oled in general is amazing. I prefer qd oled most of all though 😉.
Still rocking that crt
I think he means budget ballers are ballin once these hit the used market
In my country oled 1440p goes for 800 euros. 4k 144hz ips goes for 600. Choice made
Calling oled expensive and then not tellibg the price of the oled model is somewhat shady
Had a gorgeous LG ips ultra wide forgot the actual model blah blah. Became an early adopter of Alienware OLED ultra wide when it first came out.... Never going back. Star citizen looks absolutely stunning
Replaced my laptop with one that had an OLED display a few months later too
But what about burn in
the biggest issue with oled is that its doomed to burn
so even if its cheap its still expensive cuz its lifetime
yall arent understating that its affordable relative to other oled monitors for sale
$700? My pc isn’t even worth that much
Budget ballers start to acctually afford those? Okay ZachsTechTurf blink twice if youre in danger
I saw an Oled tv in the store the other day…. Wow
What are your thoughts on Samsungs Qled?
You have served democracy well
Bro I’ll use this when I don’t need dlss/tsr
Wow, didn't know NVidia GeForce 9500 GT has secret features that only available with OLED monitor
Yeah its especially better if you like to see your diablo4 meters when youre working on an excel doc or vise versa..oleds are meant for tvs only, watching movies only..go to a white screen on your oled phones..
I have had three sony oled tvs, an oled steam deck, an lg oled monitor, and an oled phone. Never had any permanent image retention on any of them. Nothing on my phone that sits full brightness on google maps for multiple hours every day while I’m driving, and nothing on my monitor where I rotate through the same two or three games.
“Affordable” being the price of a budget pc without a graphics card.
I got a 59 buck monitor that runs fine
Just bought two OLED monitors, almost had a heart attack but I'm excited
I’d consider my moniter which is a 32 inch 165 hrtz to be expensive at 220, so don’t even talk as if 800 is anywhere near affordable lol, it’s more than an Xbox series x or a ps5
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id consider $220 stupidly cheap. $700-800 monitor for an elite oled monitor that blows similarly priced competing ips displays out of the water is frankly a steal. so its all relative.
just because its expensive for you, doesnt mean it isnt a steal for someone whos actually familiar with the market and the tech.
@@4shbellThen its not for "Budget ballers" as this guys marketing. Anyone considering 800 USD for a monitor to be affordable is probably also someone who has no concern for money.
$220 for that is dirt cheap for a monitor of that size/refresh rate, not even looking at resolution
LOL saying 220$ is expensive. Bro I feel so bad for you. I easily bought samsung odyssey g8 oled for 800-900$ and I thought it was cheap.
You can have a whole budget baller pc for that price
hell yeah budget ballers, though i still can't afford for OLED. 24E4 with 165hz is what i have rn.
If you go to LG, they’ll have a $100 cupón. I was able to snatch a 34inch curved oled for $757 after tax.
In Turkiye its even harder to buy one 😢
Best at everything except text clarity.
700 bucks is almost the entire price of my pc bro💀