There are only two detailed reviews but neither are in English. Its from both China and Japan, though the Chinese review has the local version of the monitor (Redmi) rather than the Global release version though specs are pretty much the same
I'm a M27Q-P owner, and looking at the review I'm only really feeling left out by that contrast ratio being 50% better. The M27QP is quite grey, but overall the rest of the image is wonderful. The m27QA doesn't seem to improve my other problems with the monitor (minimum brightness, usb-c being sub 45 watts) and ends up a wash on other things like motion clarity and color, with a lower maximum SDR brightness for my bright room on some days. Overall a worthwhile monitor but nothing that feels like it's actually replaced the M27QP. Hopefully they can improve smartOD for variable refresh rate too since it's been lacking for years now! Had me scared reading the title! Thanks for the video.
Will you make a review of the MSI MAG 274QRF QD E2? It's a revised model, and I'd like to know how it is compared to the MSI G274QPF QD, which has quite limited availability here in Australia. They are at a similar price point so I wonder if it's a worthy contender.
@@vinceip3838 I bought it and returned it, for games it is normal, but not great, for work it is terrible, many, not just me, had an uneven white color, the top of the screen was white, and the bottom was uneven yellow. The colors on my old LG are much better, if I turn on the premium color function on the MSI, the colors are unrealistically saturated, and without this function, it seems dull to me. I downloaded the color profile from the official site, but still didn’t get what I wanted, bad factory calibration
we've been asking ever since they published the Asus review, seems no plans right now on their end. I'm using it right now on my 2nd system and I think it's great alternative, no grainy issues like the Asus and great colors but without owning the others or having them review it, it's hard to say which is better.
I use two M27Q for video editing, bought them after watching them on this channel. I love them just like I love this channel :) ps. I used them for gaming to, but now have a Gigabyte Aorus FO27Q for gaming, but they where also great for gaming.
I've had the original since you reviewed it. It was a good purchase back then, and I've actually used the KVM switch a few times. Still, I've been itching for a new screen lately, I just do way too much office work for OLED.
In my country these are not in any way "budget". Chinese noname brands undercut models like this by 60-70%. When the price difference is so huge with *seemingly* the same specs, people have hard times buying monitors with better backlight and response time.
It would be nice if Gigabyte released a M 32Q A or M 32QC A refresh, but THIS TIME with mini LED with a decent amount of dimming zones for proper entry level HDR experience. Black shouldn´t look gray in 2024 and people shouldn´t have to pay the OLED premium just because of that.
Many of these companies have so much capacity left over for crappy IPS and TN LCD production and they can continue to segment decent quality to their upper tiers.
@@naamadossantossilva4736 On the flipside, I've had a M34WQ (the UW version of the Gigabyte 27") for several years now, and it's been great, zero dead pixels. I do wish the matte coating was less, that's my one annoyance with the display.
@@GewelReal You're unusual then. It's the kind of thing that would bother most people a lot, myself included. Besides, you pay for a defect-free panel, if it has that when you buy it new, return it for one that doesn't.
Will you guys do a video on the PA278CGV any time soon? It sounds like a great option for an all-rounder monitor. 95% DCI-P3 Coverage, 144hz variable refresh rate, 1440p, 400 Nit peak brightness, incredible ergonomics, 5ms response time, factory calibrated too, and all of that for just $330. I was wondering if all of this sounded too good to be true, so I was hoping that you guys could do a review on it sometime.
Any chance to get a review about one of their newer/updated model called GS27QA? It is a 180hz ips panel for $180 right now. Regular price is around $250 i think
I bought it and returned it, for games it is normal, but not great, for work it is terrible, many, not just me, had an uneven white color, the top of the screen was white, and the bottom was uneven yellow. The colors on my old LG are much better, if I turn on the premium color function on the MSI, the colors are unrealistically saturated, and without this function, it seems dull to me. I downloaded the color profile from the official site, but still didn’t get what I wanted, bad factory calibration
Amazing Video! Would you consider doing a review on the GIGABYTE GS27Q X, 27" ? It has the lowest Price of all 1440p, 240hz Monitors, atleast here in Germany.
do they change the panel 2 weeks after reviews went live from a high end sharp panel to a low end BOE Panel with extreme overshoot even at max refreshrates?
Would it be possible to review some sub 200 bucks monitors? I am aware, that they will all probably suck hard, but it's impossible to suggest someone buying budget pc for 600 with all their cash to then buy decent monitor for another 400. Some cheapo and acceptable choices would be appreciated 🙏
I have a question(s) about color deviation and “oversaturation” of “sdr content”. (stream of consciousness below. no structure, BEWARE) if I have a monitor in wide color gamut mode(calibrated, no red/orange faces), and the one who watches the content created by me - also has the same mode (and that is recommended setup). it will turns out that everything is conveyed perfectly without oversaturation, even when viewing SDR content. but if a person turns on sRGB mode, he will simply get a low saturated picture, not the correct(intended) one. the picture conveys 8bit sdr 255red as “the reddest possible”, so how "the reddest possible" may turn out to be too red? I understand how SDR content has low color resolution, and I understand that the sRGB standard has a fixed wavelength of light for colors. But why do we, while having good monitors for 250-300 dollars that easily cover 130+% of the SRG - are still measuring deviations using the outdated sRGB? To me it seems to be more logical to measure the downward deviation of all the modes from Rec2020 main question is: This guessing of the creator's intention is a very strange thing, yea, “you'll never guess,” but is it worth using the oldest and worst mode possible because of this? its not even default one! and muuuuch further from default than adobergb or dp3 p.s. I would be interested to know how much the default mods of monitors changes within the gamut relative to DP3 not srgb. after all, red/orange faces disappear after calibration even in wide gamut, which means there is distortion/oversaturation in mid-tones not in peak. p.s2 it’s strange that monitors setting have only one value per color and not like an equalizer with 10 sliders
Can you test the Philips Evnia 5200w and 5500w? I'm thinking about buying one of these monitors and they seen extremely good on paper, but barely anyone has tested them!
I currently have a 3440x1440p monitor and recently tried out DSR + DLSS with a resolution of 4587x1920 (DSR factor 1.78x). I'm thrilled with the improved image quality and the additional performance boost. Now, I’m wondering if switching to a native 4K UHD monitor (3840x2160p) with 32 inches and only DLSS would result in better image quality and whether the performance would be worse or could potentially remain similar. (I am using a RTX 4070 Super)
Your hdr monitor recommendation was 2 times the normal price here. Will go for asus acs but my buying timeframe can be pushed back for now. (Waiting next gpu gen)
Can you please review the new msi G244F E2. I looked the whole internet but couldn't find the OSRTT test result of this monitor to know it's real performance. Please help 🙏🏻.
I do video and photo editing and post production, some basic coloring of footage but I'm not a professional colorist or anything, digital artwork and some casual single player gaming, would you recommend this or the XG27ACS?
Hi there is a new ips lg 1440p budget option at $200 its 180hz native with dp 1.4 and it has a 200hz overclock feature , the specs seem too good to be true compared to current best budget options do you think you could review it as there are 0 reviews worldwide and we want to know the catch haha please if you could the monitor is LG 27GS75Q-B
@@Phlebz I think that if you sit at a distance 80cm or higher from your monitor, you will get better experience with a 32" monitor. I personally sit unhealthily close (~40cm) so I just bought a 4k monitor xD
Hey guys! I'm planning on buying a new monitor but I'm at dead end. Would you recommend this monitor, LG UltraGear 27GP850P-B, or AOC Q27G3XMN? These monitors are quite similar in specs as well as price (in my country at least). Which is the better choice among these?
Got this one here rightr now and next to it the msi 274QRFDE QD E2. In SRGB the gigabyte looks more natural and cool with a little blue tint. The msi in SRGB looks more saturated and has a more warm yellow tint. In some scenes like snow the picture looks quite cool and blueish. But overall i like tha natural look of the gigabyte more. BUT somehow the the black is really bad at SRGB. The MSI looks way more black. If i turn the gigybyte in Usermode 2 its screen is way more black and slighty more black than the msi. Usermode 2 on Gigabyte is just little more saturated. just turn that down and this looks the best for me. Unfortenatly it has deadpixel at black screen and alway has artefacts on the top end of the screen. MSI doesnt show that. Will replace the screen and see if these artefacts stay there.
In my area we don’t get these cool budget options and when we do they cost twice as much (I’ve seen the M27Q X at $600) we do get the cheaper GS27 series at a more reasonable price. Are those way too shitty in comparison?
Guys, how about review of : MSI MAG 27CQ6PF ?? WReally interested to see - is "Rapid VA" any good, or just a marketing gimmick? At least that review could teach us something new, instead of same OLED reviews for millionaires and nitpicking between mid range IPS', that are all "great for gaming" as long as you play in bright room, and dont care about IPS glow and backlight bleed. Just like AOC Q27G3XMN, I would love to see unique monitors, that actually change something in the scene
Dell G2724D Philips Evnia 27M1F5500P MSI mag 274QRF QD E2 Productivity and gaming, mainly looking for a single mode that's suitable for the whole VRR range. Thank you.
Acer Nitro XV2 Gaming Monitor - XV272U F3BMIIPRX i saw this monitor on sale recently its 27inch 1440p 300hz is it like the previous acer moniter you reviewed , the price is tempting but i don't know if the low refresh experience would be good when using vrr in single player games
Your channel has been incredibly helpful and informative and I appreciate the charts more than you know. I'm trying to decide between the ASUS ROG Strix XG27ACS and the AOC Q27G3XMN for a "just for now/then second monitor" while I save for an Alienware AW2725DF. It *looks* to me like the AOC has better color and the ASUS better gaming performance. Is this accurate? I'm looking for a best looking color monitor for under $300 that can still perform ok with games until I get the Alienware. Thanks and keep up the great work.
@@KrishabBashyal Later this month or early next month, and probably the AOC as things are looking. I think it's a wash, honestly, but let me know if one makes more sense to you than the other.
I bought KTC 27" mini led VA panel 1440p 165hz for 400 euro, and it is perfect monitor for this budget. You cannot buy better monitor for 400 euro. It is HDR1000 with 572 mini led zones. Best bang for the buck
Im hesitating between M27QA and Asus XG27ACS, seems like XG27ACS have better performance, but i do heard about XG27ACS have some issue eith the hard matte coating, wondering if anyone have suggestion on this
There is quality issues with these monitors atleast in eu , first one came in after 2 days green stuck pixel appeared , i sent it back in for warranty got replacement and the same thing happen in different place on the monitor green stuck pixel appeared. So beware anyone buying without warranty , the monitors colors are great and price is fair but these stuck pixel issues especialy with back go back replacement doesnt seem to be good quality control.
@@sick7jam I have both and I find Asus more responsive and faster even with 180hz vs LGs 240hz. Mostly play esports titles like cs2 and Valorant and it’s a rock solid monitor to work on as well.
@@picklepew1497 could i bother you with some more questions ? some ppl are pointing out that the xg27acs has some weird matt panel coating, they say its a bit fuzzy etc and it looks bad when you are viewing bright surfaces like white background or clouds in games.. is that true ?
@@picklepew1497 could i bother you with some more questions ? some ppl are pointing out that the xg27acs has some weird matt panel coating, they say its a bit fuzzy etc and it looks bad when you are viewing bright surfaces like white background or clouds in games.. is that true ?
So it's 165Hz panel OC to 180Hz but not fast enough to do it in one single overdrive mode. No HDR capability zero light zones, and still 280$. Not worth it.
I think there is no point anymore to test these kind of monitor, they are all the same, always same issues/bad thing like trash refresh compliance, good brightness, average colortimetry etc
Hi Tim, currently building my first very own pc with a 7800x3d and a 3090 (hopefully not a scam, because i found it used on fb marketplace for 650 euros), do you recommend the M27QA with 180hz or the M27QX if it's available? or another 240hz option, if you will? by the way, i mainly play esports titles, but i'm planning on venturing on single player games
Once you are already spending that much on your pc, might as well pick a monitor that will last you for many generations. As a general rule of thumb, I like to think that you should spend as much on your monitor as you do on your gpu. That being said, it obviously only applies if you do have budget for that
i'd recommend u to save a little more and wait for the next gen, its coming on January, and it'll give u much better perfomance for the price u pay and it'll last u longer
@@rodrigoferreiramaciel4815 the fact of having the budget for it depends on my job situation. i'm doing an intership right now and, even though my boss told me he was interested in hiring me, i'll hold my judgement until the end of the contract. Right now i'm able to afford an M27QX, but if there are better options for quite a bit more money (maybe 500 to 600 euros at most) i could consider it, but i would like that extra money to go towards a 3rd monitor, maybe a 1080p 120hz IPS
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Shoutout to gigabyte for the short monitor names.
Fr fr fr fr
HP's Omen line too. 27qs, 34c, 25i, etc. Simple, straightforward, reasonably intuitive.
I think MUB needs to make a graph with the number of characters in monitor names.
@@insideline158 maybe a study comparing name length and relative sales.
Yup, I can't argue with that😊
Any chance we could get a video on that new xiaomi g pro 27? 👀 seems to be one of the first 27" 1440p IPS with 1k local dimming zones
Really hoping for some sort of review on this. Don't care who, just something more than assorted Reddit comments.
There are only two detailed reviews but neither are in English. Its from both China and Japan, though the Chinese review has the local version of the monitor (Redmi) rather than the Global release version though specs are pretty much the same
Hoping for the review too but just bought it last week 😅
Couldn’t be happier w/ the M27Q. Looks great and I’ve had no issues w/ it. Performance bump is always good, although not really necessary.
I'm a M27Q-P owner, and looking at the review I'm only really feeling left out by that contrast ratio being 50% better. The M27QP is quite grey, but overall the rest of the image is wonderful. The m27QA doesn't seem to improve my other problems with the monitor (minimum brightness, usb-c being sub 45 watts) and ends up a wash on other things like motion clarity and color, with a lower maximum SDR brightness for my bright room on some days.
Overall a worthwhile monitor but nothing that feels like it's actually replaced the M27QP. Hopefully they can improve smartOD for variable refresh rate too since it's been lacking for years now!
Had me scared reading the title! Thanks for the video.
I got the m27q over the competition specifically because of the KVM. I don't know why the feature isn't more popular
same here, it makes looking for any sort of upgrade so much harder
Will you make a review of the MSI MAG 274QRF QD E2? It's a revised model, and I'd like to know how it is compared to the MSI G274QPF QD, which has quite limited availability here in Australia. They are at a similar price point so I wonder if it's a worthy contender.
Bump if you get an answer please say! I'm looking for a monitor too
@@vinceip3838 I bought it and returned it, for games it is normal, but not great, for work it is terrible, many, not just me, had an uneven white color, the top of the screen was white, and the bottom was uneven yellow. The colors on my old LG are much better, if I turn on the premium color function on the MSI, the colors are unrealistically saturated, and without this function, it seems dull to me. I downloaded the color profile from the official site, but still didn’t get what I wanted, bad factory calibration
we've been asking ever since they published the Asus review, seems no plans right now on their end. I'm using it right now on my 2nd system and I think it's great alternative, no grainy issues like the Asus and great colors but without owning the others or having them review it, it's hard to say which is better.
I use two M27Q for video editing, bought them after watching them on this channel. I love them just like I love this channel :) ps. I used them for gaming to, but now have a Gigabyte Aorus FO27Q for gaming, but they where also great for gaming.
I like the lack of RGB and the greater colour accuracy the better imo.
Been using the original M27Q for some years, it's been pretty good so far. I love the builtin KVM
checking twice a day with the hope you reviewed the Xiaomi g pro27i mini led that got launched few days ago
This^ Just ordered myself one, hopefully it's gud
He reviews maybe one mini led a year. Good luck on him choosing that one!
@@KeivzI don't think it's much of a choice, there just isn't that many being released
@@kuba_pov this + availability in Australia
G pro 27 was launched ages ago, you people just live under a rock lol
I've had the original since you reviewed it. It was a good purchase back then, and I've actually used the KVM switch a few times. Still, I've been itching for a new screen lately, I just do way too much office work for OLED.
i just oredered lg 83q 240hz ips after watching ur review , thank u so much for ur work brother
Great review and appreciated the other two options at the end for context
I kind of miss the single overdrive mode like on the original M27Q.
I miss u
Still loving the AW3225QF! Just had to shout it out!
M27QX owner here loving it
Thank you!
Please review XG27ACG if possible.
I believe that's the same as XG27ACS he's already reviewed, but with RGB.
@@JohannesDahl42 well it's not the same. XG27ACG is a slightly better and newer version using AUO panels, while XG27ACS is using BOE panel.
@@kaslofchen257Interesting. Thanks for the correction.
In my country these are not in any way "budget".
Chinese noname brands undercut models like this by 60-70%. When the price difference is so huge with *seemingly* the same specs, people have hard times buying monitors with better backlight and response time.
By same specs I mean advertised GtG response times, size, resolution and refresh rate.
Yes, "budget" for our country is around 150 bucks, because you can get cheapo fullhd monitor that "will simply do", for 80 bucks.
MSRP = $280 US
$280 + 50% = $430 CAD -.-
@@zenon3021 canadas currency is NOT 50% more than the usa's 😭
@@Lylcaruis the prices are though
It would be nice if Gigabyte released a M 32Q A or M 32QC A refresh, but THIS TIME with mini LED with a decent amount of dimming zones for proper entry level HDR experience.
Black shouldn´t look gray in 2024 and people shouldn´t have to pay the OLED premium just because of that.
Many of these companies have so much capacity left over for crappy IPS and TN LCD production and they can continue to segment decent quality to their upper tiers.
any luck on MSI MAG274QRF QD E2 ?
Just watch out with these. Their QA is abysmal. I got the M27Q with a friend, and he had to return one, but we have 3 for 3 with dead pixels.
I got too burned out with Samsung failures to risk bad QC again.Hard pass then.
@@naamadossantossilva4736 On the flipside, I've had a M34WQ (the UW version of the Gigabyte 27") for several years now, and it's been great, zero dead pixels. I do wish the matte coating was less, that's my one annoyance with the display.
I had dead pixels in all my monitors I've ever owned. You forget about them after an hour
@@GewelReal You're unusual then. It's the kind of thing that would bother most people a lot, myself included. Besides, you pay for a defect-free panel, if it has that when you buy it new, return it for one that doesn't.
What is the text clarity like? How is it for productivity
Will you guys do a video on the PA278CGV any time soon? It sounds like a great option for an all-rounder monitor.
95% DCI-P3 Coverage, 144hz variable refresh rate, 1440p, 400 Nit peak brightness, incredible ergonomics, 5ms response time, factory calibrated too, and all of that for just $330.
I was wondering if all of this sounded too good to be true, so I was hoping that you guys could do a review on it sometime.
Any chance to get a review about one of their newer/updated model called GS27QA?
It is a 180hz ips panel for $180 right now. Regular price is around $250 i think
Title had me think this be about a firmware update or smth , but its actually a new sku/product
That's my monitor. Got it last year. My next monitor upgrade will gigabyte's new oled models. FO32 something i think
MAG274QRF QD E2 review maybe?...
I bought it and returned it, for games it is normal, but not great, for work it is terrible, many, not just me, had an uneven white color, the top of the screen was white, and the bottom was uneven yellow. The colors on my old LG are much better, if I turn on the premium color function on the MSI, the colors are unrealistically saturated, and without this function, it seems dull to me. I downloaded the color profile from the official site, but still didn’t get what I wanted, bad factory calibration
Amazing Video! Would you consider doing a review on the GIGABYTE GS27Q X, 27" ? It has the lowest Price of all 1440p, 240hz Monitors, atleast here in Germany.
I agree! Here in Czechia 🇨🇿 it’s also the case. It looks cheap with good specs and refresh rate.
Here in Italy it's either 350€ for the "ICE" version, or 450€ for the regular one, not "budget" for my pockets
do they change the panel 2 weeks after reviews went live from a high end sharp panel to a low end BOE Panel with extreme overshoot even at max refreshrates?
Would it be possible to review some sub 200 bucks monitors? I am aware, that they will all probably suck hard, but it's impossible to suggest someone buying budget pc for 600 with all their cash to then buy decent monitor for another 400. Some cheapo and acceptable choices would be appreciated 🙏
all will have bad quality, so get the one your money can afford.
See their Dell G2724D review
Still waiting for the OLED version of the M27Q
can you guys get a 23.8-24.5 inch 1440p monitor to review? theres 165 - 240hz
Love this line!
I have a question(s) about color deviation and “oversaturation” of “sdr content”. (stream of consciousness below. no structure, BEWARE)
if I have a monitor in wide color gamut mode(calibrated, no red/orange faces), and the one who watches the content created by me - also has the same mode (and that is recommended setup). it will turns out that everything is conveyed perfectly without oversaturation, even when viewing SDR content. but if a person turns on sRGB mode, he will simply get a low saturated picture, not the correct(intended) one.
the picture conveys 8bit sdr 255red as “the reddest possible”, so how "the reddest possible" may turn out to be too red? I understand how SDR content has low color resolution, and I understand that the sRGB standard has a fixed wavelength of light for colors. But why do we, while having good monitors for 250-300 dollars that easily cover 130+% of the SRG - are still measuring deviations using the outdated sRGB? To me it seems to be more logical to measure the downward deviation of all the modes from Rec2020
main question is: This guessing of the creator's intention is a very strange thing, yea, “you'll never guess,” but is it worth using the oldest and worst mode possible because of this? its not even default one! and muuuuch further from default than adobergb or dp3
p.s. I would be interested to know how much the default mods of monitors changes within the gamut relative to DP3 not srgb. after all, red/orange faces disappear after calibration even in wide gamut, which means there is distortion/oversaturation in mid-tones not in peak.
p.s2 it’s strange that monitors setting have only one value per color and not like an equalizer with 10 sliders
Hoping to see you review Koorui 27E3QK a budget 1440p 240hz ips 😁 it is quite popular in my country
Since oled monitor are not good for heavy productive usage, we need more mini led ips hdr 1000 certified monitors.
Can you test the Philips Evnia 5200w and 5500w? I'm thinking about buying one of these monitors and they seen extremely good on paper, but barely anyone has tested them!
I currently have a 3440x1440p monitor and recently tried out DSR + DLSS with a resolution of 4587x1920 (DSR factor 1.78x). I'm thrilled with the improved image quality and the additional performance boost. Now, I’m wondering if switching to a native 4K UHD monitor (3840x2160p) with 32 inches and only DLSS would result in better image quality and whether the performance would be worse or could potentially remain similar. (I am using a RTX 4070 Super)
Your hdr monitor recommendation was 2 times the normal price here.
Will go for asus acs but my buying timeframe can be pushed back for now. (Waiting next gpu gen)
Can you please review the new msi G244F E2. I looked the whole internet but couldn't find the OSRTT test result of this monitor to know it's real performance. Please help 🙏🏻.
I do video and photo editing and post production, some basic coloring of footage but I'm not a professional colorist or anything, digital artwork and some casual single player gaming, would you recommend this or the XG27ACS?
Hi there is a new ips lg 1440p budget option at $200 its 180hz native with dp 1.4 and it has a 200hz overclock feature , the specs seem too good to be true compared to current best budget options do you think you could review it as there are 0 reviews worldwide and we want to know the catch haha please if you could the monitor is LG 27GS75Q-B
Any chance of the new Lg c4 review for gaming. 144hz great hdr and good sound.
2:22 sneaking a TH-cam ad into the actual video 😂
Hi Tim! Do you have recommendations for 32 inch 1440p gaming/productivity monitors or is 27 inch the best for 1440p?
@@Phlebz I think that if you sit at a distance 80cm or higher from your monitor, you will get better experience with a 32" monitor.
I personally sit unhealthily close (~40cm) so I just bought a 4k monitor xD
@@itayraviv2422 Thanks!
got the M27QX
Hey guys!
I'm planning on buying a new monitor but I'm at dead end. Would you recommend this monitor, LG UltraGear 27GP850P-B, or AOC Q27G3XMN? These monitors are quite similar in specs as well as price (in my country at least). Which is the better choice among these?
aoc
Sony inzone m10s when?
Got this one here rightr now and next to it the msi 274QRFDE QD E2. In SRGB the gigabyte looks more natural and cool with a little blue tint. The msi in SRGB looks more saturated and has a more warm yellow tint. In some scenes like snow the picture looks quite cool and blueish. But overall i like tha natural look of the gigabyte more. BUT somehow the the black is really bad at SRGB. The MSI looks way more black. If i turn the gigybyte in Usermode 2 its screen is way more black and slighty more black than the msi. Usermode 2 on Gigabyte is just little more saturated. just turn that down and this looks the best for me. Unfortenatly it has deadpixel at black screen and alway has artefacts on the top end of the screen. MSI doesnt show that. Will replace the screen and see if these artefacts stay there.
Could you please check the ktc h27t22
yes pls
In my area we don’t get these cool budget options and when we do they cost twice as much (I’ve seen the M27Q X at $600) we do get the cheaper GS27 series at a more reasonable price. Are those way too shitty in comparison?
This or the ROG Strix XG27ACS?
Guys, how about review of :
MSI MAG 27CQ6PF ??
WReally interested to see - is "Rapid VA" any good, or just a marketing gimmick?
At least that review could teach us something new, instead of same OLED reviews for millionaires and nitpicking between mid range IPS', that are all "great for gaming" as long as you play in bright room, and dont care about IPS glow and backlight bleed.
Just like AOC Q27G3XMN, I would love to see unique monitors, that actually change something in the scene
im Wondering Gigabyte M27QA or MSI G274QPX, the hz its not a problem i can live with both...
Dell G2724D
Philips Evnia 27M1F5500P
MSI mag 274QRF QD E2
Productivity and gaming, mainly looking for a single mode that's suitable for the whole VRR range.
Thank you.
is it a bgr sub-pixel layout or rgb sub-pixel layout?
Please, Review the LG 44GS95QE Review, they got MLA+ on their oled pannel to boost up a lot the brightness! thanks!
Is there any chance you guys get to review the Accer predator xb283k 4k 144hrz monitor?
Does GS27QA model is similar tô M27?
Like to see a review on the Asus XG27ACMG 1440p 240hz OC 270hz
We need local dimming to get cheap
Is it better than LG 27gn800-b though?
does anyone know when 1440p 24in high refresh rate monitors will start becoming common?
Acer Nitro XV2 Gaming Monitor - XV272U F3BMIIPRX i saw this monitor on sale recently its 27inch 1440p 300hz is it like the previous acer moniter you reviewed , the price is tempting but i don't know if the low refresh experience would be good when using vrr in single player games
Will there ever be a better 4k panel that isnt oled than the lg gp950?
Xiaomi G Pro 27i needs a look .
Your channel has been incredibly helpful and informative and I appreciate the charts more than you know. I'm trying to decide between the ASUS ROG Strix XG27ACS and the AOC Q27G3XMN for a "just for now/then second monitor" while I save for an Alienware AW2725DF. It *looks* to me like the AOC has better color and the ASUS better gaming performance. Is this accurate? I'm looking for a best looking color monitor for under $300 that can still perform ok with games until I get the Alienware. Thanks and keep up the great work.
I am in the same boat as you, what did you end up getting?
@@KrishabBashyal Later this month or early next month, and probably the AOC as things are looking. I think it's a wash, honestly, but let me know if one makes more sense to you than the other.
@@KrishabBashyal Hey, just so you know the AOC is down to $250 today on Amazon.
@@GhostpainOG already placed the order last night haha
@@KrishabBashyal Nice,. Same right after I posted. Woot.
what is panel model?
I need a recommendation for a very good IPS 27inch 1440p monitor, and maybe one that is the same 1440p 27inch but Mini LED. Up to max 600eur maybe..
I bought KTC 27" mini led VA panel 1440p 165hz for 400 euro, and it is perfect monitor for this budget. You cannot buy better monitor for 400 euro. It is HDR1000 with 572 mini led zones. Best bang for the buck
Now update the m27qx, please.
I have msi optic g242 with 1.2a supported current link, however it only shows 2.7 GHz ? Why is that?
make video on Xiaomi 27 monitor
Xiaomi g pro 27i
This, or the AOC 27G3XMN??
At similar prices the AOC is more impressive overall
please review the koorui 27e3q
Seen xg27acs as low as 200. To me this one would have to get even lower to compete
sony m10s review pls
Im hesitating between M27QA and Asus XG27ACS, seems like XG27ACS have better performance, but i do heard about XG27ACS have some issue eith the hard matte coating, wondering if anyone have suggestion on this
Get M27QA
ASUS VG27AQML1A review??
There is quality issues with these monitors atleast in eu , first one came in after 2 days green stuck pixel appeared , i sent it back in for warranty got replacement and the same thing happen in different place on the monitor green stuck pixel appeared. So beware anyone buying without warranty , the monitors colors are great and price is fair but these stuck pixel issues especialy with back go back replacement doesnt seem to be good quality control.
As always it depends on price
please review Msi g274qpf e2
I don't know man, it could be half the price, still don't want to buy a gigabyte product.
ASUS ROG Strix XG27ACS or LG UltraGear 27GR83Q???
If you want 1440p 240hz, I recommend ASUS VG27AQML1A.
@@Azccccc you have it ? is there any good review for this?
@@sick7jam I have both and I find Asus more responsive and faster even with 180hz vs LGs 240hz. Mostly play esports titles like cs2 and Valorant and it’s a rock solid monitor to work on as well.
@@picklepew1497 could i bother you with some more questions ? some ppl are pointing out that the xg27acs has some weird matt panel coating, they say its a bit fuzzy etc and it looks bad when you are viewing bright surfaces like white background or clouds in games.. is that true ?
@@picklepew1497 could i bother you with some more questions ? some ppl are pointing out that the xg27acs has some weird matt panel coating, they say its a bit fuzzy etc and it looks bad when you are viewing bright surfaces like white background or clouds in games.. is that true ?
So it's 165Hz panel OC to 180Hz but not fast enough to do it in one single overdrive mode. No HDR capability zero light zones, and still 280$. Not worth it.
Review ex270qm
280 bucks expensive? It costs 550 bucks in Bangladesh after tax i would buy 2 if it was 280 here
I think there is no point anymore to test these kind of monitor, they are all the same, always same issues/bad thing like trash refresh compliance, good brightness, average colortimetry etc
Hi Tim, currently building my first very own pc with a 7800x3d and a 3090 (hopefully not a scam, because i found it used on fb marketplace for 650 euros), do you recommend the M27QA with 180hz or the M27QX if it's available? or another 240hz option, if you will? by the way, i mainly play esports titles, but i'm planning on venturing on single player games
Once you are already spending that much on your pc, might as well pick a monitor that will last you for many generations. As a general rule of thumb, I like to think that you should spend as much on your monitor as you do on your gpu. That being said, it obviously only applies if you do have budget for that
i'd recommend u to save a little more and wait for the next gen, its coming on January, and it'll give u much better perfomance for the price u pay and it'll last u longer
@@rodrigoferreiramaciel4815 the fact of having the budget for it depends on my job situation. i'm doing an intership right now and, even though my boss told me he was interested in hiring me, i'll hold my judgement until the end of the contract. Right now i'm able to afford an M27QX, but if there are better options for quite a bit more money (maybe 500 to 600 euros at most) i could consider it, but i would like that extra money to go towards a 3rd monitor, maybe a 1080p 120hz IPS
@@rodrigoferreiramaciel4815 I talked about a 3rd monitor because I already have a 1080p 165hz HP X27 monitor
@@あなた以外の誰でもない well that's perfect timing because my job situation will be certain in January and I'm not done building my pc yet so I guess I'll wait
Acs very bad coating and the dell same price as m27qa.. learned nothing.
Hello I have Integrated Graphic , does it support 2k 144hz? Cause it shows max 2k 60hz
Which one is it
2K is 2048x1080.
@GrainGrown based (sadly they were probly asking for 1440p so I was asking what igpu they had)
Gigabyte needs to start adding 60+W power delivery, it's criminal how despite advertising KVM functionality their PD is still 10-15W.
Power is not part of KVM. How is it criminal? Kvm is keyboard, video, and mouse switching...
review the m32u
MSI MAG 275QF 27" 180Hz IPS 2K
It's QHD, not 2K.
Will you make a review on Viewsonic new 2K monitor someday?
2K is 2048x1080.
@@GrainGrown i mean they new monitor but alright?
@@DiavoloDiablo88 Looks like English is difficult for you.
Is there really a 2048x1080 monitor out now from Viewsonic?
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Genuinely a garbage release that does nothing. These lazy refreshes are pathetic.
Just...tune...one...monitor...well
its getting worse and worse releasing monitors that no one cares :D
Every report is 27". It turns me off this channel.
It’s the best monitor size for 1440p.
Every report is 27 inch ? What do you mean by this ?
I believe 27" is one of the most popular sizes for gaming monitors. So it makes sense companies seem to make way more 27" gaming monitors
How dare they review the best size!
@@Bob_Smith19 32 is fine too if you calibrate it well
Second
Unfortunately no