I just plug my ps5 into my existing 60 inch 2120p TV . Playing a PS5 game while sitting at a desk in a chair rather than laying on a couch would suck .
Unlike the hardware market, the display market is actually really good at the moment. Even the more budget friendly options can trade blows in some areas with the midrange. I'm currently on a ASUS ROG Swift 1440p 240hz IPS panel with GSync Ultimate and Freesync support as well as HDR, but my old Acer 144hz IPS bought in 2019 is far from a slouch, especially considering it was only £350 back then. I recently built a budget PC for a friend and was looking at some under £200 1440p 144hz and 1080p 165hz options and they were all really impressive compared to the washed out 1080p TN panels you had to settle for in that price point 4-5 years ago.
How far do you sit away from your TV when you use it with your PC? I was thinking about getting 42” C3 but I feel like it's going to be too big for my liking.
@@JabiPapi I have a desk setup with a 27” 1440p monitor, my TV is on another side of my bedroom and I use a 15ft HDMI 2.1 cable to play on it. I sit about 6ft away from it, I play mostly single player games so I use a controller. When I feel like playing something competitive I hop on my desk setup. For a 42”, you’d need a pretty deep desk (like 30” deep and more) if you play on KBM, with a controller you can always sit further.
@@Tectosaurus What monitor do you use for your desk setup? Is it better than the LG in this video considering you returned the LG? A 55” C2 serves a very different purpose like you described
I got a 1080p 165hz monitor from Dell for £129. Insane deal, my PS5 and Series S look amazing on that monitor. Happy to be having a dual monitor setup for what I do
Looking at something for college that’s small but good specs, I think this will be perfect and it is even cheaper than the other budget options I was looking at. Thanks for the review!
Man it's really insane how cheap gaming monitors are now, as u got 1440p 144hz for $150 time flies man 3 years ago I bought 1080p 165hz for $200 & back then it was a great buy.
I wanted 1440p @120Hz+ but in a 24" screen only due to my dual screen setup for work and play. It just sucks that they don't make much out there with these specs. I ended up recently picking up two DELLs 1080p @ 165Hz IPS for $150 each but I had a reward that brought it down to $120 each. At that lower price I'm ok with 1080p. One key factor as well is that my work hub only outputs to 1080p @ 60Hz so I wasn't going to be able to fully benefit from the upgrade. I was coming from two work issued DELL 22" 1080p @ 60Hz. I just wanted something bigger but not as big as 27" as that would require a lot of movements from my eyes and head.
I spent $1,000 on a 43 inch Monitor with 120/144hz support and has two 2.1hdmi slots and yada yada. After seeing this video I feel like a $135 monitor would've been completely fine for my PS5, I could've saved so much money 😭
There was a time where PS5 wouldnt let hdmi 2.0 ports accept a 120hz refresh rate. Only when they released the 1440p update is when it just started working. I had a cheap samsumng model, so when the 1440p update was activated and i could finally use 120hz it felt so much better. However, the monitor i had didnt support VRR and i felt it really needed it for COD. So i ended up upgrading to a 4k, 32" samsung monitor.
Got the LG oled monitor in this vid. Got it at a discounted price at a store close to me for 650€. Since I love playing singleplayer games and am used to OLED screen quality from my LG CX I really wanted to go for an oled one and was already fond with LG. I knew that I was spending a lot of money on a monitor but it is just the best of both worlds for me since I like playing competetive multiplayer games aswell. And I dont really mind the darker brightness since the room I am using it in rarely has any direkt sunlight coming in. Couldn't be more happy.
My GF got me this monitor for Valentine's Day and I couldn't be more happy with it. It's a serious upgrade if you're coming from your old tv or basic monitor. The price is a little higher right now but when I goes down, I'll be getting one for the Mrs.
You could honestly spend a little bit more and go for the Lenovo G27q-30, it even supports HDR and is extremely competitive for what it's offering at that price point. I ended up getting this monitor when I first bought my PS5, and I'm still using it as my laptop's primary monitor as well. If I were to build a PC, I'd definitely get another one of these as a 2nd monitor. OLED is really nice and all, it's just the price range of OLED monitors makes it a bit of a harder purchase. Definitely worth it if you have the money to splash tho.
The cost difference is hard to swallow with the OLED, especially if you can't take advantage of the refresh rate. If my PC couldn't do 200+ fps at 1440p in Apex, I would not have bought the LG OLED. I will vouch for the picture quality on the OLED, it's a bit better than IPS in SDR, but in HDR there is just no denying OLED is king. The brightness/fringing is for sure a downside but you forget about it as soon as you see your game boot up in HDR.
Update. I have the monitor now for a day it’s crazy how massive of an improvement 1080 to 1440p is and 60 hz to 120 hz is. It’s very clean looking and the screen is awesome
I already bought this before I saw this video and realy nothing beats the quality and price to performance of the koorui it is perfect for a casual budget experience.
5:35 I don’t understand… so you are saying people are saying it doesn’t run at 1440p 120hz on the ps5 but you can confirm that it does? So you are saying all those people are lying or am I missing something? Just trying to understand because we are thinking of getting this monitor for someone.
great review, however it is near-impossible for a VA panel monitor (other than samsung's notorious odyssey g7 / neo series panels) to deliver a good response time performance. the company can legally rate it 1ms because they can advertise on a single frame that had the minimum response time, however a va panel will have over 15-20 ms response time in dark to light transitions, which will cause black trails and va crush on dark to light transitions. how much is this noticable and bothersome is entirely dependent on the user, it bothered me a lot when i used a va panel 1440p 165hz monitor on pc.
Just picked up the LG 32uq750p 32" VA 133Hz monitor, and the white may not be QUITE as crisp as an IPS panel, blacks and darker areas in games are a lot better, and to get the equivalent 32" 144hz monitor with an IPS panel would have been at minimum double the price. The other major issue i see people have with VA panels is the viewing angels and tbh, on the 32" VA panel monitor i got, i cant really tell the difference between looking at directly from the front compare to from the side.
For anyone who isn’t getting the advertised refresh rates, guaranteed you’re using a bad / cheap HDMI cable. But a 2.0/2.1 cable and it should work fine 🙏🏻
@ something in your settings maybe? Anytime I’ve had problems with resolution in the past, swapping the cable to a better quality braided cable did the trick.
so ive had the koorui 27e1qa for a few days now and using it for my ps5… i cant seem to get it to run at 120hz though. i tried messing with the settings on the ps5 AND the monitor as well as switch the two hdmi ports AND tried using different hdmi cables.. all for it to still not run 120hz, i can run 720p, 1080p, 1440p and all of those coildnt achieve that 120hz. any help with this would be appreciated so much!
Playing on an 80"+ projector is even better. Small screens are for high performance PCs with high performance high dpi mouse and the big screens are for consoles in the living room. Trying to make a console into a mouse and keyboard less gaming PC is absurd. Consoles don't need more than 60fps because the analog sticks have very very very low response time and precision and can't even keep up with fast framerates lol.
Hey I don’t know if you’ll read this but i bought this monitor from the link and it won’t run 1440p at 120fps? I ran the test on my ps5 and only does 1440p at 60hz, any idea why this is?
@@SpawnPoiint yeah but the picture will still look crispier than if I never had the splitter.. bare in mind, i use this monitor in my work place and it’s a old 1080p dell monitor.. I mainly use the splitter since it has a optical port for my Astro a50
3:18 the 1 millisecond response time is not actually gray to gray, it's MPRT, a lot different. I'm guessing the true GTG response time would be something like 5 to 10 milliseconds, right now with a low budget the only way to get a true 1 millisecond GTG monitor is to go with an IPS panel.
1440p is a far more popular resolution option for PC. Plus 240hz at 1440p looks incredible. Not surprising it's as expensive as it is as there are very few OLED monitors on the market. Plus OLED panels are just more expensive than LCDs so no surprise it's as expensive as it is. Although a 4K 240hz OLED monitor was just announced by Asus
Ive just bought the exact monitor linked in the description and it doesnt do 1440p 120hz, the settings menu on my monitor are not the same as in the video. Seems there's no way to tell which revision you will get. Such a shame really. Think you got lucky with yours
Muy buen vídeo! Por 180€ en España (PComponentes) los hay 2k a 144hz de la marca LG, evidentemente del tipo de panel VA. Creo que me quedaré con ese, muy bien explicado!
Maybe I just had a faulty one but I found other people had the same issues as me with the koorui so i assumed it was true for all of them but mine had this terrible ghosting issue that made playing fps games completely unplayable but good to see it does actually work well cause for $150 the colors look amazing and you really dk notice the 1440p
As someone who uses the Acer XF243Y (a 24" IPS 144-165hz, Freesync & G-Sync compatible)...only for $130 on sale brand new, and I gotta say, of course contrast isn't amazing, but the colors and viewing angles are pretty great too. What a bangin deal
@@reddonut1518 luckily I use PC so it doesn’t affect me lol. Strange thing is the series x has better compatibility with a lot of displays than the ps5 I’ve noticed
Could do with a setup guide for 1440p at 120hz. I have a monitor capable of both and the PS5 will only support 1080p at 120hz or 1440p 60hz. That’s with HDMI 2.0 and using the Sony HDMI 2.1 cable!
I think a good in between is the KTC m27t20. It's the cheapest HDR1000 mini led you can get at $299. It's 1440p 144hz (165hz with dp 1.4) The contrast and brightness are good and it's supports usb-c dp and charging.
LG UltraGear Gaming Monitor 27GR75Q, 27 inch, 1440p, 165Hz, 1ms GtG, IPS Display, HDR 10, NVIDIA G-Sync & AMD FreeSync compatible, Smart Energy Saving, Displayport, HDMI for 229 pond on sale is a steal
I’m confused you are saying the koorio monitor doesn’t have VRR but it has freesync which is variable refresh rate you’ll need to enable it in settings usually to get the 144hz
I played on three different screens; a 65 inch Panasonic OLED, 50 inch Hisense VA with FALD, and a cheap 43 inch QLED VA TCL. The Panasonic OLED is obviously great, but the way people talk online, you'd think the TCL would be crap in comparison, and it really isn't. Cheap tech can still give you a great picture nowadays, tech like OLED is just the cherry on top, not the whole cake like how it used to be.
A decade+ ago there were no good gaming monitors they all sucked something terrible. $500 for a 60hz 24" 1920x1200 Samsung monitor with backlight bleed, wavey LCD panel, terrible grey milky contrast and colors that did not pop nor look natural and cannot be properly calibrated because they sucked to much lol. For $500 or less today you can get a gaming monitor that actually looks great has great picture quality and the performance is top notch at the same time and at a reasonable 32" vs some junk small screen 24" and less lol you can't even see anything unless sitting hunched over three inches away from the monitor lol.
Hey Spawn, I was wondering how you enable 120hz at 1440p for this monitor. I’m struggling to enable it, I placed it on hdmi 2.0 and HDMI 1.0, and it still is unable to do 120hz at 1440p without sacrificing it to 1080p
Dont be fooled by the advertized "1ms or 0.5ms response time" The koorui actually has a response time of about 8.3ms on the best overdrive setting. However the LG definitely has close to advertised response time.
i play ps5 on a 4k 60fps tv right now. should i buy a 1440 120hz monitor while they are on sale and switch over to my desk set up?? i pretty much solely play story mode games. not sure which would be more enjoyable but i would prefer to play on a smaller monitor infront of me rather than a big tv
It's stunning what you get for 150 bucks these days. Gaming on a budget was never this good!
Ips 1080p 144hz have been about that much for years…
VA sucks
Oopsie
In my country 1440p monitors cost 3 times more than the ones in the us for some reason
That monitor isn't 150 its 179.99
@@7xyniiyama has insanely good gaming monitors for exceptional prices in a lot of countries, you should give it a look
Dude we need a cleaning tour of how you keep everything dust free, neat and tidy
haha, I spend too long doing it
i agree!!
Have you people not heard of table brush lol.
@@SpawnPoiintdo it! I promise you it will get a lot of views because everyone flexes their set up but NO ONE shows how they keep everything clean
He cleans before every video
I went from a 1080 tn panel, to a 1440p ips panel with hdr support. So much improvement in color accuracy/richness and visual clarity.
I just plug my ps5 into my existing 60 inch 2120p TV .
Playing a PS5 game while sitting at a desk in a chair rather than laying on a couch would suck .
Better with curved monitors i bout Samsung 27'' Odyssey C27G75 Curved (1000R) 240hz
@@Crashed131963depends what games you are playing
@@Crashed131963lucky you I’m shortsighted so I find playing and watching far annoying
Did you buy this actual monitor?
Unlike the hardware market, the display market is actually really good at the moment. Even the more budget friendly options can trade blows in some areas with the midrange. I'm currently on a ASUS ROG Swift 1440p 240hz IPS panel with GSync Ultimate and Freesync support as well as HDR, but my old Acer 144hz IPS bought in 2019 is far from a slouch, especially considering it was only £350 back then. I recently built a budget PC for a friend and was looking at some under £200 1440p 144hz and 1080p 165hz options and they were all really impressive compared to the washed out 1080p TN panels you had to settle for in that price point 4-5 years ago.
Yess!! Thanks so much man! Honestly your channel is just my go to content
I appreciate that!
The Koorui looks great in the video and even better considering it’s price point.
A Chinese brand that our Chinese don't buy it. You like it ? Buy more, thank you.
Definitely
I had that OLED monitor but decided to return it and bought a 55” C2 instead. What an amazing TV for my PC and PS5.
Got a 48 C2. I'm still in awe of it.
How far do you sit away from your TV when you use it with your PC? I was thinking about getting 42” C3 but I feel like it's going to be too big for my liking.
@@JabiPapi I have a desk setup with a 27” 1440p monitor, my TV is on another side of my bedroom and I use a 15ft HDMI 2.1 cable to play on it. I sit about 6ft away from it, I play mostly single player games so I use a controller. When I feel like playing something competitive I hop on my desk setup. For a 42”, you’d need a pretty deep desk (like 30” deep and more) if you play on KBM, with a controller you can always sit further.
@@Tectosaurus What monitor do you use for your desk setup? Is it better than the LG in this video considering you returned the LG? A 55” C2 serves a very different purpose like you described
@@undercovermc LG 27GR83Q-B. I use it for competitive games and when I want visuals, I switch to my C2.
So happy u made a review about the koorui , been looking at it for a couple of weeks but now it is a matter of time before I buy it
Did you buy it yet? I want your opinion on it
@@ahgamer9738 I didnt buy it in the end, had other priorities:( Sorry if I let you down
@@Baikorra nah np, i am thinking of buying the BenQ mobiuz ex2510s monitor after my exams finish. I hope u get a monitor too
@@ahgamer9738💯
@@ahgamer9738 Don't get a VA panel, get IPS if you're gaming. VA panels have insane ghosting, look it up. I owned one and it was horrible
I got a 1080p 165hz monitor from Dell for £129. Insane deal, my PS5 and Series S look amazing on that monitor. Happy to be having a dual monitor setup for what I do
Great price!
name?
@@TheMidTierGamer586 Dell G2722HS. Really good monitor for the price I got it for.
Just FYI, Koorui also makes a 1080p 165hz monitor for $115 @@TheMidTierGamer586
So should I get a Tv that’s 4k/120Hz or a Monitor? 😭
Looking at something for college that’s small but good specs, I think this will be perfect and it is even cheaper than the other budget options I was looking at. Thanks for the review!
Good luck with college too 💪 What are you studying?
Spawn point never disappoints
hah thanks!
It's because he always goes straight to the Poiint
haha I like it
Thats the point
Doing tricks on it and everything
Man it's really insane how cheap gaming monitors are now, as u got 1440p 144hz for $150 time flies man 3 years ago I bought 1080p 165hz for $200 & back then it was a great buy.
Totally agree, they will only get cheaper too. A few years and it'll be 4K.
I wanted 1440p @120Hz+ but in a 24" screen only due to my dual screen setup for work and play. It just sucks that they don't make much out there with these specs.
I ended up recently picking up two DELLs 1080p @ 165Hz IPS for $150 each but I had a reward that brought it down to $120 each. At that lower price I'm ok with 1080p. One key factor as well is that my work hub only outputs to 1080p @ 60Hz so I wasn't going to be able to fully benefit from the upgrade. I was coming from two work issued DELL 22" 1080p @ 60Hz. I just wanted something bigger but not as big as 27" as that would require a lot of movements from my eyes and head.
@@volcalstoneI’m honestly surprised no manufacturer has jumped on making 1440p 24-25 inch monitors.
I spent $1,000 on a 43 inch Monitor with 120/144hz support and has two 2.1hdmi slots and yada yada. After seeing this video I feel like a $135 monitor would've been completely fine for my PS5, I could've saved so much money 😭
VA
Honestly the koorui monitor is a good budget monitor, its a good starting point monitor for a console or a pc. Love your reviews as always
I love these comparison videos bro.
Glad you like them!
Definitely recommending this to my friends building a setup. Great vid spawnpoint
There was a time where PS5 wouldnt let hdmi 2.0 ports accept a 120hz refresh rate. Only when they released the 1440p update is when it just started working. I had a cheap samsumng model, so when the 1440p update was activated and i could finally use 120hz it felt so much better. However, the monitor i had didnt support VRR and i felt it really needed it for COD. So i ended up upgrading to a 4k, 32" samsung monitor.
32" is kinda huge screen size though!
@@Bookish1995 32" is perfect size, its curved monitor too. I dont think you can get a monitor smaller with a 4k res
tht wrong it accept it it just wouldt be 1440p 120hz ut would downscale ps5 wouldt accept native 1440p tho
@@ZKN99you don’t really need 4K with a 24” monitor, 32” is a small tv tbh
I don't really care to much about 4k tbh 120hz and 1440P is good enough for me
Geat product the KOORUI. You should make this a series where you find budget options for all your tech and assess it!
Seriously impressive video. I am sold on the budget monitor and going to be picking it up soon! Really well done on covering all important points!
Did you buy it?
How is it?
Got the LG oled monitor in this vid. Got it at a discounted price at a store close to me for 650€. Since I love playing singleplayer games and am used to OLED screen quality from my LG CX I really wanted to go for an oled one and was already fond with LG.
I knew that I was spending a lot of money on a monitor but it is just the best of both worlds for me since I like playing competetive multiplayer games aswell. And I dont really mind the darker brightness since the room I am using it in rarely has any direkt sunlight coming in.
Couldn't be more happy.
Cheap gaming monitor,
Really useful review. I'll certainly keep this monitor in mind but might look for a slightly higher budget one as you mentioned.
Thanks for watching too!
@@SpawnPoiintcant get it sweden🙂😔🫤😕
The budget monitor looks great, my only concern is the longevity
The longevity of the OLED is the concern.
Exspensive bleeding edge OLED monitors are the ones with a too short life span.
The funny thing is the budget monitor is likely to have longer longevity than the Oled😂
@@MR12AMAZINGthat would be great
It will last had mine for 2 years still going
My GF got me this monitor for Valentine's Day and I couldn't be more happy with it. It's a serious upgrade if you're coming from your old tv or basic monitor. The price is a little higher right now but when I goes down, I'll be getting one for the Mrs.
I think the koorui also is freesync and gsync compat. Its truly a great purchase for the price its unreal.
W
Still looking for the best 1440 120 hdm2.1 for ps5
You could honestly spend a little bit more and go for the Lenovo G27q-30, it even supports HDR and is extremely competitive for what it's offering at that price point. I ended up getting this monitor when I first bought my PS5, and I'm still using it as my laptop's primary monitor as well. If I were to build a PC, I'd definitely get another one of these as a 2nd monitor. OLED is really nice and all, it's just the price range of OLED monitors makes it a bit of a harder purchase. Definitely worth it if you have the money to splash tho.
Totally agree, but I wanted to go as cheap as possible without sacrificing specs.
@lumireii link?
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Yoo would that 27 inch work for COD competitive?
@@Pura-DrogaAddiccion-MusicDid you find out?
Yet another great video Spawn. Keep em coming buddy.
Thanks for the support!
The cost difference is hard to swallow with the OLED, especially if you can't take advantage of the refresh rate. If my PC couldn't do 200+ fps at 1440p in Apex, I would not have bought the LG OLED. I will vouch for the picture quality on the OLED, it's a bit better than IPS in SDR, but in HDR there is just no denying OLED is king. The brightness/fringing is for sure a downside but you forget about it as soon as you see your game boot up in HDR.
Totally fair comment, and I agree with you too.
Amen 🙏, I use mine with my ps5 and I have no regrets
@@SpawnPoiintbro will the price of oled 1440p come down in upcoming time like 2 3 years to 500 dollar range ? This is too much over priced i feel
i managed to get a 165 hz 1080p monitor for 98$ open box. Killer deal!
Update.
I have the monitor now for a day
it’s crazy how massive of an improvement 1080 to 1440p is
and 60 hz to 120 hz is. It’s very clean looking and the screen is awesome
Can you play 1440p and 120hz at the same time ?
yes
but it depends if the game supports 120 hz or not
Also it's very bright and the colors look great
Can you play Call of duty at 1440p 120hz?
the minute I seen 150 $ dollar monitor I instantly clicked the notification.
Crazy specs for the money.
I wish if you could review more (Cheap gaming monitors ) with a budget from 200-400$
I already bought this before I saw this video and realy nothing beats the quality and price to performance of the koorui it is perfect for a casual budget experience.
Why is this the EXACT THING i’ve been thinking about!
5:35 I don’t understand… so you are saying people are saying it doesn’t run at 1440p 120hz on the ps5 but you can confirm that it does? So you are saying all those people are lying or am I missing something? Just trying to understand because we are thinking of getting this monitor for someone.
great review, however it is near-impossible for a VA panel monitor (other than samsung's notorious odyssey g7 / neo series panels) to deliver a good response time performance. the company can legally rate it 1ms because they can advertise on a single frame that had the minimum response time, however a va panel will have over 15-20 ms response time in dark to light transitions, which will cause black trails and va crush on dark to light transitions.
how much is this noticable and bothersome is entirely dependent on the user, it bothered me a lot when i used a va panel 1440p 165hz monitor on pc.
Just picked up the LG 32uq750p 32" VA 133Hz monitor, and the white may not be QUITE as crisp as an IPS panel, blacks and darker areas in games are a lot better, and to get the equivalent 32" 144hz monitor with an IPS panel would have been at minimum double the price.
The other major issue i see people have with VA panels is the viewing angels and tbh, on the 32" VA panel monitor i got, i cant really tell the difference between looking at directly from the front compare to from the side.
So you say it has 15-20 Response time 😳
For anyone who isn’t getting the advertised refresh rates, guaranteed you’re using a bad / cheap HDMI cable. But a 2.0/2.1 cable and it should work fine 🙏🏻
I’m using the hdmi 2.1 that comes with the ps5 and not getting 1440p
@ something in your settings maybe? Anytime I’ve had problems with resolution in the past, swapping the cable to a better quality braided cable did the trick.
so ive had the koorui 27e1qa for a few days now and using it for my ps5… i cant seem to get it to run at 120hz though. i tried messing with the settings on the ps5 AND the monitor as well as switch the two hdmi ports AND tried using different hdmi cables.. all for it to still not run 120hz, i can run 720p, 1080p, 1440p and all of those coildnt achieve that 120hz. any help with this would be appreciated so much!
need help too please on this anyone
1:02 Wow the Right one is so Dark and muddy
If you were buying a 27 inch monitor purely for GT7 on the PS5 and had a budget of £300 what would you recommend please
playing PS5 on a monitor is just amazing.
🧢
Playing on an 80"+ projector is even better. Small screens are for high performance PCs with high performance high dpi mouse and the big screens are for consoles in the living room. Trying to make a console into a mouse and keyboard less gaming PC is absurd. Consoles don't need more than 60fps because the analog sticks have very very very low response time and precision and can't even keep up with fast framerates lol.
@@leanlifter1cap. Maybe if your playing games like Minecraft. Games like for honor no man’s sky and war thunder I want better picture.
Playing on a 55 inch LG g2 OLED at 120hz is even better 😎
@@Salute503 sounds expensive
Real helpful bro thank for this video
No problem 👍
Hey I don’t know if you’ll read this but i bought this monitor from the link and it won’t run 1440p at 120fps? I ran the test on my ps5 and only does 1440p at 60hz, any idea why this is?
Do you need a pc for the monitor to turn on or can you just use your ps5 for it
Can you run 120fps at all?
@@TsZen876the monitor doesn’t have a hdmi 2.1 port though so it won’t make a difference
So he lied in the video?
@@ethanos__ I don’t think he’s the type of guy to do that and he did show that it could in the video so maybe I just got unlucky
GZ on the 500k, man :)
Thanks man!
@@SpawnPoiint Cheap Gaming Monitor! srr didn't have the time yesterday to watch it! I made it now
I got one but it only supports 1440p at 60hz :(
Same here.
@@Slapthepersonnexttoyou rip bro I bought a asus monitor and get 120fps now on ps5
@@rudevideos8255 not too far behind you bro. Returning this and ordered Gigabyte G27Q instead.
@@rudevideos8255 Which Asus monitor did you get?
@@rudevideos8255hz and fps are different
About 4 minutes into the video and I’m SOLD!!! Thanks A lot man
Thank you 🙌
Does it run 120 on fortnite
Yes
Such a nice comparison !!!
Thank you 🙏
Nothing wrong with any monitor bought today!
G5 samsung 144hz, I run it at 120hz
It's gorgeous
Fits around me on a monitor stand.
Been loving this content, great video!
You can get a hdmi splitter that will allow you to get 4k 60fps with the monitor.. I bought it from Amazon and it shows 4k 60hz on both ps5 and Xbox 😉
My splitter does 4K 60fps HDR. That's not the problem, the problem is the monitor itself is 1440p.
@@SpawnPoiint yeah but the picture will still look crispier than if I never had the splitter.. bare in mind, i use this monitor in my work place and it’s a old 1080p dell monitor.. I mainly use the splitter since it has a optical port for my Astro a50
@@SpawnPoiint I was thinking of getting this monitor to replace my dell monitor, the model is ‘se2219h’
3:18 the 1 millisecond response time is not actually gray to gray, it's MPRT, a lot different. I'm guessing the true GTG response time would be something like 5 to 10 milliseconds, right now with a low budget the only way to get a true 1 millisecond GTG monitor is to go with an IPS panel.
I think the LG oled monitor should of been cheaper and be 4k. Its 2023 and oled technology should be getting cheaper
1440p is a far more popular resolution option for PC. Plus 240hz at 1440p looks incredible. Not surprising it's as expensive as it is as there are very few OLED monitors on the market. Plus OLED panels are just more expensive than LCDs so no surprise it's as expensive as it is. Although a 4K 240hz OLED monitor was just announced by Asus
Ive just bought the exact monitor linked in the description and it doesnt do 1440p 120hz, the settings menu on my monitor are not the same as in the video. Seems there's no way to tell which revision you will get. Such a shame really. Think you got lucky with yours
Muy buen vídeo! Por 180€ en España (PComponentes) los hay 2k a 144hz de la marca LG, evidentemente del tipo de panel VA. Creo que me quedaré con ese, muy bien explicado!
Loving your videos thanks
Maybe I just had a faulty one but I found other people had the same issues as me with the koorui so i assumed it was true for all of them but mine had this terrible ghosting issue that made playing fps games completely unplayable but good to see it does actually work well cause for $150 the colors look amazing and you really dk notice the 1440p
I had this aswell I feel like some people just really don't notice motion blur or ghosting compared to other people I guess
Some people just don’t notice the ghosting it’s definitely there
What is ghosting ?
great review! i recently got a benq mobiuz ex240n for about $150. i think its another great option at the price point and has hdri and vrr
Yo would that one work for competitive gaming?
Just buy the cheap one
Do you have it is it good
I dig it bro. I would love to figure out a way to connect my Apollo twin to the PS5, but I doubt it will work since it needs firmware installed.
The majority of the price difference is from that 240hz. 2k at those types of refresh rates is still pretty new technology
OLED too. That's the biggest difference here.
No it's definitely one being OLED and one being VA
240hz isn't all that exotic anymore, 27" OLED panels are very very recent
Great interview! Keeping up the great work 👍
Love your videos man. Hope to get a Oled tv like one of yours someday!
Thanks for the review I bought this on Monday and it arrived yesterday and so far it’s great!
Does it support hdmi 2.1?
@@chirpy2640 yes
love this video thanks for the in-depth insight means a lot God bless
Does the monitor really work at 1440p and 120fps? Without the hdmi 2.1
Thanks for the review, got me the 34 inch model for under $400
Well, I get to do a make a wish, I’m planning on getting a PC and doing research on what get so I don’t regret it later.
As someone who uses the Acer XF243Y (a 24" IPS 144-165hz, Freesync & G-Sync compatible)...only for $130 on sale brand new, and I gotta say, of course contrast isn't amazing, but the colors and viewing angles are pretty great too. What a bangin deal
Ps5 supports neither of those vrr implementations unfortunately
@@reddonut1518 luckily I use PC so it doesn’t affect me lol. Strange thing is the series x has better compatibility with a lot of displays than the ps5 I’ve noticed
Could do with a setup guide for 1440p at 120hz. I have a monitor capable of both and the PS5 will only support 1080p at 120hz or 1440p 60hz. That’s with HDMI 2.0 and using the Sony HDMI 2.1 cable!
Does that monitor (what's the model?) say HDMI 2.0 and not 1.4? Also does it have a Displayport? Sometimes they specify DP only.
@@SpawnPoiint thanks for the reply. Acer Nitro VG272UP. Definitely has 2 x HDMI 2.0 and Displayport 1.4
is KOORUI Gaming 27" 1440P HDR400 Monitor（27E3Q）- QHD(2560 x 1440), 170Hz the same as this model in the video
Need more videos on budget tech 😊
I hope to deliver on that too.
This monitor is great man😅 we love your videos
Thanks 😁
You are welcome!
Does the 150 monitor have vrr on the ps5 and 120fps. Or does it need hdmi 2.1?
Oh like watching this guy because he does focus on the positive things and not all negative things
This video help me alot.. thanks
Where do you buy your games? I just moved to Europe and I'm not sure where to buy them
its nice koorui is getting recognition.. by now poeple should know that hkc are making these panels thats why they are good and competitive
I think a good in between is the KTC m27t20. It's the cheapest HDR1000 mini led you can get at $299. It's 1440p 144hz (165hz with dp 1.4) The contrast and brightness are good and it's supports usb-c dp and charging.
Sheesh another win for budget gaming! For $150 you cannot beat that. It would also be a tight monitor for Samsung DEX
Btw you are my fav TH-camr and I’ve bought some stuff u recommended and loved them including this monitor
You should make more budget friendly TV or monitor video. Most people don't have thousands dollar to spend on OLED
Please do budget gaming TVs next!
LG UltraGear Gaming Monitor 27GR75Q, 27 inch, 1440p, 165Hz, 1ms GtG, IPS Display, HDR 10, NVIDIA G-Sync & AMD FreeSync compatible, Smart Energy Saving, Displayport, HDMI for 229 pond on sale is a steal
I’m a couch gamer, so I have a TV. Got an absolute steal for a 4k 65” 60hz for only 400
I’m confused you are saying the koorio monitor doesn’t have VRR but it has freesync which is variable refresh rate you’ll need to enable it in settings usually to get the 144hz
Spawny love u my g you are number 1 ❤💯
I played on three different screens; a 65 inch Panasonic OLED, 50 inch Hisense VA with FALD, and a cheap 43 inch QLED VA TCL. The Panasonic OLED is obviously great, but the way people talk online, you'd think the TCL would be crap in comparison, and it really isn't. Cheap tech can still give you a great picture nowadays, tech like OLED is just the cherry on top, not the whole cake like how it used to be.
A decade+ ago there were no good gaming monitors they all sucked something terrible. $500 for a 60hz 24" 1920x1200 Samsung monitor with backlight bleed, wavey LCD panel, terrible grey milky contrast and colors that did not pop nor look natural and cannot be properly calibrated because they sucked to much lol. For $500 or less today you can get a gaming monitor that actually looks great has great picture quality and the performance is top notch at the same time and at a reasonable 32" vs some junk small screen 24" and less lol you can't even see anything unless sitting hunched over three inches away from the monitor lol.
Hey Spawn, I was wondering how you enable 120hz at 1440p for this monitor. I’m struggling to enable it, I placed it on hdmi 2.0 and HDMI 1.0, and it still is unable to do 120hz at 1440p without sacrificing it to 1080p
I’ve just bought this also and I can’t get 1440p and 120hz either
@@MillerKnowles did you figure it out?
did you figure it out?
@@ChristopherRiley-n6u nope I retuned it
@@MillerKnowles dam I just buy a LG Oled tv instead or a LG Oled monitor
I don’t have the same red menu on my koorui, my one is blueish. How can I tell if my monitor is running 120hz at 1440p?
Same my menu is blue and is the same model can’t get 1440p 120hz
@@stoopidmonkey9100 yeah I can only get 120Hz at 1080p and only 60Hz at 1440p
Cheap Gaming Monitor! Very nice and useful video breakdown, cheers 🍻
Appreciate it!
I'm currently eyeing this monitor to purchase (the Koorui) , it's in my Amazon cart. I'm still a bit hesitant.
Dont be fooled by the advertized "1ms or 0.5ms response time" The koorui actually has a response time of about 8.3ms on the best overdrive setting. However the LG definitely has close to advertised response time.
Where did you get that Dualsense Edge Holder ? I loved it! Definitely I need one like that
I got two oled tvs, one is 48” c1. Been thinking of getting a smaller display but don’t want to spend much. Might pull the trigger on this one.
Is odyssey g5 much better then this budget monitor for ps5 pls help dont know what to buy
Gysnc didn't work because you were using hdmi, gysnc is supported on this monitor but only on display port.
Well I followed your link (US) and it’s $310 right now. The $150 monitor is 1080p at 75Hz
Does the 120hz work on the PS5?? Everything I've read says it needs HDMI 2.1 to support 2k at 120hz. And you said the kuroi is only HDMI 2.0
i play ps5 on a 4k 60fps tv right now. should i buy a 1440 120hz monitor while they are on sale and switch over to my desk set up?? i pretty much solely play story mode games. not sure which would be more enjoyable but i would prefer to play on a smaller monitor infront of me rather than a big tv
*Would've been a fantastic allrounder if it was IPS instead of VA, however crazy how 1440P are becoming so affordable!*
They do an IPS version too, but that's $50 / £50 more. Still worth it, but I needed to try the cheapest first.