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What are the best 4K Ultra HD FreeSync monitors?

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Best 4K Ultra HD FreeSync monitors	Price	Size	Resolution
-- LG 27UD88-W	$596.99	27	3840 × 2160 (4K)
-- Samsung U28E590D	$339.85	28	3840 × 2160 (4K)
-- ASUS MG24UQ	$389.99	24	3840 × 2160 (4K)
-- AOC U2879VF	$349.99	28	3840 × 2160 (4K)
-- Samsung U32E850R	$1,098.00	32	3840 × 2160 (4K)

LG 27UD88-W

Top Pro

Fantastic display quality

The monitor has outstanding sharpness, brightness, color accuracy and an almost perfect sRGB color coverage. It comes factory pre-calibrated that will satisfy most users, but there are also plenty of calibration options if needed. The viewing angles are excellent at nearly 180 degrees, meaning pictures will look good even from extreme angles, without any noticeable color distortion. See More

Top Con

Impossible to swivel

The monitor cannot be swiveled, since its stand is static. However, given that the screen has a really wide viewing angle, there should be no necessity to swivel the screen. See More

Specs

Resolution:3840 × 2160 (4K)

Refresh Rate:60

Adaptive Sync:FreeSync

Top Pro

Excellent input lag and great response

Even the most experienced gamers will like this monitor as27UD88 has one of the lowest input lags currently available for 4K display, measuring only at 9,8ms, making it ideal for virtually lag free gaming. The pixel response time measures at 5ms that is not the best result, but still is really good and should not cause any noticeable problems for majority of the users. See More

Top Con

The stand may be too big to fit some tables

This monitor's stand is quite big, so it may be too big to fit properly on some tables. See More

Top Pro

Great colors

The screen can produce 1.07 billion colours and covers 99% of the sRGB color spectrum. This means great performance in nearly every situation, from gaming to professional photo/video color correcting and post-processing. Color accuracy is one the best among its competitors, and is on par with more expensive monitors. This monitor comes factory calibrated for accurate color accuracy, but can be further adjusted with LG’s True Color Pro calibration software. See More

Top Con

No picture-in-picture option

Unfortunately, there is no picture-in-picture option, which is quite a common feature on competitors of this price range. See More

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The screen seems bigger than its actual size

The bezel is barely visible, except for the bottom part of the screen, resulting in an elegant look and an illusion that the screen is bigger than it actually is. See More

Top Con

USB 3.0 ports are difficult to access

This screen's two USB 3.0 ports are located on the back of the monitor, facing directly away from its body, so it may not be always easy to access them. See More

Top Pro

VESA Compatible

The monitor is VESA compatible, and thusly can be removed from the stand and fixed to a VESA mount. See More

Top Pro

Multiple display presets and modes

Users will be able to find the best preset for their specific use of the monitor as it comes with 14 different ones. These include an sRGB preset, a preset for eased reading, for color blindness, multiple broadcasting standards and gaming presets. There are also several picture-by-picture presets, but only for two inputs at once. You can make your own presets as well and switching between them is quick and easy using the joystick at the bottom of the screen. See More

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Easy and intuitive settings navigation

The settings of the monitor are adjusted using a joystick at the bottom of the monitor. It's easy to reach, precise and all the controls are displayed on the screen. The OSD menu is clear and understandable. See More

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Sturdy and pleasant design

It is made from plastic, but feels robust and solid. The back is white and the foot has a silver metallic finish. The stand has a large footprint, but should fit on most of the tables and still feel stable. Overall it looks premium more expensive than it actually is. See More

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Great for multi-monitor setups

This screen suits multi monitor setups particularly well, since it has almost no visible bezels. See More

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Varied connectivity options

The LG 27UD88 offers a wide choice of connectivity options. It includes two HDMI 2.0 ports, one Display port 1.2 and USB-C port that can be used as a video input port as well. There are also two USB 3.0 ports for external hardware or media devices. See More

Top Pro

No issues on bright settings

The screen can be very bright, at 320 nits, above the industry average of 240 nits. This means it can be used with no problems in well lit rooms. The screen is coated with a matte finish, preventing errant glare and reflections. See More

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Flexible

Height and tilt adjustment can be made on this screen, although the height adjustment interval is rather small. Pivot is also available, so it can be used in portrait mode, when needed. See More

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Has a versatile USB type-C port

Laptop users with USB type-C connector can transmit video signals directly to the monitor. When connected, you can also use the monitor as a USB port for data transfer as well as charge your laptop if it supports type-C charging. All of this can be done simultaneously through just one wire. See More

Samsung U28E590D

Top Pro

Elegant and minimal look

This monitor is finished in a black plastic with metallic look borders and looks elegant and minimal. See More

Top Con

Extremely limited Freesync range (54-64hz)

The Freesync feature is almost useless as the range is actually 54-64hz instead of at least 40-60hz. And no, even using CRU won't help, as any modification to the freesync range will result into the monitor turning complete white (stuck) eventually after awhile. See More

Specs

Resolution:3840 × 2160 (4K)

Refresh Rate:60

Adaptive Sync:FreeSync

Top Pro

Comfortable on eyes even after prolonged use

This monitor offers a flicker-free backlight, which reduces strain on your eyes. It also includes a setting that reduces the amount of blue light in the screen, making the picture look softer and facilitates nighttime use. See More

Top Con

Very limited screen position control

The monitor can only be tilted by 20 degrees, and no swivel or height changing is available, so is very limited regarding screen position control. See More

Top Pro

Excellent response time for gamers

This screen offers an excellent response time of only 1 ms, compared to the 5 ms (or more) of other monitors in this price range. Input lag measures at 15 ms, which is second only to dedicated gaming monitors with 10 ms response times. See More

Top Con

Accessible navigation joystick

Navigation is done with a joystick in the left bottom side of the screen and is easily accessible. See More

Top Pro

Great picture quality

The Samsung uses a 10-bit color display panel, resulting fantastic picture quality. It can reproduce more than a billion colors, compared to the 16 million colors of 8-bit panels. The color saturation and accuracy easily compete with more expensive screens, although they are not precise enough for photo-centric work. Contrast levels are average, but the monitor is brighter than other monitors in its price group. See More

Top Con

Cheap plastic on the back

The plastic on the back of the screen feels a bit cheap. See More

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Compact, stable and aesthetically pleasing stand

The stand takes little place and has a metallic finish and is quite stable, even if at first this doesn’t seem to be the case See More

Top Con

No USB ports

There are no USB ports found on this screen, so there is no possibility to watch media from external storage directly or use the screen as an USB hub. See More

Top Pro

Good colors

The screen’s 10-bit panel covers 97% of the sRGB color spectrum which is a respectable result for a budget monitor. For professional use, you will have to look for something more accurate. Color saturation and accuracy is excellent and can compete with higher priced models. See More

Top Con

Poor viewing angles

It uses a TN panel which generally has terrible viewing angles. Color shifting occurs at 40 degrees. And even though Samsung’s proprietary “MagicAngle” helps to improve it, there are plenty of other monitors offering better viewing angles. See More

Top Pro

Suitable for watching in bright setting

The brightness measures up to 300 nits after calibration and the matte screen reduces glare, making it easy to view the screen in bright conditions See More

Top Con

Limited flexibility

The monitor does not offer much flexibility options as it only can be slightly tilted, but you cannot change the height or swivel it at any direction. There is a Vesa mount in the back so you can attach it to a more flexible stand or wall mount. See More

Top Pro

Good contrast ratio

It delivers a standard contrast ratio of 1:1000, although when properly calibrated, the contrast ratio goes down slightly. See More

Top Pro

Multiple inputs (and the option to watch them simultaneously)

This screen's connectivity consists of two HDMI 2.0 ports and one DisplayPort 1.2., which is enough for most users. Samsung offers picture-in-picture and picture-by-picture modes. Meaning that you can view two inputs side by side or one can be scaled down to a small window that you can place on one of the corners. See More

ASUS MG24UQ

Top Pro

Extremely sharp thanks to 4K panel

The MG24UQ uses a 4K-display with a resolution of 2160 x 3840 pixels, which is four times the amount of pixels of a Full HD display. This results in an extremely sharp image and overall great image quality. The fact that the MG24UQ is relatively small further increases pixel density and sharpness. In terms of pixels per inch (ppi), the MG24UQ measures at 183 ppi. For comparison: a Full HD monitor of the same size would only reach half of that - 91 pixels per inch. See More

Top Con

Not suitable for a multi-screen setup

The bezel of the screen is thick, so it is not the best choice for a multi-screen setup. See More

Specs

Resolution:3840 × 2160 (4K)

Refresh Rate:60

Adaptive Sync:FreeSync

Top Pro

Works well in brightly lit environments

The MG24UQ's brightness can reach up to a maximum of 300 nits, meaning it will look well even in brightly lit rooms. It also features an anti-glare panel, which significantly reduces or eliminates reflections and loss of clarity due to light, fingerprints and smudges. See More

Top Con

Limited viewing angles

Viewing angles are quite limited: color shifting starts to show up at 35 degrees though the swivel leg can compensate for that. See More

Top Pro

Has dedicated gaming features

Gamers will particularly like the added gaming centric features to this monitor. Aside from gaming visual profiles, the monitor also has the ability to set different overlays on the screen like crosshairs, a timer and even an FPS counter. It also offers flicker-free backlight and night mode options to alleviate eye strain from long gaming sessions. See More

Top Con

Not perfect for photo/video post-processing

Although it covers 97% of the sRGB gamut range, there are some inaccuracies even when calibrated. There are also some uniformity issues on the screen. While this is not a big issue for gamers, it may be a concern for photo/video post-processing. See More

Top Pro

Excellent response time and input lag

Even the most serious gamers will appreciate the excellent motion response on this monitor. Pixel response time measures just 1 ms and input lag is 9.9 ms, making this the fastest Freesync monitor you can buy. Furthermore, Asus has included a function called Trace Free, where you can fine tune the pixel response time if there is any ghosting visible. See More

Top Con

Slower response time adds extra lag

The MG24UQ uses a panel with a response time of 4 ms, which is excellent for normal usage but less satisfactory for gaming. Some competitors offer a much quicker response time of 1 ms and are thus more ideal for fast paced action. See More

Top Pro

Superb calibration options

This monitor can be set up and calibrated to anyone's personal needs. Colors, skin tones, brightness, contrast and resolution can all be fine-tuned. It also has dedicated visual profiles for different game genres. All of this is easy to setup and control with a joystick on the back of the screen. See More

Top Con

Low maximum refresh rate of 60 Hz limits fast-paced action

Compared to some other gaming monitors, this ASUS display isn't as fast. The maximum refresh rate is limited at 60 Hz, which is the industry standard for all monitors. Some fast-paced games greatly benefit from a higher refresh rate such as 120 or 144 Hz as it increases fluidity. See More

Top Pro

Reasonable visual performance

It has a good contrast ratio and decent brightness for most purposes. Color spectrum coverage is good, but not totally accurate. This is an issue if you plan on also using this for editing photos, videos or digital art. Viewing angles are terrible as colors start to fade when viewed 35 degrees off-centre. See More

Top Con

4K resolution doesn't scale well with all software

Due to the native 4K resolution and the relatively small 24 inch screen size, text can be hard to read in Windows and other non-gaming environments, such as Adobe's software. Not everything scales well in 4K (yet). See More

Top Pro

Very good connectivity

The monitor comes with a wide variety of inputs to choose from. It has dual HDMI 1.4 inputs, one HDMI 2.0 and one DisplayPort input. So gaming in 4K@60hz or at lower resolutions will not be a problem. It also has two USB 3.0 inputs and one reversed USB 3.0, meaning you can connect external devices or storage devices to the screen. The ports are easy to reach as they are located at the bottom of the screen, facing downwards. See More

Top Pro

Effortless menu navigation

The menu navigation is effortless and easy, via a joystick and five buttons placed on the back right side of the monitor. They are easy to reach and the button icons are discretely showed on the bezel. See More

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Flexible screen

The screen is very flexible, allowing you to tilt it up to 20 degrees, swivel it up to 60 degrees on both directions, adjust the height or even set it to portrait mode. See More

Top Pro

Well built and designed

The MG24UQ is made from a black matte plastic and there are only a couple of red accents showing that this is a gaming monitor. Overall, it is a quite sturdy product, and the base of the monitor contains seven large rubber pads to prevent accidental sliding of the display. The panel itself slides into the base via a metal insert, but VESA wall-mounting options are available as well. In terms of design, the base provides an easy way to route cables out of sight and all connections are clearly labeled. See More

Top Pro

Great color reproduction, reaches 100% of the sRGB spectrum

Thanks to the IPS panel ASUS has used in its MG24UQ, color reproduction is excellent. This monitor can display the full 100% sRGB color range -good for graphical editing. Without calibration, the MG24UQ is able to reach 78% of the AdobeRGB coverage. For comparison: an average monitor reaches about 76% of the AdobeRGB color spectrum. After calibration however, over 79% of the spectrum can be achieved and the average color accuracy delta E can also be reduced significantly from a little over 2 to 1.06 which results in an even better color reproduction. Anything less than 1 deltaE is imperceptible to the human eye. As a result, color accuracy is near perfect in practice. sRGB is the color spectrum that is most commonly used on cameras and prints, and is also used for most images on the web. AdobeRGB however offers a wider color spectrum and as a result, more vibrant and lifelike colors. See More

Top Pro

Detailed OSD menu's for easy navigation

ASUS has handled the on-screen display (OSD) of the MG24UQ very well in a clear and easy to navigate interface. You can choose from a different number of presets on the fly, and all attributes such as brightness, contrast and refresh rate are adjustable. The blue light filter can also be adjusted in intensity. You can also create your own presets for easy switching between settings. See More

Top Pro

Easily adjustable stand

You can easily adjust the height of the monitor, and you can also rotate it and switch between landscape and portrait mode. See More

AOC U2879VF

Top Pro

Extremely sharp

The AOC U2879VF uses a 4K-display with a resolution of 2160 x 3840 pixels, which is four times the amount of pixels of a Full HD display. This results in an extremely sharp image and overall great image quality. In terms of pixel density (measured in pixels per inch), this display measures at 163 ppi. For comparison - a Full HD display of the same size will only achieve half of that - 81.5 pixels per inch. See More

Top Con

Flimsy control button

Some users have complained about the quality of the control button, which feels loose and unresponsive. See More

Specs

Resolution:3840 × 2160 (4K)

Refresh Rate:60

Adaptive Sync:FreeSync

Top Pro

Great value for the money

The AOC U2879VF is a cheap Ultra HD display with good image quality, the price/quality ratio of this display is quite high. See More

Top Con

Limited flexibility

If you need a flexible monitor, then this is not the best option. AOC does not provide almost any flexibility as the monitor can only be tilted by 20 degrees, without any height or swivel adjustments available. See More

Top Pro

Good OSD

The OSD used on this screen is easy to use and covers only the bottom of the screen, making it easy to calibrate the monitor. See More

Top Con

No USB ports

Unfortunately, this monitor has no USB ports. See More

Top Pro

Varied inout options

This monitor has four different inputs–DisplayPort, HDMI 2.0, DVI and VGA. You can even view the displays from two inputs simultaneously. Although DVI and VGA connections can be useful to connect older laptops or PCs with old graphic cards, they do not support 4K signal transmission. See More

Top Con

Red is slightly under-saturated

The display suffers from a slight under-saturation of the red color, which is a caveat for some graphical applications. This also can't be fixed through software, it's a hardware limitation of the panel. See More

Top Pro

Excellent screen uniformity

The AOC U2879VF has excellent screen uniformity, both in terms of luminance and color. In fact, this panel scores extremely well with a luminance deviation of 6.32 percent - which is better than most displays with IPS panels. No backlight bleeding or hotspots are present. See More

Top Con

Disappointing input lag

The absolute input lag measured on this display is quite high at 87 ms. Although this won't disturb casual players, it's definitely not ideal for fast-paced gaming situations - despite a fast response time. See More

Top Pro

Thin bezel makes it ideal for multi-screen setups

The bezel of this display measures a thin 17 mm, which doesn't only result in a smaller build, but it makes the U2879VF also more suitable for multi-display setups. See More

Top Con

Doesn't offer support for VESA mounts

The design of this display is proprietary and there is no support for the universal VESA standard. As a result, wall-mounting this display isn't possible, and alternative stands aren't compatible as well. See More

Top Pro

Excellent grayscales in sRGB preset, great for graphical work

When using the sRGB preset - which is particularly useful for graphical editing - the grayscale error readings of the U2879VF are quite low for a relatively inexpensive panel. The error measures was 0.93 Delta E - that's only a tad worse than specific graphical displays which retail for a much larger price. For comparison, a standard 28" TN panel measures at 1.60 Delta E. (Lower is better.) See More

Top Con

4K resolution doesn't scale well with all software

Due to the native 4K resolution and the relatively small 28 inch screen size, text can be hard to read in Windows and other non-gaming environments, such as Adobe's software. Not everything scales well in 4K (yet). See More

Top Pro

Fast response time, great for gaming

With a response time of just 1ms, the AOC U2879VF is one of the fastest monitors on the market. Ideal for fast-paced gaming situations such as first person shooters. See More

Top Con

Maximum refresh rate limited to 75 Hz, less ideal for fast-paced action

The maximum supported refresh rate of this monitor is 75 Hz or 75 frames per second which is a tad faster than non-Freesync monitors, but is not as good as 120 or 144 Hz displays. Especially fast-paced games benefit from a higher refresh rate, for a more fluid gaming experience. See More

Top Pro

Support for MHL allows you to quickly connect a media device

This monitor supports MHL - short for Mobile High-Definition Link - which allows you to connect an Android smartphone or tablet to the U2879VF monitor. See More

Samsung U32E850R

Top Pro

Great image quality

This monitor is aimed to consumers that want a premium large screen display with high color accuracy. It offers a 99% sRGB coverage, and even exceeds it in some areas to provide extra saturation and vibrancy without artifacts. When calibrated, it has outstanding color accuracy that beats more expensive monitors. Brightness measures at 350 nits, suitable for even brightly-lit rooms. See More

Top Con

Size-related uniformity issues

Because of the large size and slim design, the backlight cannot evenly light display. The brightness and color accuracy drops significantly on the top corners of the monitor. In most cases, it shouldn’t be an issue for general use and gaming. See More

Specs

Resolution:3840 × 2160 (4K)

Refresh Rate:60

Adaptive Sync:FreeSync

Top Pro

Low input lag

Input lag measures at only 9.7 ms making this a good choice if you’re looking for a large screen gaming monitor without worrying about display lag. See More

Top Con

Controls could be slightly more convenient

The buttons are located in the front of the screen and, while they are easy to understand, the controls are not as convenient as monitors with joysticks mounted in the back or bottom. See More

Top Pro

Includes modes that alleviate eye strain

It also offers eye-saving modes, that help alleviate strain or remove backlight flicker for sensitive eyes. See More

Top Con

Size limits viewing angles in corners

Although the U32E850R uses a PLS panel which is known for its great image reproduction and viewing angles, the sheer size of this display results in slightly worse viewing angles in the corners. The small difference is noticeable in dark situations. See More

Top Pro

Allows you to use two inputs at once

The Samsung U32E850R has a great multitasking feature, which allows you to use two devices on the screen at the same time. You can either choose to use an overlay mode (picture-in-picture), or display the images side by side (picture by picture). See More

Top Con

4K resolution doesn't scale well with all software

Due to the native 4K resolution and the relatively small 28 inch screen size, text can be hard to read in Windows and other non-gaming environments, such as Adobe's software. Not everything scales well in 4K (yet). See More

Top Pro

Lots of signal input and USB ports

The screen comes with four different input ports: HDMI 1.4, HDMI 2.0, DisplayPort 1.2 and DisplayPort mini. All of them, except HDMI 1.4, support 4K signals at 60Hz. There are four USB 3.0 ports located on the monitor: two ports on the bottom and two on the side for easy access. They also support rapid charging for external devices. See More

Top Con

No cables included

The only cables included with the monitor are a power cable and a USB cable, no HDMI or DisplayPort connectors are included. For a monitor with this hefty price tag, it's disappointing not to receive the complete package. See More

Top Pro

Can be easily adjusted

Despite the large size of the monitor, it’s easy to make adjustments to the screen. It has an impressive height adjustment ratio, can be swivelled, tilted and switched to portrait mode. VESA mounts are supported as well for those who want even greater flexibility. See More

Top Con

Expensive

With an average price tag of $1000, the Samsung U32E850R is positioned in the higher-end market. However, some other 4K monitors with comparable specifications and features offer more value. See More

Top Pro

Excellent viewing angles

The viewing angles of the MG24UQ are excellent and no color shifting (the distortion of colors) occurs when looking at the display from a horizontal or vertical angle. See More

Top Con

Slower response time

The response time of this display is limited a 4 ms, which is excellent for normal usage but isn't as fast as some other monitors. In fast-paced gaming situations, ghosting may occur - ghosting happens when the previous image can still be seen on the screen due to a slower refresh rate. See More

Top Pro

Low stand-by power consumption

The U32E850R only consumes about 0,3 watts of power per hour in stand-by, which makes it one of the more energy efficient 4K displays available. For example, the AOC C3583FQ 35 inch display consumes a hefty 60 watts. See More

Top Con

Maximum refresh rate limited to 60Hz

The U32E850R is not as fast as some other monitors, despite the fact that is supports AMD FreeSync. The minimum refresh rate is 48 Hz, with a maximum of 60 frames per second. Some of the more fast-paced games don't look as fluent on this iiyama as on other displays with a higher refresh rate. See More

Top Pro

Extremely sharp

The Samsung U32E850R uses a 4K-display with a resolution of 2160 x 3840 pixels, which is four times the amount of pixels of a Full HD display. This results in an extremely sharp image and overall great image quality. In terms of pixel density which is measured in pixels per inch, this display achieves just a little bit under 140 ppi. A 32 inch display with a Full HD resolution would only achieve half of that - 70 ppi. See More

iiyama G-Master Gold Phoenix GB2888UHSU-B1

Top Pro

Excellent viewing angles for a TN panel

Although the Gold Phoenix monitor uses a TN panel, the viewing angles of this monitor are excellent, especially regarding brightness. The brightness under a horizontal viewing angle of 45° is superior compared to other displays with a reading of 56%. For comparison: similar TN-panels such as G-Master Red Eagle only score about 47% in this brightness test. See More

Top Con

Color gamut settings need calibration

Out of the box, color settings aren't optimal. The display has some over-saturated green and under-saturated red, while blue has too much of a purple tint. Calibration is needed to improve color gamut. See More

Specs

Resolution:3840 × 2160 (4K)

Refresh Rate:60

Top Pro

Extremely sharp

The G-Master Gold Phoenix GB2888UHSU-B1 uses a 4K-display with a resolution of 2160 x 3840 pixels, which is four times the amount of pixels of a Full HD display. This results in an extremely sharp image and overall great image quality. In terms of pixel density (measured in pixels per inch), the Gold Phoenix has 157 ppi, while a Full HD screen of the same size has a ppi of 78. See More

Top Con

Mediocre luminosity uniformity

The uniformity of the display in terms of luminosity is measured at 78% which isn't a bad result, but other displays with similar panels can certainly do better with scores over 85%. In short, uniformity is a bit mediocre and might be noticeable. See More

Top Pro

All cables included

All connection cables are included with the monitor, including HDMI, DisplayPort, mini-DisplayPort to DisplayPort, USB and Audio. No need to purchase any other connectors. See More

Top Con

Low maximum refresh rate of 60 Hz, less ideal for fast-paced action

Compared to some other gaming monitors, the iiyama G-Master Gold Phoenix GB2888UHSU-B1 isn't as fast as some of its competitors. The maximum refresh rate is limited at 60 Hz, which is the industry standard for all monitors. Some fast-paced games greatly benefit from a higher refresh rate such as 120 or 144 Hz as it increases fluidity. See More

Top Pro

Fast response time, great for gaming

With a response time of just 1ms, the iiyama G-Master Gold Phoenix is one of the fastest monitors on the market. Ideal for fast-paced gaming situations such as first person shooters. See More

Top Con

4K resolution doesn't scale well with all software

Due to the native 4K resolution and the relatively small 28 inch screen size, text can be hard to read in Windows and other non-gaming environments, such as Adobe's software. Not everything scales well in 4K (yet). See More

ViewSonic XG2700-4K

Top Pro

Easily adjustable

Its height, swivel, tilt and orientation can all be freely adjusted, and is attachable to a VESA compatible wall mount or stand. See More

Top Con

Gaming presets do not bring any real improvements to the visual quality

Although there are a lot of gaming presets to choose on the monitor, they are either too bright or dark and do not bring any real improvements on the visual qualities. See More

Specs

Resolution:3840 × 2160 (4K)

Refresh Rate:60

Adaptive Sync:FreeSync

Top Pro

Allows you to view from four inputs at once

If needed, the monitor allows you to view from four inputs at once, or to show them picture-on-picture. See More

Top Pro

Plenty of input options

ViewSonic has equipped this monitor with very generous input options. It has three HDMI 2.0, one DisplayPort and one DisplayPort mini. It also has four USB 3.0 ports, two of which are on the right side of the monitor for easy access. See More

Top Pro

Excellent input lag, decent pixel response time

Input lag is almost non-existent on this screen, at only 9.9ms if the “Extreme” input mode is selected. This makes this monitor among the fastest in the market. Since it uses a slower IPS panel (compared to TN panels), the pixel response time measures just 5ms, which isn’t the best, but is good for most situations. See More

Top Pro

Superb color accuracy and picture reproduction

ViewSonic takes color accuracy seriously with this monitor, as it is comes calibrated out of the box. The monitor uses a 10-bit panel and can display 99% of the sRGB color range. On top of that, it has almost no issues with screen uniformity, color accuracy and gamut. This makes it great for editing photos, videos and other types of work that require accurate colors. See More

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