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• #Best 4k 32 inch monitor series

You can overclock it to 144Hz but that requires using two DisplayPort cables and with it, you’re losing both VRR and HDR features. The biggest flaw of this model is the fact that you can only achieve performance when hooking up the monitor via DisplayPort. On the other side, the Predator XB273K G is a pretty solid gaming monitor. You can get the S version of this monitor with a G-Sync module but considering the price, the S version isn’t worth it. The model we’re talking about is the G version that doesn’t have a physical G-Sync module. Acer Predator XB273K: Best budget 4K 144Hz monitorĭespite being a couple of years old, recent price reductions made the Acer Predator XB273K the best budget pick in the 4K 144Hz market. You could also take a look at the Acer Predator XB273K, our pick for the best budget 4K 144Hz gaming monitor. If money’s not an issue, check out the current ASUS flagship, the Mini LED-equipped ROG Swift PG32UQX. There are also older 4K 144Hz monitors from ASUS, the XG27UQ, and the former flagship, the PG27UQ. There’s also the 27GN95B from LG, more or less the 27GN950 without the USB hub, and some other extra features. Next, you can get the last year’s LG 27GN950 that doesn’t support HDMI 2.1 but that’s extremely similar to the 2021 version in terms of performance. Limited user reviews praise the response time, colors, and overall picture quality while they have issues with ergonomics, RGB implementation, and the usual IPS quirks (IPS glow, average contrast of about 1000:1). A bigger screen is the biggest advantage but the FI32U also has a very wide color gamut (95% DCI-P3 coverage), KVM switch, and USB-C. The most interesting one is the Aorus FI32U, a 32-inch 4K 144Hz monitor with HDMI 2.1 support. Now, let’s talk about alternatives to the LG and Acer duo. Overall, the Nitro XV282K KV is yet another fast-performing 4K 144Hz monitor with an average (at best) HDR experience. Both monitors come with two HDMI 2.1 ports but the Acer Nitro also includes a USB-C port with DisplayPort support. Peak brightness isn’t as high as on the LG but it’s high enough (about 300 nits) for gaming in a brightly lit room. Ergonomics are on the side of the Acer Nitro but the LG snatches the design prize.

The Acer has a wider color gamut, with 88% coverage of the DCI-P3 color space but also a tad bit slower response time. HDR experience is middling on both models thanks to the edge-lit local dimming feature. This monitor is very similar to the LG model in almost every way. Now, if you don’t like the LG 27GP950-B or simply can’t find it in stock (which is very likely), the best alternative is the Acer Nitro XV282K KV. Acer Nitro XV282K KV: Best alternative to LG 27GP950-B Just make sure to have a graphics card that can follow it. Also, the best HDMI 2.1 4K 144Hz monitor. Overall a high-end gaming package with a few quirks, that’s definitely worth its MSRP. Finally, you might stumble upon issues when trying to use G-Sync at a 160Hz refresh rate. Ergonomics aren’t that great but at least the design is striking, with ultra-thin bezels and without unnecessary gamery details. Further, backlight bleeding is noticeable although this varies from panel to panel. On the flip side, the 27GP950 doesn’t offer a great HDR experience with its edge-lit local dimming feature.

Aside from HDMI 2.1 support the 27GP950 has ultra-fast response time, 160Hz maximum refresh rate that works with VRR (variable refresh rate), excellent colors with a wide color gamut (84% DCI-P3 coverage), low input lag, and solid contrast for an IPS panel (about 1000:1).

#Best 4k 32 inch monitor series

Yep, if you’re looking for the best monitor to pair it with your Xbox Series X or PlayStation 5 this is the one. The 2021 model comes with a few improvements over the 2020 version (27GN950) with the most important one being HDMI 2.1 support. The LG 27GP950-B is an excellent 4K 144Hz gaming monitor that has it all sans excellent HDR implementation.