Best Gaming Monitors in Europe 2023: 1440p, 4K, Ultrawide, 1080p, HDR and Value Picks

Have you any thoughts on the AOC 24G2s?

Bought multiple Gigabyte M27Q X comes with dead pixels everytime unfortunately. Returned them obv.

LG UltraGear Gaming Monitor 27GP850-B.AED 2023 model does not tell me the HDMI. The 2021 model LG UltraGear Gaming Monitor 27GP850-B has 1.4. I looked everywhere and can't find out if the 2023 model uses HDMI 2.0. Is is safe to assume that if it does not mention the number on HDMI, that it's automatically 2.0 and not 2.1 or 1.4??

does anyone think an AW2723df for 460 euros is a good deal? The m27q x is out of stock by me.

Thanks god for you guys, I think my monitor might be dying and was dreading sitting through a bunch of monitor reviews and lists from people I have never heard of. First search I do and I find the people I know I can trust have done exactly what I was hoping for

Thanks. Unfortunately Alienware doesn't sell 175hz version for some reason in EU. Also I have found Neo G9 for 1100 so decided that would be better option. But still trying to understand why Windows desktop hdr is so dark...

Good video, but the links are for US shops..M27Q-X is not available in EU anymore

can support gtx1650 this monitor?

Thank you so much for keeping Europe in mind!

why you dont mention ultrawide LG45QR95BE ultragear monitor? Might be a better choice over Dell AW3423DWF

No Evnia?

Europoors can’t afford monitors lmao

Always appreciate your EU specific videos, especially this time since I'm still looking for a 34" monitor, but after watching I'm left kinda disappointed. It seems like there aren't any 34" ultrawide monitors, suitable for my use case of light gaming, creative work and programming/ office work since you don't recommend QD-OLED monitors for office work...
I'm looking at the ASUS ProArt PA348CGV and AOC Agon Pro AG344UXM, but neither of them has any in dept reviews, so I'm really unsure...

What about BenQ MOBIUZ EX2710Q Nano IPS model that has come back and MSI MAG401QR?

Where is review for asus rog swift 27 4k pg27uqr??

Thanks for considering the European market!

I’m looking to build a new gaming PC, and I’m considering which monitor to get. I’d love to have one monitor for both gaming and work, but I can’t decide which to go for. I’ve been spoiled by my OLED TV with consoles, but an OLED for coding all day probably isn’t great. Any thoughts or suggestions? I’d really love one for both use cases, but it doesn’t seem easy to find. I just don’t know if I can go back to gaming on a non-OLED, as stupid as that sounds.

I Gave the video a like strictly based on the focus on EU. Appreciate the effort very much as someone, who has spent a couple of days cross referencing multiple sources (videos, webpages etc.) all of them focused on the US market. It is really hard to pick a monitor using stats in the retail stores, they really don't mean that much. SO THANK YOU FOR THIS!!

What do you think about the Asus ROG PG27UQR? As one of my monitors is currently about to die, I was thinking of buying this one twice (as I like identical monitors) for working (software engineering) and gaming (primarily world of Warcraft).

There's also the Asus vg27aq3a which is a way better Verison of the vg27aq1a having a higher refresh rate and also a faster dp 1.4 port and many other features

MSI G274QPF-QD at 290€? 12 days ago? Where actually? Amazon ES sells it for 370€ and my local store for 410€. Would really like to know where you got that price 🙏

Why is nobody talking about the KTC oled monitor!? it's better than the Asus model and a lot cheaper!

Ghosting and Smearing is the thing i dont want with my new monitor, i really want a curved one, but most are VA panels.

Any thoughts about the Alienware AW2723DF?

Dude stop it with the OLEDs. The caveats of "burn-in and bad text" are such massive deal breakers that OLEDs need to be in their OWN category separate from practical monitors.

I just bought an HP X27q. 27" IPS, 1440p, 165Hz (via DP, HDMI is 144 Hz max), 1ms GtG. Usually it goes for around 299 € here in germany. Got it on Cyber Monday for 199 €.

5120x2160ppi 29inch ultrawide curved oled 68bilion colors 12bit 240hz 2000 hdr G-Synch Ultimate ULMB2 is a dream (phones are already there waiting till monitors catch up no more Eyestrain :) Great channel keep it up would be nice to see photo comparison but it is not necessary, awasome boys.

Thoughts on the 27GP850-B Nano IPS for FPS gaming? Can get it for £299 in the UK?

If you skip iiyama imma be sad

ÉDIT : im sad :( I wish they had some coverage they've interesting pricing and features but I've no real idea how they perform

Let's be real, if you browse monitors by resolution....
F*** r***

The M27U seems to be available here in Austria! It is just a tad more expensive than the M28U, which for a bit higher PPI just isn't worth it I guess.

Hey bro,

what about IIYAMA G-Master GB2790QSU-B5?

It's 1440p, 240hz, IPS and great price range 400-450 euros.
Are u tested it?

Cheers for this, saves me figuring out what is available in the EU compared to US

Big big props for trying to service us in the eu! Thnx a bunch!

Please do an Australia version

I am just in love with my new samsung g8 oled. 830 Eur i couldn't resist.

Is there a difference between aoc 24g2spu and aoc 24g2sp/ae?

I have just bought Dell G2422HS for 170$ 😅

Great video, as always. I have an, admittedly very nieche, question: do you have any recommendations for 24" 1440p displays (based in EUW) for a casual FPS gamer (focus on low input lag/latency)? I am currently looking at the AOC Q24G2A/BK, but am unsure, because there are so few 24" 1440p displays on the market.

I wonder if there is any reason to upgrade my DELL S2721DGF, again also to a 1440p monitor.

Please do a review of LG 27GR75Q

Missed opportunity to call it Eurovision.

Thanks for covering the EU pricing! We EU guys got confused when discorvering that our prices are very different to the US prices

All I want is 25 inch 3:2 oled glossy anti-reflective 4k. Lets see how many years will I wait.

PLEASE REVIEW THE NEW HP OMEN 27Q 2023 version

I'm in the last phase of my upgrade cycle and am looking at replacing my 1080p 170hz monitor. I now have an rtx 4080 paired with a ryzen7 7700x cpu. Trying to decide if I should go with a 1440p 240hz or a 4k 170hz monitor. I primarily play COD, so the high refresh rate is very appealing to me. But I do also enjoy playing AAA single player titles (CP2077, Starfield, Alan Wake2, etc.) So that's the argument for 4k. I probably spend 2/3 of my time playing COD and the remaining time playing single player games. Is 4k worth sacrificing the higher refresh rate?

A use-case for going with a 1080p monitor in 2023, aside from refresh-rate and price, is that you have more margin to go "ultra settings" in the most demanding games (specially featuring ray tracing) and still get 60fps or above performance without compromising image quality because it's the panel's native resolution.
Also, depending on how close you are to the screen and its size, just for gaming it may not make much sense to get anything higher. Personally I user a dual-monitor setup with a low-refresh rate high resolution and color accurate monitor for production, and a smaller 24" 1080p high-refresh rate one for gaming.

I am not sure if any 1080p monitor could beat the Philips 24M1N3200ZS/00 I bought for 700 DKK (25 % VAT) when you consider the price. It was also a black week deal.
Edit: I think it uses the same panel as the AOC you recommended, at least the spec is very much similar. The AOC was bit lower than 1000 DKK during black week.

How do you feel about the M27Q for 240€, 1440p SS IPS 165hz.

This guy knows.