The Best 4K Gaming Monitors: No Longer a Luxury

[Scorpus]

Pick Your Poison: 27-inch or 32-inch 4K gaming monitors are no longer a luxury. With falling prices, OLED advances, and better tech across the board, 2025 is a great time to upgrade – whether you're on a budget or chasing the best.

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The Best 4K Gaming Monitors: No Longer a Luxury

 

[Thatsdisgusting]

Its not like 4K is luxury, but 4K60FPS

 

[SirDigby]

I'm lucky enough to have got 3 4K27" monitors from my old job, when I left they let me keep them as they were ordered bespoke for me, they're not HDR or gaming specific but they're pretty good. I'm hoping to replace 2 with a 49" superultrawide curved monitor, probs the Odyssey, eventually.

 

[MarcusNumb]

It's still a luxury since in order to enjoy it, you will have to pay more than 1200 usd/euros for a GPU.

 

[trparky]

I'll stick with 1440p for now. I don't have the luxury to shell out the money for the video card to drive it.

 

[yRaz]

I'll stick with 1440p for now. I don't have the luxury to shell out the money for the video card to drive it.

I can play most of my games from the mid 2010s at 4k120 on a 6700xt, but anything these days looks like upscaled mess at even 1080p. I want to get a 9070xt but I can't find any that are less than the low $800s right now in the US.

 

[Nictron]

Once you've gone QD-OLED you can't go back.

Got a Dell 34" QD-OLED for $970 in December 2023.

It is a total spoil of delight!

 

[mgilbert]

No mention of the fact that the supposedly infinite contrast on QD-OLED monitors is greatly diminished by the reflection of external light in the room in all but the darkest settings? And the fact that blacks on a QD-OLED have a purplish tint?