What gaming monitor

[Kovoet]

Right opinions please would be greatly appreciated.
I'm looking for a monitor for between 600 to £700. Above 32inch and I use nVidia cards.
Was looking at the new Corsair Xeneon but they are pricey at £700, I'm scared of dell now as there customer service has gone downhill.
Also maybe the Samsung G5

Any thoughts guys

[Scryder]

I've had my eye on the Samsung Odyssey G7 32" for a while, but just waiting for the price to drop again (missed it last time it was <£500). Seen a few reviews for this and all say it's decent.

[AGTDenton]

Any preference on Resolution or Panel type (VA/IPS)?
Above 32" makes it an interesting challenge without going UltraWide

[kompukare]

Those Samsungs are all VA, so I would pay particular attention in any reviews on any comments about viewing angles. I know for large sizes (TVs) rtings always complain about viewing angles on Samsung TVs.

[Kovoet]

So far leaning towards the Samsung G7 with g-sync

[wazzickle]

I've got the Aorus FV43U (43", 4k, 144Hz) and I'm delighted with it.

[Kovoet]

I might go down to a 27 inch after all the reviews I've checked

[Kovoet]

Made the plunge after looking at loads and loads of reviews and just ordered a samsung G7 Odyssey but 27inch. 240mhz, 1ms.
Quite looking forward to getting it tomorrow.

[Kovoet]

My new G7

[Kovoet]

New monitor on it's way back Flickers way to many times for my liking for that price. A bit sad though as I really liked it.

[cptwhite_uk]

Read Hardware Unboxed's reviews. For 4K 27" IPS 144Hz I think the current go to is the Gigabyte M28U (28"), you could also look at the Eve Spectrum, which looks really nice but might be a tad over budget at 899 Euro ...so £764 at current conversion rate. As a side note, if you go for 1440p equivalent you'll get similar specs for around £350.

https://euro.evedevices.com/pages/order

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