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Compared to my XP Pen Artist Pro 13, the colors seem a lot more clipped and flat, a result I also observe comparing it to my wife’s 2021 iMac screen.Welcome! If you're looking for a monitor, here are the most frequently recommended, posted with their sales. 27' is perfect.Ĭurrently, my main monitor is an LG 27mp500, which says it has IPS, but it doesn’t seem like I’m getting the level of color information out of it I should be. 32' is almost too big, anything bigger than that is too big.

I think 24' - 32' is the perfect range of size.

They also seem to be more expensive, which isn’t what I’m going for.

I’m not opposed to curved monitors, but I personally don’t get the hype. Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for GIGABYTE M27Q 27' LED QHD Gaming Monitor with HDR (Read Description) at the best online prices at eBay.

I don’t do much PC gaming, I use my monitors for Blender and web browsing. I could go up to UHD or something like that, I just would rather spend my money on color than pixels. I’ve worked on 1920x1080 my whole life and while I know there’s better, I’m totally fine with it. I’m looking for recommendations from you guys for good monitors with rich colors that are around 200 USD. The Gigabyte M27Q is excellent for gaming. I am almost positive an IPS monitor is the way to go, but there’s so many different ones with so many different metrics that I can’t tell which one is the one. Title really says it all- I’ve spent a long time researching different monitors and I’ve come to the conclusion that 99% of the information out there is just marketing mumbo-jumbo.

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