Nitro XV272U

Acer's fine. I don't know what hardware your son is using or how much space he would have on his desk that would make getting either a 24 or 27 inch monitor better. Could go with either the Acer Nitro KG251Q Z1 or XV272U W2. The former is 1080p 24 inch, the latter is 1440p 27 inch. Both under $200 a

Yeah that's true for most IPS panel monitor,Acer it's bad But it's manageable https://dl.flipkart.com/dl/acer-nitro-xv272u-x1-68-58-cm-27-inch-wqhd-led-backlit-ips-panel-gaming-monitor-xv272u-x1/p/itm264e553360482?pid=MONHH4B5GREZ5XEK&lid=LSTMONHH4B5GREZ5XEKHMKD7R&marketplace=FLIPKART&_refId=&_appId=C

Hi, I also bought a ps5 recently and decided to go for this one. I think it is the best value for money and also supports VRR and HDMi2.1 needed for ps5. There is currently an offer, so I got it for 21,600. Best monitor for 27inch sub 30k if looking for IPS panel. https://dl.flipkart.com/dl/acer-nit

There is the Acer XV272U F3 for 21.5k - https://dl.flipkart.com/s/Cnn3O8NNNN The Alienware Aw2725dm for 25k - Both of em 1440p 180hz plus Vrr Hdr Also 4k60 support in PS5 In ps5 , ppl in Amazon /Flipkart have show with image proof For 28k , You have a native 4k 120hz VRR ALLM , 27inch monitor in Fli

A lot of options in the 1440p sub $400 price range. Even some OLED monitors get close if you stretch your budget a little bit » Alienware AW2724DM - Best bang for the buck monitor for 1440p. 27", IPS, 165 Hz native, OC's to 180hz. FreeSync, G-SYNC compatible. Smooth motion, 0.5ms response time, limi

There are lot of monitors that check those boxes so you should be good to go. Here are some good options » Alienware AW2724DM - Best bang for the buck monitor for 1440p. 27", IPS, 165 Hz native, OC's to 180hz. FreeSync, G-SYNC compatible. Smooth motion, 0.5ms response time, limited HDR. Entry-level

You can buy this one if it is available in your pincode: Take a look at this Acer Nitro 68.58 cm (27 inch) WQHD LED Backlit IPS Panel Gaming Monitor (XV272U F3) on Flipkart https://dl.flipkart.com/s/eC97jdNNNN

I would update the GPU, but maybe you could do both at the same time. 1440 P monitors can be had for 2 to 300 bucks nowadays. Check out the: » Alienware AW2724DM - Best bang for the buck monitor for 1440p. 27", IPS, 165 Hz native, OC's to 180hz. FreeSync, G-SYNC compatible. Smooth motion, 0.5ms resp

I would generally stay away from Phillips. They make good hardware, but aren’t so good on the software and firm side of things. I agree with the other assessments, especially with LG. Also, Acer is great for budget, though the color output is mediocre. These are the ones that I usually consider for

What’s your budget? Based on your PC specs I think 1440 P is ideal for you. Any of the monitors below our fantastic and I would select the one that fits your budget best. Obviously the more expensive the better the features, the better, the quality, etc. but all in all all the monitors below our gre