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If you want accurate colors, you need to buy an external monitor calibration device. Just get a monitor with an oled, ips or some other -led ending panel and google the color gamut on it. Alternatively search for monitors that are popular among photographers, since those generally have good color ga

finding a monitor that does both gaming and photo editing well on a $350 aud budget is tricky but doable. honestly at that size and budget, 1080p might be more realistic than 1440p in australia. i'd probably look at the ASUS VP249QGR which hits 144hz with good colors, or the AOC 24G2 if you can find

ugh i feel you, monitor issues are the worst. for under £100 with good colors, i'd go with the ASUS VP249QGR. i had one for a backup monitor and the colors were surprisingly decent for the price. if you can stretch a bit, the AOC 24G2SP is also solid - both should last better than those gigabyte pan

yeah the ips glow struggle is real, especially on budget panels. honestly i'd look at va panels instead since they handle contrast way better and basically zero glow. the aoc 24g2sp is solid for the price and hits 165hz with decent colors out of the box. if you want ips anyway, the asus vg249q1a has

For 1080p 144Hz around your budget, the ASUS TUF Gaming VG249Q1A is honestly a solid pick with good colors for video work. I've used one for a couple years now with no burn-in issues. If you want something even more color-accurate, the AOC 24G2SP has an IPS panel that minimizes ghosting while stayin

For Mac Studio under $300, the ASUS ProArt Display PA248QV has fantastic color accuracy for the price, though it's 75Hz. If you need 120Hz+, the AOC 24G2SP gets close to your budget and has good IPS colors. Honestly, true 120Hz+ with great color accuracy under $300 is tough - you might need to prior

For PS5 gaming around that budget, you're looking at 1080p monitors that can handle 120hz for competitive titles. Honestly the AOC 24G2SP is solid for the price with good colors and response time. If you can stretch a bit, the ViewSonic XG2431 has better motion clarity. Both support 120hz over HDMI

avoid philips. if im not mistaken, AOC newer panel has a quite bad color. (AOC used to be good on budget, during AOC 24G2 era, my last monitor.) go for LG 24GS60F. if shopee sale should be around 380~400. (currently using this LG, very good color and response time for a monitor under 400)

choosing between a known brand at $150 and cheaper amazon options is a common dilemma, i've been there. honestly at that budget, the samsung odyssey g30d is probably the safer bet for color accuracy. if you want alternatives, the AOC 24G2 often drops near $150 and has great colors, or the ASUS VP249

i've been through this exact hunt before and honestly the AOC 24G2 24" 144Hz IPS Gaming Monitor tends to edge out KTC options around that price point. the IPS panel gives you way better color accuracy than most VA panels in budget KTC models and you still get the 144hz refresh you want. i picked one