27GL83A-B

Not all IPS are same, I have Astigmatism, I believe nano-ips has issues with eye strain, if you google, you will find many suffer from the same, LG_27gl850 has eye strain issues, but GL83A doesn't.So I say don't give up, try GL83A, it must be really cheap now.But I personally can't grentee that for

I also really like my LG. I bought the LG 27GL83A-B back in 2021 and am still super happy with it! At the time it was $380 so it looks like prices came down quite a bit as well since then. Same monitor now goes for $220

Yeah I would. Not the LG is bad by any means, it's just a few years older and the Asus is tuned a bit better. https://www.rtings.com/monitor/tools/compare/lg-27gl850-b-27gl83a-b-vs-asus-rog-strix-xg27acs/912/56501 You can compare them both directly here though and any of the other 1440p monitors aro

Update on this, I just got what I think is a wicked deal on an LG 27GX704a-b via a work discount program and manged to snag one for £365 here in the UK! Can provide another update once it arrives :D will probably run the 27GL850 as my second monitor replacing my old acer predator 24" Very excited!

LG ultra gear 27 GL83A-B. 144 hz, 1440 p . 240$ on Amazon right now. 1 ms response time. I use this personally and am happy with it . Good height adjustments.

In that budget you will get good 1440p 144 hz monitors eg lg ultragear and also decent 4k60 monitors too Btw I'm using lg ultragear 27gl850 1440p 144hz ....got it at 28k in 2022..... You will get good upgrade now .... Do thorough study for the product before you buy ......

I got an LG 27GS85Q the other day, to pair with my LG 27GL850 that I'm pretty sure they don't sell anymore. As far as I can tell, there's no difference between them, just a newer version of the same thing, slightly faster max framerate. Both great IPS monitors. Cost a third of what the previous one

27" 144/160/180hz 2k(1440p) monitor is what i would go for. But note that i obviously have a bias because i myself am using a 27" 144hz 1440p monitor atm. Panel choices are TN/VA/IPS/OLED. TN allows for highest refresh rates, but kinda washed out colors. VA has deep blacks and high contrast, but suf