What is the best monitor currently available today, /g/? And

>>56078126
Money no object? Eizo ColorEdge 318-4K

NEC offer similarly high quality displays for a bit less than Eizo. Dell also makes excellent high-end displays, including the first OLED 4K panel and a 5K one.

>>56078420
this. i use this, it's extremely comfy.

>>56078126
I just ordered the Dell U3415W. I can't wait to get it later this week.

Dell UltraSharps are very nice. Their IPS panels perform well for games, since you don't need a screen that can do about 2ms when even 8ms is fine. I can see having a 4k monitor in a while because sitting the distance from a computer monitor reveals the additional resolution, wheareas a TV doesn't unless you are close enough. Dell, I think, will be solid for quite some time.

The 9.7" iPad Pro.

Really.

http://www.displaymate.com/iPad_Pro9_ShootOut_1.htm

Waiting for that 1ms 166Hz 24" WQHD G-Sync dell monitor to go on sale.

dell up3017q when it finally starts selling

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>>56078126
I bought this a couple of weeks ago I it's pretty comfy... the model is LG 23MP55HQ

>>56078533
I agree i just got an Ultra-sharp monitor and it is really impressive and has tiny bezels.

asus vg248qe best monitor i will send u my kdr in gta 5 add me like and subscribe pls

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https://www.amazon.com/Dell-Monitor-P2415Q-24-Inch-LED-Lit/dp/B00PC9HFNY

Thoughts about this monitor?

>>56078126
That Dell U3415W is a good quality monitor.

What's a monitor that's good for games, won't break the bank, and has good black levels?

>>56078905
I have one, it's a very good monitor at a great price.

One thing to note is it has a very high pixel density which means at 100% scaling things are going to be tiny, I would not recommend it if you use multiple monitors and any Windows prior to 10 (I can't comment on how well Linux scales). I use mine at 125% scaling which makes UI and text similar in size to a 2560x1440 24" monitor and then stuff that isn't scaled (photos and videos) looks fantastic.

If I had the choice I would prefer it to be larger, in the 27-32" range, but I didn't want to spend the money for one of the same quality nor do I have the room for one. One day I'd like to get a wall mounted arm so I can bring the screen closer to me and turn off the scaling.

>>56079963
None, get money poorboy

>>56079963
none you poor piece of shit

Running 2 Dell U2417H right now. Got a really nice deal for them, 220€ each.

Took 1 to my cousin's house today, so he could compare it side-by-side with his tn panel LG.
2 minutes were enough for him to want to get one just like mine.

>>56078126
UP2715K "7" 5K monitor

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>>56078126
What's the best value 1080p Freesync monitor with a greater than 60Hz refresh rate and low ghosting?

>>56082933
ViewSonic XG2401 is the best 1080p free sync monitor right now

>>56082991
Thanks, what would you suggest for IPS or VA panel?

>>56080002
thx for confirming, thats what i was thinking anyways. 24' is too small for 4k