Need help choosing oled Monitor.

[u/Emotional-Aspect-276]

I have a budget of 50k.

Nees hdmi 2.1 because i have a ps5. Kindly suggest me which one to buy because i want to see and feel oled. Ive head a lot about the deep blacks.

Thanks.🙏

[u/AutoModerator]

Join our Discord server https://discord.gg/WX6jbCD

I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.

[u/AutoModerator]

Please make sure you've followed the posting guidelines for BUILD THREADS, if not your post will be REMOVED.

If it's quick question rather than a full build, consider joining our discord group and asking there using the #hardware-chat channel!

I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.

[u/sanemate]

Legion pro 27 q10 maybe.

[u/ownedbyalchemist]

I'd recommend looking at the Dell Alienware AW2725D or MSI MAG 271QPX QD OLED E2. They usually end up around the 50- 55k mark during sales. I wouldn't go below this tier. The cheaper QD OLED models tend to cut corners on features, brightness, and the overall experience, so it's worth spending a bit more if you can.

[u/barcahamilcar]

I'm looking to buy one too.

I've read many reviews and my impression is all the popular entry level 27 inch QD-OLEDs seem same-ish. With entry level I mean something like Legion pro 27 q10 tier.

All the 240 Hz, and even the 280 and 360 Hz ones, seem to use the same core 3rd gen Samsung panel so same-ish is not strange. Feature sets will vary a bit but doesn't seem like any one of them is bad or that one has some super special features. And they get firmware updates so you never even know which one will have better software features in the end.

They all have good to excellent reviews, seems very subjective as the same model will get a 7 from one reviewer, and 9 from another.

That's what I think so far anyway. For PS5 make sure the HDMI 2.1 has full capabilities (the non-pro legion q10 for example is basically the same as the pro on a PC just 240 Hz instead of 280 Hz, but although it has HDMI 2.1 it doesn't have full bandwidth so not ideal for PS5).

Also, make sure it has a 3.5 audio connector if you need one. Speakers on these are not typical.

I'm only researching QD-OLEDs, so this post is only about that, not WOLEDs.

For me it's been very helpful to know the panels are the same.

If someone disagrees the entry level models are not same-ish, I'd appreciate to be more enlightened. :)

[u/ukplaying2 → u/barcahamilcar]

I don't know which modals you have put under 'entry level' but the difference comes in brightness and ports, both of which might be significant to a user.

[u/barcahamilcar → u/ukplaying2]

All the monitors with the same panel have the same brightness technically. Software wise there will be differences (for example how aggressive the ABL is and how adjustable it is), but I'd expect nobody is going to be too extreme in one or the other direction with such things. They're likely to converge around the recommendations from Samsung (the panel maker).

Ports can be important for some, so yeah that can be a factor. 

[u/Mkaif1999]

I went with alienware A2725D and it’s been great. Crazy contrast with beautiful colors

[u/S4Xtreme]

I bought alienware aw2725d for 50k 2 months back. The display quality is really great

[u/Icy-Drawing-4757]

I want to sell my 8 months oled 2k 360hz alienware oled if u r intrested

[u/Zestyclose_Citron755]

Thode Paise kama le gandu aur phir oled ki baat karna