Question 4K HDR monitor recommendations ?

[InfamousNathan]

Hey guys, I was just wondering if you would be able to share your opinions on the best true 4K HDR (ideally probably 32") monitors currently available? I was considering the Odyssey Neo G7, however I have also just seen that ASUS have fairly recently released the ROG Swift PG32UQXR which does look very good as well, although I can't find any reviews for this yet, so I'm guessing it has only just come out recently? And from what I've seen, it's well over £1000 in the UK currently. From what I've seen there aren't many 32" 4K true HDR monitors around currently, so I'm struggling to find other options. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated!

 

[Cyberat_88]

HDR is not a measure by which to buy a monitor, it is in my opinion (HDR-400) too over saturating and making for unnatural colors. Has no connection to performance or need to pay a brand for more money. Look for 1ms response monitors in that size and higher vertical refresh resolution for 4K, if that is what you want to use.
Any monitor will allow for Saturation settings, so HDR was a bad design for sale gimmicks.

 

[Lucky_SLS]

you are right, Well over £1000: https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/product...,12,7,9&sort=price&D=120000,500000&B=400,2000

I have an Odessey G7 43" mini led display with 360 dimming zones. But i cant give you a proper review as i am currently running with my laptop and HDR is disabled.

Amazon.co.uk

 

[jeffy9987]

if you can live with 27 inch the innocn 27m2v is unbeatble when on sale witch it currently is theres also a 32 inch version tho its nearly always out of stock and rarely on sale if you want a more recognized brand acer has the ‎Predator X32 Fpbmiiiiphuzx but it has half the dimming zones and is more expensive

 

[Cyberat_88]

Don't buy the Acer Nitro XV2 31.5in., while capable of 144hz in 2K and 1920x1200 16:10, otherwise you have to live with 120hz, which is a low number to cap FPS in games that demand more, not to bottleneck.