Question Help Finding Monitor

[Noobgamer37]

I'm looking for a monitor in the $500-600 range at 4k 45-55". Is that even reasonable or should I expect to pay a lot more for what I'm looking for? If it is possible please send recommendations

 

[Eximo]

Well there are a few large monitors out there. This one is an interesting Mini-LED monitor and in your budget.

https://pcpartpicker.com/product/Bc...430-3840-x-2160-144-hz-monitor-ls43cg702nnxza

For larger displays that are better than average TVs, you will have to pay more.

You could also look at the smallest of the high end OLED TVs if you have HDMI 2.1. LG C3 / LG G3 and the like.

 

[Noobgamer37]

Am I better off just going with a TV? Will I run into any issues? This will mainly be used for photo and video editing

 

[zinkles]

Am I better off just going with a TV? Will I run into any issues? This will mainly be used for photo and video editing

A TV won't be as color accurate as a monitor though, which for your use-case, could be a concern if you care about that.

 

[Noobgamer37]

Well there are a few large monitors out there. This one is an interesting Mini-LED monitor and in your budget.

https://pcpartpicker.com/product/Bc...430-3840-x-2160-144-hz-monitor-ls43cg702nnxza

For larger displays that are better than average TVs, you will have to pay more.

You could also look at the smallest of the high end OLED TVs if you have HDMI 2.1. LG C3 / LG G3 and the like.

Yeah, those OLED are definitely out of my price range. Thanks for the recommendation. Definitely at the top of my price range, but I'm not seeing much else.

 

[Noobgamer37]

A TV won't be as color accurate as a monitor though, which for your use-case, could be a concern if you care about that.

Yeah that's not something I'd like to give up