Which Monitor Is The Best In Your Opinion ?!

[bebodragon]

I Am Looking For A Monitor That Most Of The Time Used For Gaming
But I Use It For All Things Like Browsing , Watching Movies , Playing Games , Working On Autocad & Stuff Like That , Also I Want It With Good Colors

LG 24MP58VQ-P
Asus VS248HR
Samsung S24D330H
BenQ GW2470ML
HP Z24i

I Enlisted 5 Monitors That I Can Afford
Which Do You Think Is Better & Why ?
Thx For Your Time

 

[camieabz]

Compare Specs:

https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/products/compare/qwR48d,9fvZxr,BTDzK8,m7DzK8/

Given your requirements colours and tasking needs, I would recommend an IPS monitor, with low response time. The Samsung wasn't listed in PCPP site, but it's a TN panel, so similar to the Asus in this respect. The Asus and Samsung are budget gaming monitors, and TN panels tend to be less impressive with viewing angles and colours than IPS.

I would say it's a shoot-out between the LG and the Benq, while the HP has a higher response time, and would be out of the running, especially if gaming with lowest possible response rate is important*.

Now it's down to features, such as speakers (never great on monitors), output options (up to you), and aesthetics (up to you) deciding the winner.

* However, and it's one important thing to consider. The HP is a 16:10 monitor, so has 1200 vertical pixels, as opposed to 1080 on all the others (11% more). Some consider this far more productive than 16:9 monitors. It's down to the individual, and might be based on what aspect ratio you've used in the past. For some, the 16:10 is the only option, and the rest are for gaming / movies.

See difference in aspect ratios here - http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-RKcEpAXXrYs/T6CBbbS44eI/AAAAAAAABh4/5BQ8wnnPY9E/s1600/Aspect-Ratio-Dirt3.jpg

 

[bebodragon]

Compare Specs:

https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/products/compare/qwR48d,9fvZxr,BTDzK8,m7DzK8/

Given your requirements colours and tasking needs, I would recommend an IPS monitor, with low response time. The Samsung wasn't listed in PCPP site, but it's a TN panel, so similar to the Asus in this respect. The Asus and Samsung are budget gaming monitors, and TN panels tend to be less impressive with viewing angles and colours than IPS.

I would say it's a shoot-out between the LG and the Benq, while the HP has a higher response time, and would be out of the running, especially if gaming with lowest possible response rate is important*.

Now it's down to features, such as speakers (never great on monitors), output options (up to you), and aesthetics (up to you) deciding the winner.

* However, and it's one important thing to consider. The HP is a 16:10 monitor, so has 1200 vertical pixels, as opposed to 1080 on all the others (11% more). Some consider this far more productive than 16:9 monitors. It's down to the individual, and might be based on what aspect ratio you've used in the past. For some, the 16:10 is the only option, and the rest are for gaming / movies.

See difference in aspect ratios here - http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-RKcEpAXXrYs/T6CBbbS44eI/AAAAAAAABh4/5BQ8wnnPY9E/s1600/Aspect-Ratio-Dirt3.jpg

I Looked At That Site For Specs ( https://www.displayspecifications.com/en/comparison/719065704 )
I Also Thought I Would Choose Benq Or LG

The Benq Has Higher Contrast Ratio , Lower Minimum Response Time , 2 Speakers , More Outputs & Inputs
The LG Has Lower Average Response Time , More Features ( Some Of Them i Don't Know What They Are & Don't Know If They Are Critical To My Choice )

What Is Important To Me Like You Said ( gaming with lowest possible response rate is important* )
So In Your Opinion I Think The Benq Will Win Even That The LG Has Lower Average Response Time , Right ?

 

[camieabz]

Benc - VA panel
LG - IPS panel

I'd go LG personally, for the better average response times, colours and view angle.

 

[bebodragon]

Benc - VA panel
LG - IPS panel

I'd go LG personally, for the better average response times, colours and view angle.

Thx A Lot For Your Opinion
Now That I Have Read About The VA Panel , I Think I Will Choose LG