Monitors OLED Monitors

[Sammoka]

Personally using Alienware AW2725DF since April 2024 and i am as happy as one can be. For 80K its an amazing monitor. I got it for 85K with discounts back in april. Right now on a good day you can get it for 75-77K which is a steal imo. Secondly IF youre still limited and under a budget of 70K, LG's 27GS95QE comes in under 67-69K with discounts from time to time but you'll have to keep a check on it regularly. Only issue that its WOLED

Is 4K 32 a good choice or going for a 2K 27 inch is sufficient?

 

[Tracer_Bullet]

Is 4K 32 a good choice or going for a 2K 27 inch is sufficient?

27 is good ofc. But for me 32 is much nicer. I jumped from 27 (ips) to 32(oled) and love it.
Also text might be better in 32 4k oleds vs 27 1440p oleds.
4k is more taxing on gpu.

I think dell 32 went till 95k or so + one guy in this forum bought msi 4k 32 165? for around 85k.
Also - Dell 32 is slightly curved. I actually liked it, but now i dont even notice, but many dont like the curve at 32.

 

[ze_cook]

If I were to buy an OLED today, I'd wait for the newly launched 27" 4k qd-oleds. I have the AW3225QF (bought for 90k) but for me 27" 4k is the sweetspot, has better text clarity at 150% scaling and 27" is great for multiplayer gaming.

 

[pranjalrohilla]

Is 4K 32 a good choice or going for a 2K 27 inch is sufficient?

32" is an amazing option for controller players whereas kbm players shouldnt opt for more than 27" monitors. But personally for me 27" seems to be the best. Controller player here.

 

[roadrash99]

32" feels more immersive I feel, and watching youtube or movies is also a lot better. If it feels too big you can always just place it a bit further back.

For productivity 32" can do 2x2 windows which even at the same amount of pixels feels cramped on a 27".