Best 1080P Ips Gaming Monitor 2016

Great monitor for gaming and productivity. Being an IPS panel the colors are great but with the downsides of having less contrast when compared to a VA panel. Pick your poison I guess. Overall I am very happy after having switched from a Samsung G9 which while impressive was just too big for my desk.

To start, the photo is to try to compare the new MSI QD-OLED with my IPS monitor. The photo really does not do it justice but I tried, in person this QD-OLED makes the IPS look very washed out and dull. That said, this is the best monitor available for gaming. It is 1440p which is a nice middle ground of good pixel density for this screen size while still being not too bad in trying to push a high frame rate (you will not be able to get a high frame rate from a 4k monitor). The 360hz refresh rate on oled means this monitor also has amazing motion clarity which makes it really good for competitive games while still looking amazing for more scenic games thanks to the QD-OLED panel. Also unlike some other OLED panels out there, this one does not use a matte coating so it looks much better. This monitor is also nice for watching tv or movies, while it has many nice things for games, this is still a QD-OLED so it has amazing color and contrast. So it's a great multimedia consumption device altogether. Two other nice things is a 90 watt usb-c port with DisplayPort which should help keep desk setup stay looking clean. Monitor stand is nice and heavy so the monitor doesn't wiggle around while you are typing or gaming.

this is a great item from this great store, I'm happy with my purchase fast IPS 4k gaming monitor at 32 inches , perfect size for me, arrived safely with no dead pixels. highly recommended, great buy... Thanks B&H

A uge uograde from my ips monitor!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had been on the market for a gaming monitor. I wanted something that wasn’t just HDR compatible, was high refresh rate, at least 30”, and 1440p. I was upgrading from a 144Hz, 1080p monitor that was 37”, way too big for 1080p. I saw the 32” G7 in a store and ordered it shortly after. This monitor is everything I was wanting. I didn’t think I’d like the curvature of the display, but I think it helps further envelope me in games. The refresh rate is more than ample for my needs. My desktop won’t be driving AAA games at 240Hz, but Nvidia G-sync helps with that. Colors are vibrant for a standard LCD panel and the 1440p resolution is just enough for gaming without stressing my system by pushing 4K. The built-in speakers are serviceable. They have RGB lighting that is controlled via the monitor itself. I would like to plug it in via USB and have an app for controlling it, but the OSD is fine. There’s also an RGB light ring on the back. It would also have been nice if it adapted to whatever the monitor was displaying. But those are two small complaints in an otherwise great monitor that will suit my needs for years.

Very good and cheap monitor for 1080p gaming or a good seconday monitor, I had no issues with this the size is also perfect for 1080p, if you go up to like 27-32 inches monitor (1080p) it gets blurry, If you want a budget monitor buy this honest (any card should be able to get 165hz on this ez)

Arguably the best budget 1080p gaming monitor that you can buy. Great colors, even though its a little saturated, but I like that look. Impressive features like Freesync, 165hz (up to 180hz OC), 1ms response time (although a bit misleading), and its IPS panel. It's sharp, has good customizability, and is overall very good. There isnt really anything bad I can say about this monitor. BUY IT!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Best Professional 1080p monitor in the market. Great for color calibration as well!

I've been rocking a 980-Ti since like 2016 on 1080P resolution. I just upgraded to a 34 ultrawide AW monitor, so I built a whole new rig. This video card definitely does the trick! I've heard a lot of people complain about the software. Maybe they are legitimate gripes, but I'm too old to care about any of that stuff anymore. I basically just want to set my system up and not have to monkey around with whatever the software will offer.

Hooked up to a 1080p monitor and it works fine.