Which monitor to buy for less than 1000 dollars? If you are looking for monitors, we present you the best monitors for less than 1000 that you will find in the market that suit to your needs and budget.
The Samsung C32HG70 combines the advantages: a VA panel with good contrast, a refresh rate of 144 Hz, high brightness, good ergonomics and even compatibility with the FreeSync 2. But is all this riot of technology sufficient for make it a good monitor?
Price
~529€
USB-C has a single goal: to replace all cables and ports with a single, universal one. Put into practice on the Philips 256B6 monitor and preview what awaits us in the near future.
Price
~386€
Samsung has taken the size of monitors even further with the C49HG90, which has a 49-inch panel, more than 124 cm diagonal. In fact, it corresponds exactly to two 27-inch Full HD monitors placed side by side, or an Ultra HD TV cut in half.
Price
~817€
With its IPS Quad HD 144 Hz 1 ms panel, the Asus TUF VG27AQ is one of the first monitors on the market to support the insertion of black images with a dynamic refresh rate; and it's a real success!
Price
~499€
Displayed at € 250, the AOC 27G2U at first glance seems to be the perfect screen for players with its Full HD 144 Hz IPS panel, FreeSync compatibility, ergonomics and comprehensive connectivity. What about in practice?
Price
~249€
The Asus TUF Gaming VG279QM is one of the few monitors on the market to display a refresh rate of 280 Hz (yes, 280 frames per second). Let's see if the quality of its IPS panel is up to this record frequency.
Price
~399€
On paper, the AOC Agon AG271QG monitor is the G-Sync version of the Agon AG271QX (FreeSync) model that we have already tested. In practice, the two screens are very different. The G-Sync model has a more versatile IPS panel, but a little less reactive than the TN panel of the FreeSync model.
Price
~684€
The new Agon range from AOC currently consists of two references: the AG271QG, IPS and G-Sync, and the AG271QX, TN and FreeSync. It is the latter that we tested in detail.
Price
~465€
The manufacturer Alienware has added two 240 Hz gaming monitors to its catalog: the Alienware AW2518H (G-Sync) and the AW2818HF (FreeSync) - FreeSync version compatible with AMD Radeon graphics cards - which we are testing today. Verdict!
Price
~329€
The Asus MG278Q is not very young, but it has been brought up to date thanks to its G-Sync compatibility certified by Nvidia. This model thus becomes a serious competitor of the PG278Q while being a little cheaper.
Price
~599€
