Best Gaming Monitors in Europe 2023: 1440p, 4K, Ultrawide, 1080p, HDR and Value Picks

00:00 - Welcome Back to Hardware Unboxed
02:43 - Best 1440p Gaming Monitors
07:59 - Best 4K Gaming Monitors
11:43 - Best HDR Gaming Monitors
14:22 - Best Ultrawide Gaming Monitors
17:22 - Best 1080p Gaming Monitors
21:35 - Outro

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Best Gaming Monitors of 2023: 1440p, 4K, Ultrawide, 1080p, HDR and Value Picks - November Update

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[Paulchiefsquad]

Thank you for helping us europeans too!

[pedrosoares]

Thanks for having us in Europe in mind.

It's a shame that companies haven't changed their products much in a year. Tvs are a lot more interesting for these premium prices for these tiny 27" panels.

[Dudepunzel]

I really appreciate the extra work, for doing this "Europe-Specific" Video.

[firebreather]

Thank you for keeping the European market in mind! This video comes at the right time as I am looking for a good QHD monitor for some friends (in Germany). Now I feel comfortable in recommending the LG 27GP850P to them. When it comes to myself, I'm still very happy with my LG 38GN950-B. Unfortunately this wasn't a spectacular year for 38" ultrawides, I'd love to see some more models with improved backlighting.

[craigmatthews]

Instant like even before seeing the video.
Putting in effort for EU deals is rare. Thanks!

[UnknownLookingObject]

I really wish you guys would separate oled from the rest, and have a premium recommendation for non-oled monitors.

[GameMarks]

I think this is a great idea for a video. Would love to see more of these for the buyer's guides!

[walrider]

I personally got a Gigabyte M27Q rev2.0 (which is identical to the M27Q P) for 240€ and it looks like I was right since all of your budget picks aren't even available in France or are way more expensive unfortunately.
Still, making videos for EU from time to time is really cool of you and it's appreciated.

[dylanmp]

Any chance of any Australia focused videos? It's a small irk as I know why Aus/NZ creators always focus on US market since they have more audience there but it's always something I notice when watching you guys and other local channels on similar topics, like optimum tech or similar

[Roeleren]

Hey thanks for making a Europe specific one!

[knightlydude]

Thanks a lot for reviewing European prices, not a lot of tech observers do that. Very appreciated!

[NeijJo]

Some additions that I found to be true in quite a few European markets that I would like your opinion(s) on:

Budget 1440p gaming monitor: Dell G2724D. It is usually not cheap enough (~300 euros) when sold by retailers, but Dell seems to have had it on sale for quite a while now, retailing around 230 euros. Looking at reviews from other sources such as rtings, it seems like this monitor is possibly the best (or one of) value 1440p gaming monitors on the market. Do you have any interest in reviewing this monitor in the future?

High refresh rate 1440p: Samsung G7 (27 inch), while having a higher normal price than MSI G275QP-X and GIGABYTE M27QX, is often on sale for as low as ~300 euros. The model is not very new, but for that kind of price I don't see many negatives as long as the buyer is fine with a curved monitor.

[Azurantine]

Really do appreciate this, it is nice to have pricing closer to (though not quite at) home.

[supremeflight]

So nice to see Euro prices, thank you for this 🙌

[tortugatech]

What about this one: AOC Q24G2A? A 24" 1440p 165Hz IPS monitor for €200 ? Seems like a great deal for those of us wanting / needing smaller panels with higher DPI !
Has a 4ms GtG, its certified as G-Sync compatible, has 80% of Adobe RGB and DCI-P3 and has a 130mm of height adjust, ±30° of swivel AND 90° pivot!

[SwolePapi]

Just got my Lg 27GR95QE based on your reviews and absolutely love it. Couldn’t justify the extra cost for brightness I really didn’t need, I do not regret the purchase at all.

[ItsTheSebbe]

Thanks for your review! I was able to snag a AW3423DWF for 719 euros, arriving next monday. I was able to get a samsung G8 as well for below 800 euros, but dell offered an additional year of warranty with explicit burn-in coverage. When asking Samsung support about this, they replied that burn-in is only covered if is not the result of "excessive usage", and that only the technician can determine whether it is caused by excessive use or not. It all seemed to vague for me, so I decided on the Alienware.

I'm upgrading from my U2515H, which is almost 10 years old at this point and has had a column of dead pixels for the past year or so. Very excited!!

[MichasTechTV]

5:18 how about the Alienware AW2723DF ?
When its on sale it is about the 480-500€ mark.

[BloopzTV]

Phew.. This video had me worried because I just bought two MSI 27" G274QPX a few days ago on the black Friday sales and got scared he was going to mention "better" monitors all of a sudden😅luckily it's the same recommendations as the previous video I watched aaaand good to see it still being recommended in this video. Colours & settings are great after tweaking them and the 240hz is great for competitive games. They look great side by side 😍IPS panels show some glow but nothing to the point I wanna cry about it. I'm glad this channel exists and helped me pull the trigger since my other 2 monitors broke. Thaaank youu :)

[giorgiogatto]

I ordered the LG 27GR93U for 480 euros after seeing your review and RTINGS review, it arrived today and as of now I can say that I'm pretty satisfied with it, HDR may not be fantastic but it still is acceptable. I found my best settings in Gamer 1 mode, setting brightness to max and adjusting a bit the black stabilizer. Contrast is not high as my old 1440p VA panel (benQ mobiuz EX2710R) but the image quality and color fidelity is, overall, way better.