2k or 4k monitor For under 18k

Need a 27inch or + monitor,
Minimum requirement
2k or 4k
Minimum 120hz
Response 1ms
Wallmount is must
HDR 10

*www.amazon.in/Acer-Backlight-Monitor-Refresh-Certified/dp/B0CCSL95T1

Grab it ASAP

I saw that monitor. but its not wall-mountable. for me wall mount is a must due to less space

yesh1683 said:
I saw that monitor. but its not wall-mountable. for me wall mount is a must due to less space

No VESA mouting holes in it? Weird

I went with and bought
Viewsonic VX2758A-2K-Pro-3
From Amazon for 20k

yesh1683 said:
I went with and bought
Viewsonic VX2758A-2K-Pro-3
From Amazon for 20k

Post pic with review

yesh1683 said:
I went with and bought
Viewsonic VX2758A-2K-Pro-3
From Amazon for 20k

Good deal for 2K 240Hz, but do you need 240Hz? Does that even have good refresh rate compliance?

Is this any good?

Acer SA322QU 31.5 Inch WQHD 2560x1440 Resolution IPS Ultra Slim (7.2mm) Backlit LED LCD Monitor I 75 Hz Refresh I 1 MS VRB I HDR 10 I AMD Free Sync I 2xHDMI 1xDP I Stereo Speakers I Eye Care I Black

*amzn.in/d/67lQ6n3

It was available for 15k (after bank offers).
Use case is for viewing multiple browser windows and MS office application and may be for some media consumption. Already using two 23" 1080p monitors. Thinking of adding a big one. Thought of getting a 4k 43" TV, but for my use case I doubt the text clarity would be an issue with TV.

nac said:
Is this any good?

**www.amazon.in/Acer-SA322QU-2560x1...dp/B0D2MXDSP8/ref=sr_1_7?s=electronics&sr=1-7
It was available for 15k (after bank offers).
Use case is for viewing multiple browser windows and MS office application and may be for some media consumption. Already using two 23" 1080p monitors. Thinking of adding a big one. Thought of getting a 4k 43" TV, but for my use case I doubt the text clarity would be an issue with TV.

The link does not work but it's looks like an edge-lit display. You must avoid these. As per rtings, edge-lit displays tend to fail earlier and don't have great grey uniformity.
However, I'm not saying that this monitor will fail or will have bad grey uniformity. Best to go via some reviews on YouTube before making a decision.

Gollum said:
The link does not work but it's looks like an edge-lit display. You must avoid these. As per rtings, edge-lit displays tend to fail earlier and don't have great grey uniformity.
However, I'm not saying that this monitor will fail or will have bad grey uniformity. Best to go via some reviews on YouTube before making a decision.

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This one is fairly new so no reviews I could find, I haven't seen many or any low budget monitors get reviewed by popular sites. I couldn't find if it's edge lit or not from spec sheet.

nac said:
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This one is fairly so no reviews I could find, I haven't seen many or any low budget monitors get reviewed by popular sites. I couldn't find if it's edge lit or not from spec sheet.

Only slim ones are edge-lit.
D-led monitors are thick.