Panel type

IPS panel(36)
OLED(62)
QD-OLED(1)
VA panel(19)

Color space

Adobe RGB(43)
DCI-P3(102)
sRGB(69)

Color depth

Less than 17 million colors (less than 8-bit)(12)
17 million colors (8-bit)(8)
1 billion colors (10-bit)(98)

Pixel density

Low (DPI 0 - 90 DPI)(13)
standard (90 - 120)(42)
High (110 - 140 PPI)(43)
Very high (more than 140PPI)(16)

Energy label

D(3)
E(6)
F(62)
G(47)

DisplayPort connector

No(4)
Yes(114)

USB-C connector

No(57)
Yes(57)

VGA connector

No(113)

DVI connector

No(111)

Suitable for daisy chaining

No(97)
Yes(8)

HDMI cable included

No(1)

DisplayPort cable included

Yes(2)

USB-C cable included

No(1)
Yes(1)

Aspect ratio

Standard (16:10)(2)
Standard (16:9)(82)
Super ultrawide (32:9)(12)
Ultrawide (21:9)(22)

Adjustable in height

No(16)
Yes(102)

Pivot function

No(49)
Yes(68)

Pivotable stand

No(39)
Yes(79)

VESA mount

100x100mm(116)
200x100mm(2)
75x75mm(1)

Brightness

Low (< 250cd/m²)(46)
Standard (250 - 300cd/m²)(18)
High (> 350cd/m²)(63)

Screen reflection

Anti-glare(110)
Glossy(5)

Bezel width (screen edge)

Standard (< 20mm)(1)
Thin (< 10mm)(35)

Price

€

Review score

Split screen

No(61)
Yes(47)

Thunderbolt connector

No(114)
Yes(3)

Curved

No(76)
Yes(42)

HDMI 2.1 monitors

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Enjoy 4K gameplay at a 120Hz refresh rate with an HDMI 2.1 monitor. This HDMI standard also supports next gen console gaming. That means you can also connect a PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series X|S to a monitor with HDMI 2.1. Besides the fact that an HDMI 2.1 monitor supports 4K, it also supports 8K at 60 frames per second. Although this does depend on the video card you're using, such as the NVIDIA RTX 3090.