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Which monitor should I buy?
Tell us what you mainly use it for, the size and sharpness you want and what you want to spend. We shortlist monitors a UK shop has in stock right now, scored from their stated refresh rate, resolution, panel type and size against today's price.
A good place to start: general gaming, any size
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KOORUI S3241XO 4K Ultra HD 32" Quantum Dot OLED Gaming Monitor - Black32" 4K OLED at 240 Hz: the cheapest way into this shortlist.
£598.99at Overclockers UK - 2
Gigabyte 27" MO27U2 OLED 3840x2160 4K UHD 240Hz 0.03ms FreeSync Premium Pro HDMI 2.1 Widescreen Gaming Monitor27" 4K OLED at 240 Hz: OLED, so near-instant pixel response and true blacks.
£599.99at Scan - 3
MSI MPG 272URX QD-OLED 4K Ultra HD 26.5" OLED Gaming Monitor - Black27" 4K OLED at 240 Hz: OLED, so near-instant pixel response and true blacks.
£618.95at Overclockers UK - 4
Samsung Odyssey OLED G8 G81SF 32" 4K 240Hz LS32FG810SUXXU32" 4K OLED at 240 Hz: OLED, so near-instant pixel response and true blacks.
£634.99at Overclockers UK - 5
MSI MPG 321URXW 4K Ultra HD 32" QD-OLED Gaming Monitor - White31.5" 4K OLED at 240 Hz: OLED, so near-instant pixel response and true blacks.
£648.95at Overclockers UK
How the shortlist is chosen
We start from the 373 monitors with an in-stock UK price read in the last two weeks and a stated size, resolution and refresh rate, and keep the ones that match your size, resolution and budget. For competitive gaming the refresh rate counts most, and OLED and 1 ms response help. For general gaming sharpness and smoothness count about equally. For work and creative use resolution and IPS or OLED colour count most. Each monitor then loses points for its price against your budget, so the list is the best fit for the money, not the dearest screen you can afford.