Which 1440p 144hz monitors 300 or lower?

[potatoe250]

I'm looking for a good gaming monitor around 27 inches, I want 144hz 1440p and no TN panels, If you guys could find a good value (If it's on sale for 300$ or under then put it) I am looking for low motion blur good colors, brightness, and low response times.

[HanZie82]

 

[potatoe250]

its bad brightness and color

[HanZie82]

Yes it is, but thats what you get for that price. 
Want better, will have to pay more im afraid.

 

The monitor they compared it to, was like double the price.

 

[Tan3l6]

AOC CQ32G1 has some good reviews and costs around 300€  in EU, but VA panel has not the best response times.

Ah, didn't bother to see the video - CQ27G1 already disqualified nvm then.

 

Though 32" has +50 cd/m² brightness

 

Hmm, looked up, my monitor is also 250 cd/m² ... would not have thought it's "dark" 

[potatoe250]

I found gft27db and I heard it's good

[RainingTacco]

On 10/2/2019 at 7:06 PM, Tan3l6 said:

AOC CQ32G1 has some good reviews and costs around 300€  in EU, but VA panel has not the best response times.

Ah, didn't bother to see the video - CQ27G1 already disqualified nvm then.

 

Though 32" has +50 cd/m² brightness

 

Hmm, looked up, my monitor is also 250 cd/m² ... would not have thought it's "dark" 

I mean 250cd/m2 is perfectly enough even in well lit room. The 400cd/m2 and HDR is a pretty gimmick, for highlights/sun in game, but tbh i dont like it -i dont like to squint my eyes when playing a game  . Currently using 300cd/m2 monitor and i run it at half brightness/half contrast and its too bright when the sun is not illuminating my room. I wish monitors would come with smart/auto brightness option to match the ambient light in the room. Seriously smartphones on windows 10 have such option, and its 2019 and we dont have that in monitors. Just slap a friggin photosensor diode on the back/front and let us calibrate brightness curve in correlation with sensor data.