Can anyone recommend QHD/1440p-ish 16:10 Monitors?

[Melonking]

Hi humans, I am new here. I was wondering if anyone could help me out, Iv been looking for a new monitor but I find wide screens (16:9) too narrow, I really like the idea of a large 16:10 screen, that's been a good aspect to have on my laptop, but looking on amazon I cant see anything that fits my specs.

 

Ideally I'm looking for:

• 16:10 aspect
• Around 27"-30"
• QHD or 1440p equivalent resolution. I'm not a fan of 4k due to the scaling and 1080 is much too low.
• At least 120KHz refresh
• And a high color accuracy for design work (the main reason I'm looking to upgrade)
• Rotating stand or VESA mountable
• Budget: 1000 euro

 

I use a 1440p 16:9 screen in portrait mode at the moment and it would be great to have something like it but just that extra bit wider (taller?). Also it would be nice to keep the old monitor beside it, so matching the heights (widths if your in landscape) would be good too. I guess a very large square screen replacing both would be great too but that would be even harder to find

 

Does anyone have any suggestions?

 

[Slottr]

There are none

[tkitch]

16:10 is a very uncommon resolution.

 

There was the apple 32" Cinema?  But that's old and was capped at 60hz.

 

Newegg has a SINGLE 16:10 for under 1K, and it's only 60hz.

 

https://www.newegg.com/dell-up3017-30/p/0JC-0004-00595?quicklink=true  

 

So...  probably not?

[SimplyChunk]

16:10 is dead.  HDMI and the HD standard of resolutions put pay to that

[xg32]

1 hour ago, Melonking said:

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The only one that comes close to ur requirements is 16:9 1440p 86hz, pa271q for 1k used/1200 new

 

I'm use a very old 1440p 60hz monitor for weeb games cause it just looks better, when i saw that this was 86hz i really thought about buying it, very niche market.

 

there aren't true color mons at 1440p 16:10 120hz, the only ones that are 120hz just came out this year, pg32uqx and pa32ucg, both are 4k monitors.

[Melonking]

I see, seems like I'm gonna have to rethink my strategy here. Thanks for the info all!