Could anyone recommend me a 1440p monitor?

[Flux Azreal]

I'm trying to look for a budget-friendly 1440p gaming monitor, I don't really care for hz (along as it's at least 60hz), I keep on finding posts of people having bad 1440p/4k monitors, with issues like dead pixels, weird bleeding, terrible colors, etc. I'm unsure if it's a model thing or just anomalies, but regardless, which monitor would you recommend? Or is there one getting released soon that I should look out for? I'm in no rush.

 

Maybe something around 100-300$ (flexible if it's worth it)

(I live in the US)

[KhakiHat]

Describe "budget friendly" and also what country you'd would be buying from? Can't recommend a certain website or prices if you can't buy from that website in your country.

[Flux Azreal]

20 minutes ago, KhakiHat said:

Describe "budget friendly" and also what country you'd would be buying from? Can't recommend a certain website or prices if you can't buy from that website in your country.

by "budget friendly" i mean something that costs around 100-300$ (flexible if it's worth it) and I live in the US, i'll include that in my post, thanks for bringing this up.

[DigitalGoat]

1 hour ago, Flux Azreal said:

I'm trying to look for a budget-friendly 1440p gaming monitor, I don't really care for hz (along as it's at least 60hz), I keep on finding posts of people having bad 1440p/4k monitors, with issues like dead pixels, weird bleeding, terrible colors, etc. I'm unsure if it's a model thing or just anomalies, but regardless, which monitor would you recommend? Or is there one getting released soon that I should look out for? I'm in no rush.

 

Maybe something around 100-300$ (flexible if it's worth it)

(I live in the US)

Both Hardware Unboxed and Techtesters have recent reviews of 1440p - 4k monitors going into some depth, Hardware Unboxed did a buying guide for several categories of monitor about a month ago.

[Flux Azreal]

8 minutes ago, DigitalGoat said:

Both Hardware Unboxed and Techtesters have recent reviews of 1440p - 4k monitors going into some depth, Hardware Unboxed did a buying guide for several categories of monitor about a month ago.

Oh i didn't know, i'll go look it up, thanks!

[Stahlmann]

The best value monitors in your budget are the AOC 24G2, which represents the lower end with a good 1080p 144Hz IPS panel and the Gigabyte M27Q, which represents the higher end of your budget as a good 1440p 170Hz IPS panel.

[Mopar63]

My wife is currently using the AOC CQ32G1 and is very happy with it. I am right now using an LG 32GK650F-B and have been for a few years, it is a great monitor. Both right at the $300 price point. 32" decent VA panels and 144hz.