best work / play monitor?

[super_teabag]

Hey, so I've been searching for the best work / play monitor that's either Ultra Wide or 4k+ for programming, blender, UE5 and gaming. These are the main things I do for work and I need something that will not burn in.

I've noticed a trend on the higher end of monitors. Everything is going OLED and I'm really not a fan cuz I use my monitor for a lot of static content everyday.

 

My price range is below 1500 USD and so far my top pick is the slightly older but comprable `PG32UQXR` from Asus. So, if there's something out there that's slightly newer and comparable in features to this monitor let me know.

Or just share your opinion lol

[BoomerL4D]

2 minutes ago, super_teabag said:

Hey, so I've been searching for the best work / play monitor that's either Ultra Wide or 4k+ for programming, blender, UE5 and gaming. These are the main things I do for work and I need something that will not burn in.

I've noticed a trend on the higher end of monitors. Everything is going OLED and I'm really not a fan cuz I use my monitor for a lot of static content everyday.

 

My price range is below 1500 USD and so far my top pick is the slightly older but comprable `PG32UQXR` from Asus. So, if there's something out there that's slightly newer and comparable in features to this monitor let me know.

Or just share your opinion lol

https://pcpartpicker.com/products/monitor/#r=384002160,344001440&P=2&sort=price&page=1&D=120000,540000&X=294,794135

[OddOod]

My spouse loves this one. 49" DQHD (two 27" 1440p monitors stitched together into one panel) 120Hz 
https://www.amazon.com/AG493UCX2-Monitor-5120x1440-FreeSync-DisplayHDR/dp/B09WP74LPD/

The upgrade from that is currently WELL outside your price range at 3100$, but it looks so sick
https://www.samsung.com/au/monitors/gaming/odyssey-neo-g9-g95nc-57-inch-240hz-curved-dual-uhd-ls57cg952nexxy/

[Stahlmann]

Basically any 32" 4K IPS monitor would do the trick. If you don't care about HDR, the Gigabyte M32U is a good monitor that brings everything you'd need, except HDR, but is also significantly under your budget.

 

If you want to go towards the top-end of your budget, HDR is accessible. The Samsung Odyssey Neo G7 is a good option.

 

The Asus model you mentioned is great in some aspects, like HDR, but terrible in other aspects, like ghosting for example.