


That's still a great buy if you can find one for around $300, but because it's hard to find here are other good options. Some of the options that we've previously recommended are out of stock and hard to find, such as the Gigabyte M27Q Pro / M27Q-P.

There are still lots of monitors priced above $350 in this segment but then we begin to encroach on higher refresh rate options, so we strongly recommend not to overspend if you are not getting any more performance. Typically, if you want to get into PC gaming for the first time, or you want to upgrade from an older 1080p display, this category provides the best bang for buck and offers the most choices at $250 to $350. For gamers on a budget, the 120Hz-180Hz zone remains the best category at 1440p, which are medium refresh rate options these days.
