​Hey guys, I need some serious advice on how to deal with Flipkart. During the recent Goat Sale, I scored an absolute steal: a MarQ 24-inch 2K 100Hz monitor for just ₹4,400 (usually costs well over ₹12k).

​When it arrived on July 6, the display was defective—massive screen bleeding and 3 dead pixels. I immediately raised a replacement request on July 7, which Flipkart accepted. They promised a technician would visit in 2–3 days to approve the swap.

​Instead, I got hit with an endless 15-day delay. My return window closed on July 13 while customer care repeatedly gave me the scripted "the technician will visit today" response.

​Yesterday, the technician finally called me, but instead of inspecting the monitor, he demanded an OTP so he could cancel the request from his end! I refused, asked why he hadn't shown up for two weeks, and he just hung up on me.

​Today, I checked the Flipkart app and saw they unilaterally changed my replacement request to a refund, with a pickup scheduled for tomorrow.

​Here is the problem: I don’t want a refund. The product page has completely vanished from Flipkart, meaning the stock is likely gone. I cannot buy any other 2K monitor for ₹4,400 ever again.

​Should I refuse the pickup, keep this defective monitor, and try to fight for a partial discount/cashback? Or should I hand it over for the refund and just pray they don't scam me on the money? Has anyone dealt with this forced refund/OTP scam loop before?

got a new monitor and need to know what power cord i need does anyone have 100% certainty for it??

I have decided recently that I am going to build a pc and want to play games at 1440p and possibly oled. I just have two questions:

- I’ve heard that switching from 1440p down to 1080p for some games can make the resolution visually worse than true 1080p. Is this true? If so, is it bad enough so that I should just stick with 1080p and focus on high fps fir my build instead?

- Is OLED as great as people say? I’ve only gamed on LCD screens and like my OLED iPhone display, and love the idea of lower input delay and better vibrancy. Despite this I feel that the price is just too much compared to the traditional LCD screen.

I've been going back and forth on 4K monitor upgrade options for a while now. I'm currently using an old 1440p Dell S2721DGF which is still working well for me (daily use: mostly productivity/coding for several hours, with occasional gaming for an hour or two every day or every other day). Budget: $300-600 (Canadian). Bare minimum needs: 4K with at least two HDMI 2.1 ports, 1ms or less response time. Doesn't have to have insane refresh rates, just needs to do 120Hz. Decent contrast and HDR performance would be ideal.

I've ruled out OLED (too expensive to buy just for gaming, home office is too bright to handle reflections, don't want to deal with text fringing or burn in, etc), so I've been looking at various 4K miniLED options. Unfortunately, though, it seems like opinions on the monitors in my budget are very divided...

I've been looking specifically at the AOC U27G4XM, MSI MAG 274UPDF E16M, and the KTC M27P6. These all seem to use the same dual mode panel with 1152 zones. I'm seeing plenty of positive reviews on Amazon and on this subreddit as well, along with plenty of worrisome reviews (dead pixel lottery, severe blooming, awful black crush, subpar local dimming, dying after a few months of use, etc.)

Is this panel just too risky of a buy? Would I better off waiting a year or two for affordable 4K miniLED monitors with better local dimming? Or should I just forget about getting good contrast with an IPS panel and focus instead on getting the best standard 4K IPS I can get within my budget?

Hey guys, I bought this monitor a year before and while I was playing last of us I was seeing some of this light on the darker parts. I was seeing darker parts somewhat lighter in this area. Is this backlight bleeding or just ips glowing?

Update

Main PC:

Arch Linux + KDE Plasma (Wayland)

Dual Xeon E5-2689 — 16 cores / 32 threads

128GB RAM

Intel Arc B580 (upgraded from GTX 1070)

Removed secondary GPU due to issues

Displays:

32" 1080p centre monitor

24" monitor

3x 22" monitors(one for windows laptop)

Also running:

Ryzen 3700U laptop with 16GB RAM

Galaxy Tab A 2018 tablet

Using Deskflow to share keyboard/mouse between my Linux desktop and Windows laptop. The tablet is mainly used for monitoring, YouTube, and extra screen space.

The only Windows apps I still use are Creality Slicer and FrostWire since they don't work properly on Arch. Everything else I need is done on Linux.

I also use USB/IP and Syncthing across both systems for sharing devices and keeping everything synced.

Still trying to figure out a proper way to use the tablet as a secondary display with keyboard/mouse input.

Okay just want to quickly share my monitor upgrade decision with you guys, hopefully can help others as well, disclaimer i'm not a techie or display expert.

So my previous monitor is LG 22MK600M which is 22" FHD 75Hz IPS, i've been using this monitor to work daily for more than 5 years since 2020, i have no issue using it whatsoever connecting to PC, windows laptop and macbook, no dead pixel, no noticable backlight bleed, it's been solid so far.

But i wanted to upgrade to bigger sharper monitor haha and set my target to 27" QHD IPS with minimum 120Hz refresh rate. so i've been searching for affordable options on youtube and reddit, and got these monitors within same budget which is around $150 USD (converted from my country currency):

• ASUS TUF Gaming VG27AQ5A (27" QHD 210Hz)
• MSI MAG 275QF E21 (27" QHD 210Hz)
• LG UltraGear G6 27G610A-B (27" QHD 200Hz)
• SAMSUNG Odyssey G5 G53F (27" QHD 200Hz)

After searching some detailed reviews i've found that:

• ASUS got a lot coil whine sound issues under certain refresh rate
• MSI is nice but the color and backlight bleed can be better
• LG is nice but the color is not as popped as the others (more accurate)
• SAMSUNG is nice but i don't have much information with this particular model

So i chose the LG G6 because the reviews are mostly good, and has the best stand amongst other options (swivel, tilt, rotate), also i'm kinda biased with LG since the old monitor still rock solid (proven longevity).

And voila, the upgrade turns out to be super nice, much bigger screen, sharper image, super smooth image, and color is popped. There are no dead pixel and no noticable backlight bleed in my unit.

I'm hooking it up to my Macbook Pro 2021 with USB C to Display Port 1.4 cable and get working variable refresh rate option (48Hz-200Hz), that's my experience so far, i hope it last long like my previous LG monitor haha.

This is a HUAWEI MateView GT 34 I got about 4 years ago, just noticed this today... (Also please don't judge me, I cleaned the monitor like 2 weeks ago)

Hello all!

I'm looking for a reliable, budget friendly OLED monitor, mostly for gaming (mostly Xbox an PS5) but I would like to also watch a movie or work on it from time to time. I also watch a lot of YouTube.

Currently I'm using a 26 inch IPS monitor. I don't know much about monitors, but from what I understand OLEDs have best colors and are overall the best option for both visual quality and clarity.

I have couple models in mind:

Samsung Odyssey G8 LS27FG816SUXEN - for about 620 euros/710 dollars

AOC AGON PRO AG276UZD - for about 550 euros/630 dollars

GIGABYTE MO27U2 - for about 650 euros/740 dollars

Which one of these you think would be the best? Or maybe are there any better models?

Thank you for all your help!

Hey everyone,

I’m looking to upgrade to a 27" 1440p OLED monitor primarily for gaming and some work use, but I’m getting a bit overwhelmed by the options and panel generations.

I was initially looking at budget models like the MSI MAG 274QP X24, but I've heard its QD-OLED panel is heavily limited in brightness (200 nits SDR / 400 nits peak HDR) and struggles to deliver a proper HDR . I'd definitely prefer something that hits the standard 250 nits SDR and 1000 nits peak HDR.

Here is what I'm looking for:

• Size/Res: 27" and 1440p.
• Refresh Rate: Looking for high refresh rates (240Hz, 280Hz, or higher).
• Environment: My room gets a bit bright. I know about the QD-OLED "raised blacks" purple tint in ambient light, but I'm trying to weigh that against WOLED text clarity/fringing issues.
• 4-500 euros

(pc specs: 5070ti, i7-14700k)

Would love to hear your hands-on experiences. Is the text fringing on QD-OLED noticeably worse than the blurry text on WOLED panels? How do they actually hold up in a moderately lit room?

Any specific model recommendations or deals you'd point me toward right now? Thanks!

Hello guys! Im looking to buy a decent monitor and after a while i still cant decide what to choose,i need some help.The 2 monitors im looking to are Lenovo r27qe gen 2 and AOC Q27G4ZR.Can i get some help with pros and cons? Many thanks!

Hi there! I'm planning on upgrading my monitor. I right now use an old Lenovo L24e-20, and my goal is to get one with huge color improvement, fast response time (I'm a composer and need frame-perfect synchronization) and the ability to pivot in vertical for reading scores. Furthermore, the panel for my laptop has a really good color, so it'd be ideal if they could match - the difference between screens right know is upsetting! (Below my computer specs). I don't really care about Hz since for film the standard is 24fps, so anything higher than 30Hz I don't really see the point hahahaha sorry gamers!

I've come up with the ASUS PA279CRV, on a deal right now I can get it for 345€. Do you have any experience with that one? Maybe suggesting any better option? Thank you very much!

Computer Specs:

Lenovo ThinkBook 16p Gen 6 21U0CTO1WW

AMD Ryzen™ 9 8940HX (2,40 GHz up to 5,30 GHz) Windows 11 Home 64

RAM 32 GB DDR5-5200MT/s (SODIMM) - (2 x 16 GB)

Storage 1 TB SSD M.2 2242 PCIe Gen4 TLC

Screen 16" WQXGA (2560 x 1600), IPS, anti-glare, no touchscreen, HDR 400, 100 % DCI-P3, 500 nits, 240 Hz, low blue light

GPU Laptop NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 5060 8GB GDDR7

Also, I know I had to upgrade my cables, I was thinking in:

UGREEN Nexode USB-C 240W Video 4K@60Hz USB 3.2 10Gbps USB4 Gen4 PD 3.1 (main cable to benefit from the monitor's USB hub)

UGREEN HDMI Certificate 2.1 8K 60Hz 4K 240Hz Ultra High Speed 48Gbps Aluminum eARC HDCP Dynamic HDR Dolby Atmos (just for backup cable)

When "Automatically manage colour for apps" is disabled in Windows 11, I notice significant colour banding, particularly in dark mode, which is what I use most of the time.

I'm using a curved gaming monitor that I believe has a wide colour gamut. The display is currently running in 8-bit mode, but I've also tried enabling 10-bit output and the banding remained, so that doesn't appear to be the cause.

Has anyone else experienced this issue or found a way to fix it?

Hi there,

I don't really know how else to title this post. I am looking for dual monitors to connect to my thinkpad. I have seen a setup where you can connect your laptop to monitors via USB and get power at the same time. The cable was connected directly to the monitors, so you don't need any hub in between.

The problem is, I have no Idea what this is called. Every time I try to look it up on the internet I get recommendations for USB hubs. But what if buying dual monitors with included USB connection is cheaper than buying both seperately? I have no Idea since I am not a hardware guy.

Does anybody know what I am talking about? If so, what is it called? Is it cheaper than buying monitors and hub seperately?

Just looking for a monitor with the specs said in the title for as cheep as I can get, if possible under 250$

Hi all, I recently upgraded my computer and I was looking at some of the latest oled monitors and wanted to see if anyone has experience with this model or the previous model.

I run a system with an Astral 5090 and Ryzen 7 9850X3D. I play Marvel Rivals and a lot of AAA story games like Crimson Desert, Death Stranding 2, etc. i’m really looking for the best of the best right now to go along with my PC which’ll hopefully last another 5 years at the minimum.

I don’t play multiplayer competitively enough to warrant the 1080p 480hz like some other models have. I’d love to have that feature but from what I read about QD-Oleds vs WOLEDS is that they have better color accuracy and generally look better? I think that’d be my choice for most of the games I play, not to mention I don’t really like the idea of losing sharpness using 1080p on a 32in panel.

I’m coming from a M32U by Gigabyte I got back in 2021. This’ll be my first Oled model from a none “budget” brand and could use some advice if this is a good choice or not after doing my research on the current market and panel types. I’m also curious if buying monitors at full price is usually a good idea, like is it possible this monitor will go on sale this holiday? I appreciate any advice or thoughts anyone has, cheers!

(I’d be purchasing it at Microcenter for $1299.99)

I have a 2016 Lg 24m38d (so 24") with 60hz. My pc part is as follows: a ryzen 7 5800xt with a rtx 4060. So, what monitor could pair best with it? My price range would be around below 200$ CAD or 150$ USD. Thank you!

After searching on the sub for a bit couldn't find anything that sold me so I thought a post would help.

I was considering OLED but realized since I do usually work 7+ hours on days I work from home burn in can be an issue so

Primary Uses

Work/Productive work, Long stretches of static windows

4k Gaming with DLSS, I have a 5080, preferably with good HDR and deep blacks

Also 4k streams for movies, etc.

Would appreciate any feedback, thanks!

Hey all,

Any ideas on how to mount a mini PC with VESA brackets to a monitor like this one

https://mavely.app.link/CmgQJzBcY4b

Or to a dell with an adjustable stand?

Thanks!

I literally just got this thing in the mail today. set it up did everything just to plug it in turn it on to find out it doesn’t even work. The LED power indicator in the middle is the only thing that turns on. I tried to troubleshoot everything. Am I cooked? So pissed off I don’t understand how this happens fresh out the box.