Coming in a total of 6 different models, they are either at 1440p or 1080p so there's a basic level of selection that goes with sizes of 27-inch and 23.8-inch as well. But there's one equal thing among them - 180Hz refresh rate and 1ms GtG response time so from a technical standpoint, no one is lagging behind.
But of course, you still need to factor in stuff like panel type which will definitely affect stuff like color accuracy, vibrant levels, and such. You can even identify it through their own HDR certifications.
Aside from that thing, all monitors are Adaptive Sync enabled from the get-go to benefit from tear-free gameplay experiences while the DialPoint feature provides custom crosshairs for you FPS players (Don't cheat pls). Oh yeah, all 6 of them have HDMI and DisplayPort ports so just go ahead and plug in whatever you're currently supported.
In any case, here's the simple spec sheet for them.
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Model |
Size | Panel Type | Resolution | Refresh Rate / Response Time |
HDR |
|
Q27G4N |
27-inch |
VA |
1440p |
180Hz / 1ms GtG |
HDR10 |
| Q27G4 | IPS |
HDR400 |
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|
27G4E |
TN |
1080p |
HDR10 |
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|
27G4 |
IPS |
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|
24G4E |
23.8-inch |
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|
24G4 |
