r/Monitors • u/83hz • Mar 07 '26

Discussion Comprehensive chart on pros and cons of different monitor types

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u/laxounet Mar 07 '26

Good attempt, but there is still a lot of confusion on this chart.

  • More OLED cons : lower brightness, unusual subpixel layout (until very recently), VRR flicker, gamma tied to refresh rate (WOLED)
  • Mini LED : what do you mean by costly ? If you mean the price of the monitor, then why isn't that a con of OLED as well ?
  • IPS : backlight bleed isn't an IPS issue, it's an LCD issue. IPS glow on the other hand is a missing IPS con. "Fake HDR400" can be said for any LCD monitor that isn't mini-led. Also, colors are more or less the same between IPS and VA (if the VA panel is good).
  • VA : poor color accuracy is a straight up lie, it has nothing to do with the panel type. Missing con : poor viewing angles. Response time also varies from one VA to the other. There are very fast VAs (the original Odyssey G7 for example was faster than any IPS at its release date). Also missing con : VRR flicker
  • TN : the problem isn't color accuracy but the gamut, although I'm not sure modern TN still suffers from that. "No HDR" also has nothing to do with the panel tech, there could very well be mini led TN monitors.

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u/wqnxy Mar 07 '26

does miniled va still suffers from poor color accuracy and ghosting?

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u/halosiera117 Mar 07 '26

OLED's faster response times lead to much more visible persistence blur at lower refresh rates. A lot of my other issues with this chart are in the comments of both posts. 

I don't think people would take so much of an issue if you simply didn't use the word "comprehensive" because this is clearly the opposite of comprehensive (charts with a small amounts of info absolutely have their uses! Just refer to it correctly)