Which 1440p gaming monitor should you buy?
1440p is often the best balance between image quality and performance for mid/high-end PCs.
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VIBOX
VIBOX — Écran PC 21,5" — 75 Hz — FHD — Faible lumière bleue — VGA & HDMI — Noir
21,5" FHD 75 Hz · VGA · HDMI · confort visuel
~$100
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CHIQ 22F650 — Moniteur 22" FHD — 100 Hz — FreeSync — sRGB 100 % — HDMI / VGA — VESA
22" FHD 100 Hz · FreeSync · design ultra-fin
~$125
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Minifire — Moniteur 24" FHD (1920×1080) — FreeSync — VESA 100×100 — HDMI — Inclinaison
24" FHD · FreeSync · VESA 100×100
~$125
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ASUS VY249HGR — 23,8" FHD IPS — 120 Hz (OC) — 1 ms MPRT — Eye Care — Adaptive Sync
23,8" FHD IPS 120 Hz · Eye Care · Adaptive Sync
~$125
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BenQ GW2490E — 24" Eye-Care — 100 Hz — FHD IPS — HDMI ×2 & DisplayPort — Haut-parleurs
24" FHD 100 Hz · IPS · Brightness Intelligence
~$150
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KOORUI 24" — Écran gamer incurvé 1500R — FHD 180 Hz 1 ms — Adaptive Sync — HDMI 2.0 / DP 1.2
24" FHD 180 Hz incurvé · VESA 100×100
~$150
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Buying guide: Which 1440p gaming monitor should you buy?
1440p monitor picks: sharpness, refresh rate, and GPU trade-offs for a versatile gaming setup.
For more detail, see our full Gaming monitor guide which compares all available options on Amazon.
FAQ
What screen size should I choose for gaming?
24 inches is ideal for competitive gaming (smaller viewing angle, less eye movement). 27 inches offers a good balance for mixed gaming and desktop use. 32 inches only makes sense at 1440p or 4K — at 1080p, pixels become visible.
HDMI or DisplayPort to connect a PC to a gaming monitor?
Prefer DisplayPort 1.4 for PC gaming: it supports 1440p 165Hz, 4K 144Hz, and Adaptive Sync (G-Sync/FreeSync). HDMI 2.1 is equivalent for consoles (PS5, Xbox). HDMI 2.0 is limited to 1440p 60Hz or 1080p 144Hz.