[layer8]

I’m waiting for a 27" 4K monitor with better-than-IPS contrast (i.e. VA or OLED) to use at 200% DPI, to replace a 1920x1200. With WQHD (2560x1440) I have the problem that 1-pixel stems are too thin for my eyes, 2-pixel stems are too big (font gets too large relative to screen size), and everything in between is blurry.

[signa11]

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[layer8]

None with the parameters I mentioned. To my knowledge currently only one JOLED panel (as used in the LG 27EP950) matches those specs, but it has poor availability, as they have yield issues (there are rumors JOLED may close shop), and it’s rather expensive. On the VA side, Samsung recently announced the M80C, which could fit the bill. LG announced the 27UQ850 with “IPS Black” technology, which I may take a look at, but the nominal contrast of 2000:1 is still less than VA, and in the past I couldn’t get used to IPS glow.

[scns]

This one fits the bill, on sale in China allready maybe you can order from there. Elsewhere from 4Q23.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/ViewSonic-VX2722-4K-OLED-27-in...

[scns]

There are 27" 4K displays availlable allready from LG, starting at 1,999$

https://www.displayninja.com/best-oled-monitor/

[layer8]

Yes, that’s the LG 27EP950 that I was mentioning. The other LGs are just variants with colorimeters and such. The models from the other brands have been announced, but aren’t available (yet?). They are all based on the same JOLED panel that apparently has issues with production yield.

[layer8]

Yes, that’s the JOLED panel that I was mentioning. I’m waiting for availability where I live.