Best monitor to buy | TudoCelular Guide

An important part for anyone who uses a desktop or wants to increase their productivity on their laptop, monitors can be found in a wide variety of options, which can make your purchase confusing and even tiring.

Knowing this and trying to make your life easier, we at TudoCelular decided to select some options that are worth taking a look at, selecting both options for those who want a “common” monitor and those who want a new panel for gambling.

Below, you can see the models selected in this guide and the link that leads directly to it in our guide.

• home office
• gamer
  • LG 25UM58 — Ultrawide for games with an interesting price and few bezels
  • AOC Hero G2 — Two sizes, good configurations for gamers and a good price
  • Samsung Odyssey CRG50 — Cheapest 144Hz gaming monitor
  • Samsung Odyssey G9 — Huge 240Hz QHD display for gaming and productivity

To close the list of monitors, we have the Samsung Smart Monitor M8, which was launched in Brazil after the Smart M5 and has as its main differential when compared to its older brother, the panel with a higher resolution, therefore in this case delivering the resolution UHD 4K instead of Full HD, in addition to the size being slightly larger (it’s 32″ in this model, against 24″ in the M5).

In addition, the Samsung Smart Monitor M8 features the integrated Tizen system to allow use without a PC and for the consumption of multimedia, remote control, slim camera and has a more modern and discreet design, something that can especially please those looking for a more modern setup. minimalist.

If your focus is to spend as little as possible on a new monitor for your home office, the good one might be the AOC 22B1H, a compact monitor that features a visual with few edges and Full HD resolution, as well as low emission of blue lights and Adaptive Sync . Its panel has a traditional format (read in the 16:9 ratio) and its response time is 5 ms.

If your focus is on getting the highest possible resolution on a monitor, the Dell UltraSharp UP3218K will certainly please you. It is one of the only ones on the market to offer a screen with 8K resolution, in addition to having a visual proposal that pleases anyone who wants a more discreet and minimalist monitor.

However, it is worth noting here that the Dell UltraSharp UP3218K has a response time of 6 ms and a refresh rate of 60 Hz, being more focused on multimedia and productivity than on games.

A classic when it comes to ultrawide monitors, the LG 25UM58G is an update of the model of the same name that kept the simpler design but discreetly increased the refresh rate (going from 60Hz to 75Hz) and response time, giving the opportunity to be a option for casual gamers and also for those who want a monitor for productivity.

Its aspect ratio is 21:9, which makes it comfortable for split-screen use and also for multimedia consumption as it approaches the aspect ratio normally used in movie theaters.

Successful in the gamer market, the AOC Hero G2 is a good option for those who want an affordable monitor with good configurations, which include a 24 or 27 inch IPS screen, 144 Hz refresh rate and AMD FreeSync support. The visual identity bets on the combination of red and black, flat screen and triangular foot.

A good option for those who want a low-cost gaming monitor, the Samsung Odyssey CRG50 features Full HD resolution and standard aspect ratio, earning some extra points for offering a screen with 1800R curvature for greater immersion and support for AMD FreeSync.

To close, we have the Samsung Odyssey G9, a gamer monitor that focuses on delivering a curved screen with high resolution (5120 x 1440), 240Hz refresh rate and 1ms response time, in addition to supporting technologies that benefit gamers such as NVIDIA G-Sync and AMD FreeSync.

With a modern look, the Samsung Odyssey G9 has a curvature of 1000R, which according to the brand, delivers greater immersion in games and consumption of other content, giving an extra advantage when compared to a flat screen.