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I changed my mind on which is better about five times during this video. By the end, I'm indecisive again.

Perfect review mate, thanks a bunch

Thank you so much for this side-by-side review. It was exactly what I have been looking into to decide between. I ended up going with the TN. I really wanted the colors of the IPS but I'll be using it 100% for gaming and got the TN at a super low price.

I wasn't in the market for a new monitor, and loved my Acer Predator XB241YU but after watching some videos and researching IPS, I ended up getting a Gigabyte M27Q, which spec-wise is nearly identical, slightly better response time, 5hz faster, 3 inches bigger, but most notably, it's an IPS display, which OMG it looks so much nicer, whites are brighter, blacks are darker, colours pop more, and it just looks more realistic and isn't so washed out. I recommend IPS displays. In saying that IPS display don't have perfect viewing angles like people say, but it's better for sure. I'm a gamer and it's amazing especially on Fantasy, Sci-Fi or just generally vibrant games, but will look better on anything.

You've answered all my IPS vs. TN questions at high refresh rates ... I know what to get now, thanks. For anyone else on the fence, I own a Samsung 144Hz TN monitor and if you sit lower in your chair or the monitor isn't at eye-level it causes anything from color distortion to not being able to see your game because it's too dark. I will not be purchasing another TN for myself.

I've always hated the image quality of TN panels, but that one looked pretty decent. It's been my experience that you need to boost the brightness quite a bit to see the full potential of IPS. Not sure if it would have done the comparison any justice to have set both monitors to optimal brightness instead of the same, but just a thought I had while watching.

*correction: PG279Q does not support 3D vision & the labels are the wrong way round for the sRGB graphs (oops!)

Literally deciding between these two right now.. The biggest worry I have with the 9q is the back light bleed. Lots of amazon reviews saying its pretty bad depending on what you get. Thinking ill save myself $100 bucks and go for the TN. EXCELLENT review of both. Really appreciated the peice on the colors of the TN being better than usual, that helps my decision.

Been using a great 144hz TN panel but looking to switch to a 1ms VA 144hz for the deeper colours.

This comparision helped me also quite a lot :)

I had the PG279Q, it got broken so I bought a PG278Q, and I eventually returned the 278Q as going from the vivid colours on the IPS to the washed out TN was too much of a distraction. They're both good monitors, but once you have the colours of IPS its like going back to 60hz from 144hz.

Currently trying the PG278QR and Acer XB271HU side by side. While the IPS makes for a slightly more immersive experience with slightly better color reproduction, especially the blacks, it also feels noticeably more sluggish than the TN. You'll here loads of people claiming that there is no difference but I'd say that it's down to the games you play. If you mainly play singleplayer games, or more casual multiplayer ones, I'd get the IPS.

Beautifully said! Well done review, found the analysis to be spot on. I have the Viewsonic XG2709-GS which is the same panel found in the Asus PG279Q, which is an AHVA panel from AU Optronics. It is the single best gaming purchase I've made in 25 years of PC gaming.

I've had a PG279Q since it came out. Pretty happy with it, though I'm not sure it's worth the high price tag. I do like that it's a G-sync, 120+ hz 1440p IPS monitor though. Those are all functions I wanted. So if you have money to burn and want all those functions I listed, I can recommend it as well.

I did got an PG279Q and am very happy for over a year now. For SimRacing I wanted upgrade to a triple screen, but it was too expensive to buy the same monitor 2x again. But bought now on Ebay 2x PG278Q and when you see them compared - the color looks really different. On my older PG279Q kind of warmer and "more real" at least for me. Did not realize that there is such a difference. Still a very great monitor and a shame that I did not see your video before I bought it.

I actually have the 24 inch version that OC to 180Hz with a TN panel

Wow, thank God, this video came out.

I've just bought the PG278QR, after 10 mins of using it i've got used to the colour difference form my old monitor. It's really not that bad anyway, just the black looks more grey is thats the only difference i can tell. I was hesitating a lot and honestly i don't mind going for the TN panel in the end, saved me £130

great review! there was just one thing I wish you had touched on more, you really didn't talk about whether or not the 1ms pixel response on the TN had noticeably less motion blur

Well done . You listed every positive that i like about my Dell U3014 ( AH-IPS Panel ) and its few negatives. I never regretted paying the premium for it as for me a audio video enthusiast I am very picky when it comes to colors and accuracy. When playing games i want the best picture possible with in my budget. To me the LG AH-IPS panel in my Dell is just gorgeous to behold when it has a detailed and proper calibration. Besides the slight light bleed at the bottoms corners i love it and it performs A + . Great informative video my friend , well done.

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