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In this ranking, I have collected the best monitors for the eyes of 2022. When choosing an eye-safe monitor for a gamer, programmer or office worker who spends a lot of time at work, you need to pay attention to equipping with technologies to reduce flicker and reduce blue light. Plus there will be options that automatically equalize the brightness when changing the lighting in the room. And depending on the purpose (games, working with graphics, watching videos), input lag, contrast, color reproduction, etc. are also evaluated. independent experts.

Philips 243V7QDSB

Opens the rating monitor with a diagonal of 23.8 inches, thin bezels and a matte anti-glare screen. The stand is made in the form of an oval on a thick leg, without height adjustment. Like all rating models, it is equipped with technologies to protect the eyes from negative effects: backlight flicker suppression (Flicker-Free), blue light reduction (Low Blue Light). 8-bit IPS monitor with wide viewing angles (178°). The brightness is sufficient for a budget sample (250 cd/m²), as is the contrast ratio (1000:1). With 76Hz refresh rate and fast response time (5ms), it is suitable for gaming. It also provides a crisp, streak-free picture when watching movies. Three connectors are provided for connection: DVI-D, HDMI, VGA, as well as a headphone output. Low power consumption — only 14 W (in sleep mode — 0.5 W). There is a wall mount at the back. Wall mounting facilitates the inline positioning of the power supply. This monitor is equipped with all the features you need to keep your eyes healthy.

Pros:

1. Great design.
2. Virtually frameless.
3. Good viewing angle.
4. Simple settings.
5. Bright colors.
6. Doesn’t strain the eyes.
7. Good image quality.
8. Low price.

Minuses:

1. There is no HDMI cable included.
2. The leg is not quite stable, without height adjustment.

The Philips 243V7QDSB monitor, although only priced at Rs. It is suitable for working with documents, watching movies, playing computer games. The monitor produces a high-quality bright image. 92% of users are satisfied with the performance of the model.

Samsung C24F390FHI

Samsung C24F390FHI with a curved screen (1800R) and a matte finish, which has become the main feature of the manufacturer. Monitor 23.5” produces a smooth image without glare. Its leg is round, you can tilt the body from 2 to 20 °. In addition to the standard set of technologies, AMD FreeSync is also provided, which provides a smoother image without overlapping frames and gaps. Philips 243V7QDSB differs by the type of matrix — VA, which gives a higher contrast ratio (3000:1). Color reproduction (NTSC) is 72%. Faster response time — 4 ms. There are only two ports for connecting a signal (HDMI, VGA), but this is enough to connect to a laptop or computer. It has an external power supply, which some users find inconvenient. Less energy efficient model (consumes 25 W, in sleep mode — 0.3 W).

Pros:

1. The 1800R curved screen relieves eye strain by maintaining a constant distance when looking from the center to the periphery.
2. The VA panel with vertically oriented liquid crystals blocks reflections from external light sources 45-50% more effectively than the BenQ GW2480 or LG 24MK600M ISP panel. Evenly distributes blacks over the entire area of ​​the monitor.
3. Best-in-class contrast ratio of 3000:1.
4. Reduced light leakage from the ends of the screen, increased uniformity of black shades.
5. Synchronization of the refresh rate with the frame rate of the PC using AMD FreeSync technology. Reduced frame overlay or stutter effects in games.
6. Elegant design — curved screen on a round stand.
7. Proprietary eco-technology saves energy consumption by 10%. Automatic adjustment of the brightness of dark fragments of the screen.
8. Flicker Free Flicker Reduction Technology. Eye protection mode.

Minuses:

1. There is no tilt or height adjustment.
2. No built-in speakers like the BenQ GW2480.

The price of Samsung C24F390FHI is 8600 rubles. The monitor outperforms analogues from this price segment in appearance — a stylish curved screen. It also solves the problem with highlights in the corners, creating a deeper “immersion” effect. The screen tilt can be adjusted with the stand. Modern technologies protect the eyes from harmful effects, help to reproduce a high-quality smooth image with good brightness and color reproduction.

ASUS VP249HR

ASUS VP249HR is similar to Philips 243V7QDSB in almost all technical characteristics. Differs in refresh rate (75 Hz), as well as fewer connectors (HDMI, VGA). The main difference is the built-in 3 W speakers (2 x 1.5 W). It has a high power consumption — 25 watts.

Pros:

1. Very bright image.
2. Built-in speakers.
3. The eyes don’t get tired at all.
4. There is no light at the edges of the screen.

Minuses:

1. There is no HDMI cable included in the package.
2. In some modes, half of the settings are not available.
3. The speakers are very hoarse, they have no bass at all.

ASUS VP249HR for 9090 rubles is also a good monitor option for universal use. It reproduces a bright picture, an image of sufficient high quality, easily connects to devices. All the necessary technologies for eye protection are provided. True, you can’t expect deep and loud sound from low-power speakers, but it is enough for watching movies or listening to audio.

BenQ EW277HDR

27” glossy anti-glare monitor with tilt-adjustable rectangular stand. Unlike all the models described in the rating, it supports HDR 10. The model is equipped with the Brightness intelligence Plus system, which determines the indicators of ambient lighting and, depending on it, automatically adjusts the display brightness and color temperature. Matrix — VA with higher peak brightness (300 cd/m²), excellent contrast (3000:1) and color gamut (sRGB — 100%). The response time is less than in ASUS VP249HR (4 ms), which is noticeable in games. Standard number of connectors: 2 HDMI, VGA and a headphone output. It differs by the absence of wall mounting and the external design of the power supply. It has even more power consumption — 40 watts.

Pros:

1. Thin frames.
2. Stable leg.
3. Easy assembly.
4. Excellent matrix.
5. Fast response.
6. Good color rendering.
7. Lots of options and settings.
8. Eye protection system.
9. Headphone output.

Minuses:

1. Weak built-in speakers.
2. No wall mount.
3. External power supply.
4. Little stand functionality.

BenQ EW277HDR costs 11,900 rubles. A good choice for home use and for professional graphics and video work. Features of the monitor — support for HDR, the presence of an ambient light sensor, since the automatic adjustment of the display brightness reduces visual load and improves image quality. 81% of users are satisfied with the monitor’s capabilities, although many do not like the lack of height adjustment.

LG 29UM69G

Monitor 29″ with thin frames on a corner stand. The manufacturer has implemented FreeSync technology for a smoother, smoother image, as well as Motion Blur Reduction to improve clarity in dynamic scenes. Despite the longer response time than the BenQ EW277HDR (5 ms), in games and when watching movies, the image is as smooth as possible, without jerks. The model on the IPS-matrix has an average brightness index (250 cd/m²) and contrast (1000:1), optimal color reproduction (99%). There is a headphone output, three connectors: HDMI, DisplayPort, USB. The built-in speakers have much more power than the models described in the rating — 10 watts. Wall mount model.

Pros:

• price;
• design;
• image quality;
• viewing angles;
• 2 years full manufacturer’s warranty;
• good sound built-in acoustics;
• you can work with several open windows, large tables at once;
• connector — USB type C.

Minuses:

• the stand is unstable, adjusts the position of the monitor only by the angle of inclination;
• glossy body;
• refresh rate — 75 Hz;
• image loop in dynamic scenes;
• matrix highlights;
• screen backlight unevenness.

LG 29UM69G costs 16 thousand rubles. This is an attractive looking and well-equipped monitor that delivers quality images that are especially noticeable when watching videos and playing games. Although in many respects the model is inferior to BenQ EW277HDR. Built-in speakers give a normal sound.

DELL P2418D

Monitor 23.8” on a rectangular stand with height adjustment, tilt up to an angle of 90° with rotation to the portrait plane. A feature of the model is Overdrive technology, which improves picture quality during fast game scenes. Has a higher peak brightness than LG 29UM69G — 300 cd/m². 4 USB ports. This is a more energy efficient model with a consumption of 20W (0.3W in sleep mode).

Pros:

1. Quality build.
2. Sturdy adjustable stand.
3. Great matrix.
4. Uniform illumination.
5. Quality picture.
6. Works well for action scenes.
7. Excellent color rendering.
8. Additional USB ports.

Minuses:

1. Small range of height adjustment.
2. No HDMI cable included.
3. High price.

DELL P2418D costs 17850 rubles. A good example of a monitor for watching movies, working with graphics and for computer games. Outperforms LG 29UM69G in screen position adjustment. The image quality is almost similar to it, although manufacturers have used different technologies to achieve maximum image smoothness. 93% of buyers highly appreciated the capabilities of the monitor.

AOC C27G1

The AOC C27G1 has a curved 27” screen. Equipped with a round corner stand, adjustable in tilt and height. Equipped with FreeSync to provide eye-pleasing images with good frame synchronization. Matrix — VA with medium brightness (250 cd / m²) and high contrast ratio (3000:1). It has a much higher refresh rate (144 Hz) and a faster response time (4 ms). These characteristics make the monitor a godsend for gamers. Built-in speakers of 2 W produce an average level of sound.

Pros:

1. Beautiful design.
2. Curved screen.
3. Built-in power supply.
4. Stable leg with height adjustment.
5. Variety of ports to connect.
6. Unobtrusive indicator of work.
7. Smoothness of frame changes.
8. Excellent brightness, contrast.
9. Matrix with fast response.

Minuses:

1. The legs of the stand are large.
2. There are lights.
3. Overcharge.

The price of AOC C27G1 is 18500 rubles. The monitor has good performance and a fast frame rate, which makes it stand out from its peers. It reproduces an excellent smooth, clear image, has no problems with connecting to a signal source, since it is equipped with everything you need.

Iiyama ProLite XUB2792QSU-1

Monitor on a rectangular adjustable stand with a higher resolution and IPS-matrix. This results in higher peak brightness (350 cd/m²), average contrast ratio (1000:1). Inferior to AOC C27G1 in response time (5 ms) and refresh rate (up to 75 Hz). Equipped with speakers and a large number of connectors: DVI-D, HDMI, DisplayPort, 2 USB.

Pros:

1. Very thin edges.
2. Stand with adjustable position.
3. Very high maximum brightness.
4. Built-in speakers.

Minuses:

1. Insufficient set of modes and technologies.
2. Very high minimum brightness.
3. Poor sound quality.
4. Black is not black enough.

Iiyama ProLite XUB2792QSU-1 costs 19350 rubles. The model is similar to the AOC C27G1, surpasses it in brightness, but is inferior in image clarity. It reproduces an excellent picture with good brightness, natural color, but in games and when playing action scenes it shows itself worse.

HP EliteDisplay E273q

In most respects, the model is similar to the Iiyama ProLite XUB2792QSU-1. It features a low frame rate (60 Hz), and instead of a DVI-D connector, it has a VGA connector, which users are not happy with. This is a less energy efficient model, consuming 47 watts.

Pros:

• Good color rendering.
• There are no highlights on a black background (at least in my copy).
• Convenient and reliable support, convenient adjustment on height.
• Narrow bezels on top and sides.
• Sufficient backlight brightness.
• Beautiful design.
• Switchable operation indicator (if anyone bothers).
• The kit includes both an HDMI cable and DisplayPort, both of which are quite long enough (my system unit is not very close to the screen).

Minuses:

• Framelessness is rather conditional, anyway, from the edge of the image to the outer edge is about 6 mm, but this is practically the case for all monitors of this type.
• There is still a crystalline effect, but it can really only be seen from a very close distance with a strong desire, in general, not in working mode.

HP EliteDisplay E273q costs 23,750 rubles, but in appearance and technical data is not much different from cheaper models. Inferior to AOC C27G1 in image smoothness. Although the picture on it is of excellent quality with natural colors.

Viewsonic VX3211-4K-mhd

Larger diagonal (31.5”) monitor with high resolution (3840×2160) and HDR support. Angle stand. Equipped with AMD FreeSync for smooth frame changes. Feature — the ability to show data from different sources (picture in picture). Works on VA-matrix. Brightness (300 cd/m²) and contrast (3000:1) are excellent. Color reproduction (NTSC) — 95%. Has standard ports: headphone output, 2 HDMI, DisplayPort. Two built-in speakers with a total power of 5 watts. More power consumption — 50 watts.

Pros:

1. Beautiful view.
2. Nice build.
3. The backlight does not flicker.
4. Permission.
5. Fast response.
6. Excellent color rendering.
7. Good functionality.
8. Enough ports.

Minuses:

1. The sound quality of the speakers is mediocre.
2. Inconvenient menu controls.
3. The stand takes up a lot of space and is not adjustable in height.

Price Viewsonic VX3211-4K-mhd is 24500 rubles. The monitor is equipped with sufficient options to provide high-quality images and eye protection during prolonged use. Surpasses the HP EliteDisplay E273q in terms of color reproduction and brightness, but is inferior to it in stand functionality. 83% of buyers recommend it for purchase.

Acer Nitro VG270UPbmiipx

Monitor 27” with non-adjustable corner stand on IPS-matrix. Has better color reproduction, higher peak brightness than Viewsonic VX3211-4K-mhd (350 cd/m²), but with less contrast (1000:1). The model has the best frame rates in the rating: refresh rate — 144 Hz, pixel response — 1 ms. Equipped with built-in speakers with a total power of 4 watts. Differs in energy efficiency, consumes 37 W (0.35 W — in sleep mode).

Pros:

• design;
• price;
• IPS matrix;
• image quality;
• resolution — from Full HD to 2K;
• fast response;
• update frequency;
• viewing angles;
• a large margin of brightness.

Minuses:

• matrix highlights;
• the stand is unstable, not adjustable in height, has a modest adjustment in terms of tilt;
• loops in dynamic scenes;
• the minimum brightness level is high;
• sound quality.

Acer Nitro VG270UPbmiipx costs 29,900 rubles. It is an ideal gaming monitor with excellent technical equipment, high resolution and good color reproduction. Despite the simple appearance and non-adjustable stand, it can be recommended for purchase.

AORUS AD27QD

In appearance, the model is similar to the Acer Nitro VG270UPbmiipx, but allows you to adjust the screen height, tilt angle, and even flip it to another plane. The center stand has a handle on the top for easy carrying. The monitor is equipped with AMD FreeSync and NVIDIA G-Sync Compatible (sync technology). Supports HDR. There is a picture-in-picture mode. Among the game features are a sight that eliminates image blur, a timer, FPS display, highlighting dark areas (black equalizer), with which you can see objects in the shadows. Active noise cancellation is provided, i.e. when the microphone is connected to the appropriate connector, only the player’s voice is heard without extraneous sounds. According to the technical characteristics of the image, it is almost similar to the Acer Nitro VG270UPbmiipx (color reproduction — 95%, response time — 4 ms). Two additional USB ports, no speakers. No wall mount. It also differs in much more power consumption — 75 watts.

Pros:

• ergonomics;
• complete set (all necessary cables);
• image quality;
• convenient control of functions using special software;
• resolution — WQHD;
• fast response;
• a large margin of brightness;
• a set of gaming features;
• built-in USB hub.

Minuses:

• price;
• matrix highlights;
• short power cable;
• no built-in acoustics;
• microphone noise canceling is only supported on GIGABYTE’s own AORUS line of headsets;
• USB and audio jacks are brought down;
• big stand.

AORUS AD27QD costs 46,900 rubles. Its design is not particularly impressive, but this monitor is simply made for gamers, as it is equipped with many necessary options. This excellent acquisition will make the game more spectacular. It doesn’t have the same impressive pixel response times as the Acer Nitro VG270UPbmiipx. AORUS is inferior to it in the absence of built-in speakers and the possibility of wall mounting, although the absence of speakers can be replaced with acoustics.