Any one own the new Samsung:
Samsung C24FG70 24" 1ms Curved Quantum dot Gaming Monitor. At PC and Parts it is being sold for USD 375 (Excluding VAT) and USD 485.00 (excluding VAT) for the 27 inch. Both are Quantum Dot (up to 125% of sRGB, VA Panel , 144hz , 1080p Free-Sync Monitor , 1ms Response time but they are not HDR. I think VA (for black uniformity , no Glow and Quantum dot for color reproduction is much better than current TN / IPS Gaming Monitors - as such Asus / Acer will adapt the VA/Quantum dot combination in their upcoming high end gaming monitors)
For a Nice Detailed comparison:
IPS vs Quantum Dot
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2AGMFXAx90
Samsung released also the HG models series which is higher end compared to the FG

Shall I pull the trigger for a 27 inch Samsung C27FG70FQM 27" for USD 533 or wait for the upcoming ROG Asus monitors which will be also VA /Quantum Dot such as the PG 35vq (which is HDR) or the PG27vq , sure they will be more expensive than the Samsung due to G-Sync , HDR on the 35VQ , and higher resolution.
Thank You
Samsung C24FG70 24" 1ms Curved Quantum dot Gaming Monitor. At PC and Parts it is being sold for USD 375 (Excluding VAT) and USD 485.00 (excluding VAT) for the 27 inch. Both are Quantum Dot (up to 125% of sRGB, VA Panel , 144hz , 1080p Free-Sync Monitor , 1ms Response time but they are not HDR. I think VA (for black uniformity , no Glow and Quantum dot for color reproduction is much better than current TN / IPS Gaming Monitors - as such Asus / Acer will adapt the VA/Quantum dot combination in their upcoming high end gaming monitors)
For a Nice Detailed comparison:
IPS vs Quantum Dot
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2AGMFXAx90
Samsung released also the HG models series which is higher end compared to the FG

Shall I pull the trigger for a 27 inch Samsung C27FG70FQM 27" for USD 533 or wait for the upcoming ROG Asus monitors which will be also VA /Quantum Dot such as the PG 35vq (which is HDR) or the PG27vq , sure they will be more expensive than the Samsung due to G-Sync , HDR on the 35VQ , and higher resolution.
Thank You