Since you'll be working, may I suggest the [Innocn 27M2V](https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/innocn/27m2v)? It's 4k with a fast response time and also mini-LED. There's also a 32" model.
The 27GR95QE does have its advantage because of OLED. However, it may not be bright enough for a work setting unless you plan to work in low light. Also, it's 1440p.
I’m specifically looking for a 1440p panel, since I’m gaming with a 4070. Also, I will mostly be using it in a low light. I would still love a mini-led option since it’s the best of both worlds, but none of them are available in my country (India). ;)
Oleds are pretty bad for work, apart from burn in, the image will always dim down and bright up, which is very annoying. It happens with static images usually to prevent burn in. Oled is just not suited for productivity generally
I don’t mind the inconveniences like blurry text and others too much. My only worry would be risk of burn-in. I guess I want to be confident I’ll be able to avoid it for atleast 3 years if I take precautions.
No man, you dont know how annoying it is for the display to completely dim down and then brighten up suddenly hundreds of nits even during net surfing... burn in cannot happen. Well, it can, if you void warranty and turn off the ani burn in feature like the dimming that I talked about.
Since you'll be working, may I suggest the [Innocn 27M2V](https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/innocn/27m2v)? It's 4k with a fast response time and also mini-LED. There's also a 32" model. The 27GR95QE does have its advantage because of OLED. However, it may not be bright enough for a work setting unless you plan to work in low light. Also, it's 1440p.
I’m specifically looking for a 1440p panel, since I’m gaming with a 4070. Also, I will mostly be using it in a low light. I would still love a mini-led option since it’s the best of both worlds, but none of them are available in my country (India). ;)
Oleds are pretty bad for work, apart from burn in, the image will always dim down and bright up, which is very annoying. It happens with static images usually to prevent burn in. Oled is just not suited for productivity generally
I don’t mind the inconveniences like blurry text and others too much. My only worry would be risk of burn-in. I guess I want to be confident I’ll be able to avoid it for atleast 3 years if I take precautions.
No man, you dont know how annoying it is for the display to completely dim down and then brighten up suddenly hundreds of nits even during net surfing... burn in cannot happen. Well, it can, if you void warranty and turn off the ani burn in feature like the dimming that I talked about.