OLED gaming monitors are everywhere right now, and picking one up for your studio or home office is a great way to improve your display experience. The self-lighting nature of OLED pixels means you get excellent contrast, as there's no backlight to seep through and create insipid greys where there should be black, and the advent of HDR means modern screens are bright and colourful, able to display the full width (or at least most) of the colour gamuts we use every day, making them good options for graphic designers.
The 1440p resolution, also known as QHD, is also a pretty good one for a 27-inch screen. It packs in lots of pixels without being as taxing on the GPU or as expensive as a 4K model, and if you’re a two-screen user (you might want to investigate the world of ultrawides) then a pair of these would make a very nice desktop setup indeed.
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