Looking for awesome Genshin monitor suggestions.

Hey guys. Currently in the market for a 2nd monitor. This monitor will be my main monitor for game like Genshin and other single player experiences. Leaning towards 32 inches as the main “must have”. Whether I get 1440p, 4k, Oled or other performance metrics really depend on any of the monitor panels specific drawbacks. What do you guys game on and hows your experience on them playing Genshin? Would love to hear your opinions and suggestions. Also obviously please tell me what you’re enjoying but I’d super appreciated suggestions available in the US. Worst part of monitor shopping is finding one you like that’s never available 😅

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SubstantialYak65722026-01-31 18:37

LG 34GN850 21:9 Ultrawide IPS screen here (I won't buy anything other than IPS), 3440x1440, 144Hz screen, G-Sync compatible... bought for the sole purpose of playing Genshin. Below par for what I would have chosen had I still been into the art side of things but it's been fine for gaming.

Take all suggestions with a grain of salt though, the only person who can choose a monitor is you because only your eyes are looking at it. Used to take me a couple of years to choose a new monitor, plenty of purchases and refunds, I was ultra-picky about screen quality and colour reproduction consistency. Find somewhere you can see them in front of you ideally because all those fancy features won't make up for a bad image quality.

jlsaiyan2026-01-31 18:44

Oh absolutely. I totally get how it goes for monitor suggestions and what I might value as compared to others. I’ve done soooooo much shopping around and research that this is just another avenue for my personal search. Def appreciate the response!

issm2026-02-01 05:24

Can't really give any suggestions without knowing your budget.

Also, Genshin isn't really designed for high end monitors. It's locked at 60FPS for a start. It also just doesn't use a lot of high contrast scenes that would allow an HDR monitor to shine.

If you do go out and look at reviews and stuff, I'd recommend focusing on things like brightness, contrast, and color gamut. Those are things that basically anyone can look at and see a difference.

Things like pixel response time are far more dependent on how personally sensitive you are.