The 6 Best Gaming Monitors For PS4 - Winter 2020
Reviews

The Gigabyte Aorus AD27QD is the best gaming monitor for PS4 that we've tested so far. This is a 27 inch IPS monitor that delivers decent picture quality and HDR performance, along with low input lag and low response time, even when playing at 60Hz. Motion handling is truly the strength of this monitor, with a flicker-free backlight and an optional black frame insertion to further eliminate motion blur.

Of course, being an IPS panel, it does mean that dark room performance will suffer due to the mediocre contrast ratio and poor black uniformity. Our unit exhibited noticeable backlight bleeding and clouding throughout the screen. Gigabyte has provided an excellent selection of inputs to connect multiple devices, including a USB 3.0 hub. The stand does wobble a bit, but thankfully it has good ergonomics and can also be VESA mounted to save space.

Overall, this is a great gaming monitor that's a fantastic companion for your PS4. Its 4k resolution and FreeSync support mean it's a good choice even if you upgrade to a PS4 Pro or expand your gaming to Xbox and PC as well.

If you have a PS4 Pro and want to take advantage of the higher resolution, the Dell U2718Q is the best 4k gaming monitor for PS4 Pro that we've tested to date. It's a great gaming monitor with wide viewing angles and an excellent stand that offers great ergonomics, including easy tilt and height adjustments. It sports thin bezels with a very premium and sleek looking design that feels quite well-built.

This monitor has great picture quality and while blacks will appear gray when used in a dark room, this is standard for monitors with IPS panels, and it still has better contrast than many other IPS monitors. While it supports HDR, unfortunately, its lack of a wide color gamut and fairly low peak brightness means that HDR content won't pop as it should, and there's little benefit in using it in HDR mode.

This monitor is great for gaming thanks to its excellent native response time with very little motion blur, though unfortunately, the 60Hz refresh rate may disappoint some people. It also doesn't support FreeSync or G-SYNC, though this won't matter as much if you only game on a PS4. Overall, this is a great 4k gaming monitor with wide viewing angles and minimal motion blur that'll look great when paired with your PS4 Pro.

If you haven't upgraded to a PS4 Pro and only game in HD, get the ASUS VG279Q, as it's the best 1080p gaming monitor for PS4 that we've tested so far. This excellent 27" monitor has a small and simple stand that offers excellent ergonomics with height and tilt adjustments. The bezels are very thin, and the monitor feels well-built overall.

Since this monitor uses an IPS panel, it has great viewing angles, but unfortunately, a mediocre contrast ratio and disappointing black uniformity. This will be noticeable when viewing dark content in a dark room, so this monitor is best suited for gaming in a slightly brighter environment. Unfortunately, there's only one HDMI input, so you'll have to swap it out if you have more than one console. On the bright side, it has remarkably low input lag, so you shouldn't experience any delay while gaming.

This monitor even has built-in speakers, as well as a 3.5mm aux output, so you can easily hook up any computer speakers to improve the sound quality without needing to split the audio and video coming out of your PS4. Overall, if you use a PS4 Slim or an original PS4 and don't need 4k, this is a great 1080p gaming monitor.