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The 6 Best Monitors For PS5/PS5 Pro of 2026
The best monitor for PS5 and PS5 Pro that we've tested is the **ASUS ROG Swift OLED PG27UCDM**. It's a high-end 4K, 27-inch monitor that's superb for gaming.
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iiyama G-Master GCB4580DQSN-B1 Red Eagle 44.5"
Price unavailable
Critic score 8.2/10
44.5" 5120 x 1440 px VA display
165Hz refresh rate with 0.8 ms response time
0 HDMI ports
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Overview
iiyama G-Master GCB4580DQSN-B1 Red Eagle 44.5" pairs a 44.5" VA panel with Ultrawide output. The 165Hz refresh rate makes it a strong fit for responsive gaming and motion clarity. Brightness is listed at 450 nits, giving you a clearer picture of HDR and bright-room headroom.
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At a Glance
Panel
VA
Resolution
Ultrawide
Refresh
165Hz
Response
0.8 ms
Brightness
450 nits
Full Specs
Screen Size
44.5"
Resolution
5120 x 1440 px
Display Type
VA
Refresh Rate
165Hz
Response Time
0.8 ms
Adaptive Sync
Not available
Brightness
450 nits
Contrast Ratio
3000:1
sRGB Coverage
Not available
Adobe RGB Coverage
Not available
HDMI Ports
0
DisplayPort
Not available
USB Ports
0
USB-C
No
Operating Power
Not available
EU Energy Label
F
Release Date
01/20/2024
Expert Analysis: Pros & Cons
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The Highs
- check_circle Ultrawide format adds extra workspace and stronger immersion.
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The Lows
- cancel Price data is missing, so value positioning is harder to judge at a glance.
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Final Verdict
iiyama G-Master GCB4580DQSN-B1 Red Eagle 44.5" stands out as a immersive multitasking option with a VA panel, Ultrawide resolution, and a dataset-driven critic score of 8.2/10. It works best when you want a monitor whose core specs are strong and easy to compare against similar models in the archive.
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Critic Score
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