UltraSharp UP3221Q

You mentioned dynamic range, and if you want to lean into that then a display HDR capable monitor will blow your socks off. With a 1000nit display you can probably see 3-4 more stops of dynamic range, and so lots of detail in highlights that get blown out on low 350nit-ish displays. Great for like s

The XDR is actually a good deal for the price...compared to other reference monitors :) Maybe some used old 6k XDR monitors out there? I got a Dell UP3221Q from what I think was a business shutdown pretty cheaply. I think it's now discontinued, but it's a very good HDR display. 4k, 1000nits, and bui

One of the best I've used of late is the Apple Studio Display XDR. Amazing HDR performance, and very accurate color right out of the box. I'm very impressed with the blacks; must be the mini led thing. The non XDR Studio Display is good, but not sure the current one is a good value. An older used on

They're kind of hard to find, but I got a Dell UP3221Q 32" 4K HDR monitor (1000nits) for sale for less than that. Built in colorimeter, quite sharp, and of course great for display HDR. A very nice monitor. The Studio Display is very good too, although not as nice for HDR as it has about 1 stop HDR

I have a Dell UP3221Q and it has terrific color and a built in colorimeter. HDR too; 1000 nits. I think it has been discontinued, and I've seen some deals on it, like I think at NewEgg. One of the best IMHO is the Apple Studio Display XDR; expensive for a hobbyist monitor but pretty cheap compared t