Most IPS monitors are rated at a 1000:1 contrast ratio, which isn’t terrible but isn’t great either. Some monitors can get up to around 2000:1 however. Despite VA’s general color accuracy ...

IPS monitors cannot block the backlight enough to produce decent blacks and suffer from mediocre contrast ratios of around 1000:1. Quality VA panels perform much better in this department ...

While IPS and TN displays typically deliver contrast ratios of around 1,000:1 ... One of our favorite VA monitors is the Samsung Odyssey Neo G8. The other key problem is that VA technology ...

These strengths of IPS monitors are consistent across all ... However, IPS panels still lag behind VA panels in contrast ratio. Then there's OLED, which has made significant strides in recent ...

Most VA panels come with contrast ratios above 2500:1, with some as high as 5000:1 - 6000:1. TN monitors are the worst, with a typical range of 600:1 - 1200:1. IPS panel ranges between 700:1 - 1500:1.

Increasingly popular, VA monitors are as bright and colorful as their IPS counterparts and have a better contrast ratio and darker black levels, which improves overall image quality. VA monitors ...

These are twisted nematic field effect (TN), in-plane switching (IPS), and vertical alignment (VA). Twisted ... zones of brightness and contrast. MiniLED and MicroLED monitors are both variations ...

But OLED aside, and within the realm of tech that’s more commonly used in PC monitors, IPS Black seems to push well ahead of both VA and TN in terms of color accuracy and contrast ratio.

HP's Z32k G3 claims a 2,000:1 contrast ratio, compared to the standard IPS monitor ... worth noting that the spec doesn't match a strong VA monitor or, compared to contrast offered by displays ...