ViewSonic XG3220 32-inch 4K Ultra HD Gaming Monitor with AMD FreeSync for PC and Console Gaming (60Hz Advanced Ergonomics HDMI DisplayPort HDR10 support) – Black

Be warned, this monitor comes with a 2 PIN power adapter, so you will need to get a different plug. Amazon Customer service said to purchase one either from a shop or Amazon and they will refund the price to me - so keep the receipt.It's a great price for mid range 4k gaming(60mhz vs 144mhz). Take note, if you have anything below a GTX1080 ti, you really can't max out your settings and will suffer from frame rate drops, so a mid range card will run fine at 60mhz. It will take some playing around with game settings to achieve a sharp looking picture.The monitor is really bright, adjusting it doesn't really fix the problem either as the front screen, can feel quite warm after a proper gaming session(4-5 hours). The quality is cheap black plastic but looks fine - great full screen to take advantage of the 31.5" screen.It's power hungry @50 watts, so make sure you have a strong enough power supply - I am using 650 GQ.Overall, for the price - its a great monitor and has USB built in to plug in any devices, or RGB lights directly into the monitor.

For this a bargain of £260. It does not come with a uk 3 pin plug, but these are easy to replace. Great size, sharp, punchy colours, excellent stand for adjustment. Hdr works well on consoles via hdmi.

I bought this from UK Amazon, and it turned up with a foreign plug socket which doesn’t fit in the UK

I bought 2 of these monitors to use as a dual screen setup.Here is some of my obervations:1.The Viewsonics's stand is vastly superior compared to all other 4k screens in this price class, it allows you to adjust theheight, swivel and tilt where most other only allows for tilt.2. The screen gets bundled with a Display port cable but I could not activate HDR in windows the option was missing, only when I connected the screen with an HDMI cable did the option become available.3. The Viewsonic only came with a euro power plug you will need to buy a "c5" style power lead with a UK plug.4. The screen use a "power brick" similar to a laptop charger which might be in your way or unsightly if you do not have a place to hide it whereas some others in this price class use a kettle style lead which plugs directly into the monitor.5. All text and images look super sharp compared to my old 1080p monitors. The 1080p monitors's quality looked so bad compared to these I bought a second one of these and banished the 1080p screens to the garage.Overall these are excellent for £210 and you will not get any better at this price.