Update: The same backlight glow also affects VA panel.
Ans. Due to dead pixels, a lot of IPS glow which maeks the picutre look bad in dark rooms and these things are inherent in all IPS models and it's hard to so what you will get. Even a few dead pixels is considered alright by companies and they will not replace or refund based on this and hence, you should first try to get IPS monitors offline first.
Colors can be really washed out and viewing just from a little side(which matters as you will have to keep adjusting your body to get the best color).
And this becomes even worse if you have a non-curve monitor just looking at the sides.
Even though people prefer them due to higher contrast ratio but in my opinion you lose a lot of good stuff just to get that and now that IPS panels are so cheap there is no point in getting a VA Panel.
Of course, the other thing is horrible ghosting which looks terrible in any game.
But it's not just in gaming, even just scrolling up and down it looks terrible, so due to that, I am not bothering with any VA Panels at all.
Update: Saw in a video while using a Macbook they were able too lower the brightness of the display when it's connected via HDMI cable which is very confusing. Unless Macbook is doing the same trickery used by Dimmer, I need to check, there must be something for Windows too that natively allows you to control brightness of external monitors connected via HDMI.
Most monitors' UI isn't intuitive and no extra remote or connection to PC via which you can chaaange the brigthness of the display. If you want to avoid stress on your body, you need to use PCs in a well lit room and getting natural light in the room is even better for your eyes.They can accept HDR signal then make it shit and say we can do HDR but for true HDR you either need mini-LED IPS or OLED>
VRM is turning off and on the backlight to trick your eyes into thinking it's lower response time but it doesn't improve ghosting, smearing, overshoot/coronas and motion clarity without strobing. So it's a great marketing gimmick but it's not real. Always check gray to gray response time.
Acer SA272U G 27" IPS 2560x1440@120Hz→ [Review halted]All details here→ Not 100% recommended. Can be picked up if you're fine with the cons and cautions during some heavy discounte.
Acer Monitors here
LG 24U631A 24" 1440p 100Hz (Rare to see 24" and 1440p)→ [Review Halted]All detals here→ Not 100% recommended. Can be picked up if you're fine with the cons and cautions during some heavy discounte. LG Monitors here
MSI PRO MP275Q 27 Inch 2K WQHD Office Monitor→ [Review Halted]→ Not 100% recommended. Can be picked up if you're fine with the cons and cautions during some heavy discounte. .
MSI Monitors here
LG 24 Inch (60.4cm) IPS FHD Monitor 1920 x 1080,AMD FreeSync, 100Hz, sRGB 99% Typ(CIE1931), Black Stabilizer, Virtual Borderless, Flicker Safe, Reader Mode,OnScreen Control, HDMI,VGA, 24MR400(Black)
Links: LG.com
Amazon India → Recommended Sellers Only
Flipkart → Recommended Sellers Only
Final Update: Neither the brand nor Flipkart can confirm these values and along with the fact that they are giving less warranty than competitors, I would say at least for monitors, completely ignore marQ. Update: The marQ company basically said to contact Flipkart when I kept asking them about the sRGB of this monitor. They took months to reply and basically at the end said Fuck off. This with the fact that this monitor comes with only one year of warranty whereas the others come with three, I would not recommend marQ monitors at all. The title of the upcoming video will be: "Are budget monitors worth it?" And this fulfils that job hence won't bother with returning it by going through the torture of replacement and then apply for refund by making up stuff. I can use the monitor as of now at least for Instagram replies and research and that was very very important.