Hisense 27" IPS 300Hz 1ms FreeSync Gaming Monitor - 27G6QUK vs 34" LCD 240Hz 1ms AMD FREESYNC WQHD Gaming Monitor - 34G6QUK — Comparison

The 27G6QUK, sold as the Hisense 27 inch IPS 300Hz 1ms FreeSync Gaming Monitor, costs £239 and sits as the faster, smaller esports-style option. The Hisense 34 inch LCD 240Hz 1ms AMD FreeSync WQHD Gaming Monitor 34G6QUK is £289, moving up in size and screen width for players who want a more immersive ultrawide setup.

The 27G6QUK uses an IPS panel, 1ms response time, 300Hz refresh rate, 178 degree wide viewing angle, AMD FreeSync, game mode switching and carries an F energy rating. The 34G6QUK drops to 240Hz but adds a 34 inch ultrawide screen, LCD panel, 1ms response time, AMD FreeSync, WQHD resolution and the same F energy rating. Speed favours the 27 inch model; scale favours the 34 inch model.

27G6QUK suits competitive players who prioritise maximum refresh rate, fast response and the viewing consistency of IPS in a more desk-friendly size. It is also £50 cheaper. 34G6QUK is better for racing games, simulators, open-world titles and multitasking, where the ultrawide WQHD space gives a more cinematic feel. The trade-off is a lower 240Hz refresh rate and higher price.

Bottom line: choose 27G6QUK if you want a cheaper 27 inch IPS monitor with 300Hz speed and game mode switching / opt for 34G6QUK if you prefer a larger ultrawide WQHD screen with 240Hz AMD FreeSync gaming.