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Best Monitors For Valorant (2026)

Tested and ranked for lowest input lag, 240Hz+ refresh rates, crosshair clarity, and pro tournament performance.

360Hz Esports Top Pick

ASUS ROG Swift PG259QN

1920x1080 | IPS | 1ms

  • Sub-1ms Pixel Response
  • Low Motion Blur Strobing
  • Esports Panel Adjustment
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360Hz Esports Top Pick

ASUS ROG Swift PG27AQN

2560x1440 | IPS | 1ms

  • Sub-1ms Pixel Response
  • Low Motion Blur Strobing
  • Esports Panel Adjustment
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240Hz Esports Top Pick

Dell Alienware AW2721D

2560x1440 | IPS | 1ms

  • Sub-1ms Pixel Response
  • Low Motion Blur Strobing
  • Esports Panel Adjustment
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240Hz Esports Top Pick

Samsung Odyssey G7 32

2560x1440 | VA | 1ms

  • Sub-1ms Pixel Response
  • Low Motion Blur Strobing
  • Esports Panel Adjustment
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240Hz Esports Top Pick

Samsung Odyssey G9

5120x1440 | VA | 1ms

  • Sub-1ms Pixel Response
  • Low Motion Blur Strobing
  • Esports Panel Adjustment
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240Hz Esports Top Pick

Acer Predator XB273U GX

2560x1440 | IPS | 0.5ms

  • Sub-1ms Pixel Response
  • Low Motion Blur Strobing
  • Esports Panel Adjustment
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Valorant Monitor Buyer's FAQ

What is the best refresh rate for Valorant in 2026?

240Hz or 360Hz is the gold standard for competitive Valorant. Because Valorant is highly CPU-bound, most modern gaming PCs can push 300+ FPS, making 240Hz–540Hz displays crucial for maximum motion clarity.

Does DyAc / Motion Blur Reduction help in Valorant?

Yes. Backlight strobing technologies like BenQ ZOWIE DyAc2 or Asus ELMB reduction eliminate motion blur during rapid crosshair micro-adjustments and target tracking.

Should I play Valorant on 1080p, 1440p, or 4K?

Most Valorant pros play on 24-inch 1080p or 27-inch 1440p screens. 24-inch 1080p keeps your entire field of vision in view without needing neck movement, while 1440p 240Hz OLED provides sharper crosshairs.