IPS Monitors: List of the Best LCD Panels

I'm often asked for a recommendation on what type or brand of LCD monitor offers the best picture quality, to which I usually suggest a display model that's manufactured using IPS (In-Plane Switching) panel technology. IPS monitors are known for providing superior color accuracy, better image consistency and wider viewing angles than more commonly found TN (Twisted Nematic) panels. This regulary updated list compiles S-IPS, AH-IPS, e-IPS and other panel variations that use In-Plane Switching that are currently being used for LCD monitors and available on the retail market. This also includes proprietary "IPS-like" panels from AUO (AHVA) and Samsung (PLS).

This list is sortable; it can be arranged (in ascending or descending order) by Size, Resolution or Model Name. The default sorting is alphabetical by manufacturer. Updates will be made when newer models are introduced or older models are discontinued, replaced by newer models, or no longer available from retail outlets. Models that have been recently added to the list are marked with a NEW tag. For more information about In-Plane Switching read LCD Panel Technology Explained, which covers the main LCD panel types and advantages provided by LCDs that make use of this technology. Check back frequently for updates so you can find the best IPS monitor that meets your requirements.

Quick IPS Monitor Recommendations

Small Budget Acer R240HY Cheap 23.8" IPS Monitor

Medium Budget LG 27GL83A-B Best Value IPS for Gaming

Large Budget Acer Predator XB273K 144Hz 4K IPS with Quantum Dot

Display Model	Size	Resolution	Notes
Last updated: June 10, 2021
Acer B276HK	27"	3840 x 2160	4K IPS monitor with matte AG coating, 1.07 billion color support, 100% sRGB color space, and 5-port USB 3.0 hub.
Acer B276HUL	27"	2560 x 1440	AHVA panel, no PWM (flicker-free)
Acer B326HK	32"	3840 x 2160	Anti-glare screen coating
Acer EB321HQ Awi	32"	1920 x 1080	4ms response time, matte AG coating
Acer HA220Q bi	21.5"	1920 x 1080	4ms response time, 72% sRGB coverage
Acer KN242HYL	23.8"	1920 x 1080	60Hz, 4ms response time
Acer Nitro VG220Q NEW	21.5"	1920 x 1080	Cheap IPS gaming monitor with 75Hz refresh rate.
Acer Nitro VG240Y NEW	23.8"	1920 x 1080	75Hz refresh rate, FreeSync support
Acer Nitro VG270 NEW	27"	1920 x 1080	75Hz refresh rate, FreeSync support
Acer Nitro VG271U NEW	27"	2560 x 1440	144Hz refresh rate, FreeSync, HDR400, 1ms VRB response time
Acer Nitro XV272U NEW	27"	2560 x 1440	144Hz refresh rate, 1ms VRB, FreeSync support and HDR400
Acer Nitro XV273K NEW	27"	3840 x 2160	4K gaming display with AU Optronics AHVA panel, 120Hz native refresh rate (overclocks to 144Hz), HDR400, Quantum dot technology, motion blur reduction mode (strobing backlight), FreeSync and G-SYNC compatibility
Acer Nitro XV282K KV NEW	28"	3840 X 2160	4K 144Hz gaming monitor with Agile-Splendor IPS panel.
Acer Nitro XV340CK NEW	34"	3440 x 1440	Large UltraWide IPS gaming monitor with 144Hz refresh rate, 1ms response time (VRB), HDR10 and FreeSync/G-SYNC support.
Acer Predator X27 NEW	27"	3840 x 2160	4k 144Hz IPS gaming monitor with 10-bit panel, FALD backlight, G-SYNC, HDR and Quantum Dot technology.
Acer Predator XB271HK	27"	3840 x 2160	AU Optronics AHVA panel, G-sync support, 10-bit color depth, low lag/fast response times optimized for high resolution gaming
Acer Predator X34	34"	3440 x 1440	AH-IPS, 60Hz refresh rate (can be overclocked up to 100Hz in UI), G-Sync, flicker-free
Acer R240HY bidx	23.8"	1920 x 1080	Matte anti-glare coating, 4ms response time
Acer T272HUL	27"	2560 x 1440	1.07 billion color support, IPS touch screen display
Acer VG240Y Pbiip NEW	24.8"	1920 x 1080	144Hz refresh rate, FreeSync and 1ms VRB response time
Acer XB270HU	27"	2560 x 1440	144Hz IPS monitor, ULMB (Ultra Low Motion Blur) mode, G-Sync support, fast 4ms response time, light matte AG coating, virtually no input lag and zero PWM. First IPS-type (AHVA) monitor with a blur reduction system (strobing backlight) designed to compete with the quickest TN displays for fast paced gaming. Replaced by XB271HU bmiprz.
Acer XB271HU	27"	2560 x 1440	AHVA technology with 165Hz refresh rate, flicker-free LED backlight, true 8-bit color (no dithering), supports G-SYNC and ULMB when used with a compatible Nvidia GPU.
Acer XB321HK	32"	3840 x 2160	4K IPS type gaming display, G-Sync support, 4ms response time, flicker-free
Acer XV272U Xbmiipruzx NEW	27"	2560 x 1440	270Hz (overclocked) WQHD IPS panel with 1ms response time, FreeSync Premium and USB Type-C support. Also note there's a older version with similar model number (XV272U Pbmiiprzx) that's only 144Hz.
Alienware AW2521HF NEW	24.5"	1920 x 1080	240Hz AHVA monitor designed for esports with true 1ms response time, FreeSync Premium/G-SYNC compatibility and full 8-bit color support (no dithering).
Alienware AW2720HF NEW	27"	1920 x 1080	240Hz IPS gaming monitor with 1ms response time
Alienware AW2721D NEW	27"	2560 x 1440	240Hz gaming monitor with Nano IPS panel, 1ms response time and G-SYNC Ultimate certification.
Alienware AW3418DW NEW	34"	3440 x 1440	120Hz overclocked refresh rate (100Hz native), NVIDIA G-SYNC, 4ms response time, curved ultrawide display.
Alienware AW3420DW NEW	34"	3440 x 1440	Curved (1900R) WQHD display with 120Hz refresh rate, true 2ms gray-to-gray response time, IPS Nano technology, 98% DCI-P3 color coverage and NVIDIA G-SYNC support.
AOC 24G2 NEW	23.8"	1920 x 1080	144Hz refresh rate and 1ms response (MPRT) with FreeSync support. 6-bit IPS panel with 8-bit color support through dithering.
AOC 27G2 NEW	27"	1920 x 1080	Same specs as model 24G2 in a larger screen size.
AOC Agon AG271QG	27"	2560 x 1440	True 8-bit AHVA panel with 165Hz refresh rate and G-SYNC support.
AOC PDS241	24"	1920 x 1080	AH-IPS monitor, flicker-free, Studio F. A. Porsche design
AOC Q3279VWFD8 NEW	31.5"	2560 x 1440	31.5" QHD IPS monitor with 75Hz refresh rate, 4ms response time, 10-bit panel and FreeSync support.
AOC U2790VQ NEW	27"	3840 x 2160	4K IPS monitor with 5ms response times, 1.07 billion color support and 60Hz refresh rate.
ASUS MG24UQ	24"	3840 x 2160	Adaptive-Sync technology, blue light filter, TUV certified Flicker free
ASUS MX279H	27"	1920 x 1080	LG AH-IPS (LM270WF5-SLB1), 6-bit + A-FRC.
ASUS MX27AQ	27"	2560 x 1440	AH-IPS
ASUS MX299Q	29"	2560 x 1080	Ultra Wide AH-IPS display, no PWM for backlight dimming (flicker-free).
ASUS PA248Q	24"	1920 x 1200	LG e-IPS (LM240WU8-SLA2), 6-bit + A-FRC.
ASUS PB238Q	23"	1920 x 1080	Connectivity includes HDMI, DisplayPort, DVI, D-sub, and four USB ports.
ASUS PB258Q	25"	2560 x 1440	AH-IPS panel, flicker-free
ASUS PB278Q	27"	2560 x 1440	WQHD Super PLS panel, true 8-bit and light matte coating.
ASUS PG27AQ	27"	3840 x 2160	AHVA panel (AU Optronics M270QAN01)
ASUS PG279Q	27"	2560 x 1440	AHVA LCD targeted to fast-paced gaming with 144Hz native refresh rate (factory overclockable to 165Hz), G-sync/ULMB support and practically no input lag.
ASUS ProArt PA248QV NEW	24.1"	1920 x 1200	Color accurate monitor targeted to professional users. 16:10 aspect ratio and Calman Verified with factory calibration.
ASUS ProArt PA278QV NEW	27"	2560 x 1440	Calman Verified with factory calibration, 100% sRGB and 100% Rec. 709 wide color gamut.
ASUS ProArt PA27UCX-K NEW	27"	3840 x 2160	Mini LED backlighting with 576 local dimming zones, Quantum-dot technology and hardware cailibration.
ASUS ROG Swift PG259QN NEW	24.5"	1920 X 1080	As of release the ASUS ROG Swift PG259QN with 360Hz refresh rate is the fastest IPS-type monitor on the market. It uses a AUO AHVA panel with 10-bit color support (8-bit panel + FRC).
ASUS ROG Swift PG27UQ NEW	27"	3840 x 2160	144Hz 4K AHVA gaming monitor with 384-zone FALD (Full Array Local Dimming) backlight, NVIDIA G-SYNC support, light AG coating, 8-bit+FRC and Quantum Dot technology.
ASUS VG259Q NEW	24.5"	1920 x 1080	AHVA panel, 144Hz refresh rate, ELMB tech (low motion blur), FreeSync, 8-bit support (6-bit + FRC) and 1ms response time
ASUS VG279Q NEW	27"	1920 x 1080	Low budget 144Hz IPS option with AMD FreeSync support.
ASUS VG279QM NEW	27"	1920 x 1080	Fast AHVA panel (native 240Hz refresh rate, overclocks to 280HZ) with G-SYNC compatibility and ELMB SYNC (strobing backlight). True 8-bit color support.
ASUS VG27AQ NEW	27"	2560 x 1440	144Hz refresh rate (overclockable to 165Hz), 99% sRGB
ASUS VG27AQL1A NEW	27"	2560 x 1440	170Hz overclocked refresh rate (144Hz native), Extreme Low Motion Blur mode, 1ms (MPRT), HDR400 certification and Adaptive-Sync supported with both NVIDIA and AMD GPUs.
ASUS VN248H-P	23.8"	1920 x 1080
ASUS VS229H-P	21.5"	1920 x 1080	LED backlit e-IPS monitor for the budget crowd.
ASUS VS239H-P	23"	1920 x 1080
ASUS VS24AH-P	24"	1920 x 1200	The Asus VS24AH-P is a cheap 24-inch IPS monitor for the low budget crowd.
ASUS VZ229H	21.5"	1920 x 1080	5ms response time, slim design, built-in speakers
BenQ EW2780Q NEW	27"	2560 x 1440	60Hz refresh rate and 5ms response time.
BenQ GW2480 NEW	24"	1920 x 1080	Eye care focused IPS monitor (low blue light and flicker-free).
BenQ GW2780 NEW	27"	1920 x 1080	27-inch full HD IPS display with eye care technologies (TUV Rheinland certified)
BenQ MOBIUZ EX2510 NEW	24.5"	1920 x 1080	Cheap 144Hz IPS gaming monitor.
BenQ PD2700Q	27"	2560 x 1440	100% sRGB color space
BenQ SW2700PT	27"	2560 x 1440	10-bit AHVA panel, AdobeRGB 99%, 14-bit 3D LUT, detachable shading hood
Dell P2017H	19.5"	1600 x 900
Dell P2214H	22"	1920 x 1080	Updated "Performance" line from Dell that now includes a AH-IPS panel from LG and W-LED backlight
Dell P2217H	21.5"	1920 x 1080
Dell P2317H	23"	1920 x 1080
Dell P2415Q	23.8"	3840 x 2160	AH-IPS panel, W-LED backlight
Dell P2416D	23.8"	2560 x 1440
Dell P2717H	27"	1920 x 1080
Dell P4317Q	42.5"	3840 x 2160	Uses PWM at backlight levels under 100, may exhibit flicker.
Dell S Series NEW	23" 24" 27"	1920 x 1080	Line of basic FHD IPS monitors with 60Hz refresh rate available in three screen sizes (23", 24" or 27").
Dell S2522HG NEW	24.5"	1920 X 1080	240Hz Full HD IPS gaming monitor with flicker-free WLED backlight. Supports Adaptive-Sync with AMD FreeSync Premium and G-SYNC Compatible Mode.
Dell S2721DGF NEW	27"	2560 x 1440	Gaming monitor with Nano-IPS panel running at 144Hz native refresh rate through HDMI (165Hz over Display Port).
Dell S2721QS NEW	27"	3840 x 2160	4K AH-IPS monitor with 10-bit color (8-bit + FRC) and 1300:1 static contrast ratio. There are two versions: S2721QS and S2721Q. The stand is the only difference with the QS version being more adjustable.
Dell SE2416HX	23.8"	1920 x 1080	60Hz refresh rate, matte AG coating
Dell SE2717H	27"	1920 x 1080	FreeSync support with variable refresh rates of 48-75Hz, flicker-free backlight.
Dell U2414H	24"	1920 x 1080	AH-IPS monitor with 16.7m color depth (6-bit panel with FRC), light anti-glare coating and W-LED backlight. Great option for even fast paced gaming with low input lag (4-5ms).
Dell U2415	24"	1920 x 1200	16:10 aspect ratio, AH-IPS, uses DC backlight dimming (no PWM) to eliminate flicker
Dell U2417H	23.8"	1920 x 1080	PLS panel type (LTM238HL04), a Dell model U2417HA also exist (same monitor with mounting arm instead of a stand).
Dell U2715H	27"	2560 x 1440	AH-IPS panel, light anti-glare coating, 99% sRGB
Dell U2720Q NEW	27"	3840 x 2160	60Hz refresh rate, USB-C input
Dell U2913WM	29"	2560 x 1080	29" panoramic monitor with 8-bit Advanced High Performance In-Plane Switching panel, 21:9 aspect ratio.
Dell U3014	30"	2560 x 1600	10-bit, wide-gamut 30-inch AH-IPS display with 14-bit LUT.
Dell U3415W	34"	3440 x 1440	Curved display with semi-glossy AH-IPS panel, ultra wide 21:9 aspect ratio
Dell U3417W	34"	3440 1440	Cureved, Ultrawide (21:9 aspect ratio)
Dell U3818DW	37.5"	3840 x 1600	Curved AH-IPS monitor, 24:10 aspect ratio, 8-bit + FRC
Dell UP2516D	25"	2560 x 1440	AH-IPS, matte
Dell UP2715K	27"	5120 x 2880	5K IPS, user-accessible 12-bit 3D LUT
Dell UP2718Q	27"	3840 x 2160	4K IPS display with HDR 10 support, 384 local dimming zones, 10-bit color
Dell UP3017	30"	2560 x 1600	16:10 aspect ratio, matte (anti-galre), GB-LED backlight, factory calibrated.
Dell UP3216Q	31.5"	3840 x 2160	4K monitor with 1.07 billion color support (10-bit), 99.5% Adobe RGB coverage and 100% sRGB coverage, user accessible LUT
DoubleSight DS-309W	30"	2560 x 1600	1.07 billion color depth, S-IPS display, CCFL backlight.
Eizo CG2420	24.1"	1920 x 1200	16:10 aspect ratio, 10-bit panel with 16-bit LUT, built-in sensor for calibration, 1500:1 contrast ratio
Eizo EV2736W	27"	2560 x 1440	Samsung PLS, semi-glossy anti-glare coating, flicker free (no PWM) at brightness settings above 20%.
Eizo Foris FS2735	27"	2560 x 1440	AU Optronics AHVA panel, 144Hz native refresh rate, AMD FreeSync, blur reduction mode, built-in bluetooth and smartphone app.
EQD Auria Clarity EQ278C	27"	2560 x 1440	6.5 ms response time, resolution can be increased to 2880 x 1620 over DVI.
Gigabyte Aorus AD27QD NEW	27"	2560 x 1440	144Hz 10-Bit IPS gaming monitor with active noise cancelling, HDR, RGB backlighting and FreeSync.
Gigabyte Aorus FI27Q-P NEW	27"	2560 x 1440	165Hz refresh rate, Innolux IPS panel (M270KCJ-K7B), 10-bit color support (8-bit panel with dithering) and 95% of DCI-P3.
Gigabyte M27Q NEW	27"	2560 x 1440	SS IPS panel with 170Hz Refresh Rate, 0.5ms (MPRT) sesponse time, FreeSync Premium and ability to control multiple devices with onboard KVM switch. WARNING: Early adopters are reporting the M27Q uses a BGR subpixel layout that has a negative impact on text clarity.
HP 22cwa	21.5"	1920 x 1080	72% color gamut, 6-bit + FRC
HP 22er	21.5"	1920 x 1080	14ms response time (7ms with overdrive)
HP 23er	23"	1920 x 1080	250 nit brightness, 14ms response time
HP 25er	25"	1920 x 1080
HP 27er	27"	1920 x 1080
HP Pavilion 22xw	21.5"	1920 x 1080	6-bit + FRC
HP Pavilion 23xw	23"	1920 x 1080	6-bit + FRC
HP Pavilion 25xw	25"	1920 x 1080	6-bit + FRC
HP Pavilion 27xw	27"	1920 x 1080
HP VH240a	23.8"	1920 x 1080	5ms response time, 72% sRGB coverage
HP Z30i	30"	2560 x 1600	Built with HP IPS Gen 2 panel, 100% coverage of sRGB and Adobe RGB color spaces.
Iiyama XUB3490WQSU-B1	34"	3440 x 1440	AH-IPS with 21:9 aspect ratio
Lenovo Q24h-10 NEW	23.8"	2560 x 1440	75Hz refresh rate, 4ms response time and AMD FreeSync support.
LG 24MC57HQ-P	23.8"	1920 x 1080
LG 24MP88HV-S	24"	1920 x 1080	99% sRGB coverage
LG 25UM57	25"	2560 x 1080	21:9 aspect ratio, 99% coverage of the sRGB spectrum
LG 25UM58-P NEW	25"	2560 x 1080	21:8 Ultrawide IPS display with Picture-in-picture screen split mode and 5ms response time.
LG 27GL650F-B NEW	27"	1920 x 1080	144Hz 27-inch IPS monitor with HDR10, Adaptive-Sync and G-SYNC compatible
LG 27GL850 NEW	27"	2560 x 1440	Nano IPS monitor with 144Hz refresh rate and G-SYNC compatibility. 10-bit color support (8-bit panel with dithering).
LG 27GN950-B NEW	27"	3840 x 2160	144Hz 4K gaming monitor with Nano IPS panel, G-SYNC/AMD FreeSync Premium Pro compatibility and 1ms response time.
LG 27MP58VQ-P	27"	1920 x 1080	Reader mode that reduces blue light, black stabilizer.
LG 27MP67HQ	27"	1920 x 1080	72% sRGB, 60Hz refresh rate
LG 27UD58	27"	3840 x 2160	4K IPS monitor with FreeSync support.
LG 27UD68	27"	3840 x 2160	4K AH-IPS with FreeSync support over Display Port.
LG 29UM67	29"	2560 x 1080	AH-IPS, FreeSync support, flicker-free, true 8-bit.
LG 29UM68-P	29"	2560 x 1080	21:9 aspect ratio, FreeSync with variable refresh support of 48-75Hz, 6-bit panel + FRC
LG 31MU97C-B	31"	4096 x 2160	SST (Single Stream Transport) support, 10-bit color depth
LG 32MA68HY-P	31.5"	1920 x 1080	Screen Split 2.0, 60Hz refresh rate, 5ms response time
LG 32MP58HQ-P	32"	1920 x 1080	72% color gamut, reader mode, black stabilizer
LG 32UD89-W	31.5"	3840 x 2160	AH-IPS, USB Type-C, FreeSync support, flicker-free
LG 32UD99-W	32"	3840 x 2160	Similar specs to the LG 32UD89-W model, but with added support for HDR 10
LG 34GK950G NEW	34"	3440 x 1440	120Hz overclocked refresh rate (100Hz native), NVIDIA G-SYNC, 5ms response time, curved ultrawide Nano IPS display, circular LED backlight system.
LG 34UC79G	34"	2560 x 1080	144Hz AH-IPS gaming monitor with FreeSync support and strobe backlight mode to reduce motion blur, flicker-free (no PWM)
LG 34UC87M-B	34"	3440 x 1440	Curved IPS display with 21:9 aspect ratio and 10-bit color depth.
LG 34UC88-B	23.8"	3440 x 1440	Curved display with 21:9 aspect ratio, FreeSync, 10-bit color depth
LG 34UC97-S	34"	3440 x 1440	Curved AH-IPS display, 8-bit color, 5ms response time, 21:9 aspect ratio, AG coating
LG 34UC98-W	34"	3440 x 1440	Curved AH-IPS panel, FreeSync support
LG 34UM64-P	34"	2560 x 1080	21:9 aspect ratio (UltraWide).
LG 34UM65	34"	2560 x 1080	AH-IPS panel, flicker-free, transparent base.
LG 34UM67	34"	2560 x 1080	AH-IPS, FreeSync support, flicker-free, true 8-bit.
LG 34UM68-P	34"	2560 x 1080	21:9 aspect ratio, FreeSync with variable refresh support of 48-75Hz, 8-bit
LG 34UM88C-P	34"	3440 x 1440	21:9 aspect ratio, FreeSync with variable refresh support of 48-75Hz, 10-bit color depth (8-bit + FRC)
LG 34UM88-P	34"	3440 x 1440	AH-IPS, 8-bit + FRC
LG 34WK650-W NEW	24"	2560 x 1080	21:9 aspect ratio, FreeSync support, HDR10 compatible and sRGB 99% color gamut
LG 38GL950G NEW	37.5"	3840 X 1600	21:9 Curved WQHD+ Nano IPS monitor with 175Hz overclocked refresh rate (144Hz native).
LG 38UC99	37.5"	3840 x 1600	AH-IPS (8-bit panel + FRC), FreeSync support and 75Hz refresh rate
LG 43UN700-B NEW	42.5"	3840 X 2160	Large 4k IPS monitor with HDR10, 4 HDMI inputs and USB Type-C. WARNING: The LG 43UN700-B has a BGR subpixel layout which can result in blurry text.
Monoprice 27" CrystalPro NEW	27"	2560 x 1440	INNOLUX M270KCJ-P02 IPS panel, 60Hz refresh rate and 4ms response time (with overdrive enabled).
Monoprice 27" Select Series	27"	2560 x 1440
Monoprice 30" IPS	30"	2560 x 1600	Matte AG coating
MSI OPTIX MAG251RX NEW	24.5"	1920 x 1080	Pro gamer targeted monitor with IPS tech at 240Hz refresh rate, G-SYNC compatibility and 1ms response time.
NEC EA244UHD	24"	3840 x 2160	4K AH-IPS with 14-bit gamma processing.
NEC EA274WMi	27"	2560 x 1440	W-LED backlit AH-IPS display.
NEC PA322UHD-2	31.5"	3840 x 2160	4K monitor with programmable 14-bit 3D LUT, targeted to professionals in the graphics design and video production industries
Nixeus EDG 27 v2 NEW	27"	2560 x 1440	Update to the original model that features slimmer bezels, still uses a 144Hz AHVA panel.
Nixeus NX-EDG274K NEW	27"	3840 x 2160	144Hz 4k AHVA monitor with FreeSync Premium Certification.
Philips 19DP6QJNS	19" x2	1280 x 1024	Two-in-one monitor (2 19" displays) with AH-IPS panels
Philips 272P4APJKEB	27"	2560 x 1440	AHVA panel (model M270DAN02.1), semi-glossy, 10-bit (8-bit + FRC), flicker-free RG-LED backlight
Philips 276E6ADSS	27"	1920 x 1080	IPS-ADS panel with Quantum Dot technology, makes use of PWM for brightness settings below 100%
Philips 326M6FJSB NEW	31.5"	2560 x 1440	8-Bit + FRC
Philips BDM4350UC	42.5"	3840 x 2160	TP Vision model TPT430U3 EQYSHM panel (In-Plane Switching technology), 10-bit color support (8-bit panel + FRC dithering), glossy with very light anti-glare treatment to reduce glare with minimal impact on image clarity.
Pixio PX277 NEW	27"	2560 x 1440	AHVA panel with 165Hz refresh rate over Display Port (144Hz HDMI) and FreeSync support.
Pixio PX279 NEW	27"	1920 x 1080	1080p, 240Hz refresh rate
Pixio PX7 Prime 27 NEW	27"	2560 x 1440	165Hz refresh rate over DisplayPort (144hz for HDMI), 95% DCI-P3 color gamut, 10-bit color depth, FreeSync Certified, flicker-free
QX VIEW QHD2730R	27"	2560 x 1440	PLS panel by Samsung
Samsung S24E390HL	23.6"	1920 x 1080	AD-PLS, flicker-free WLED backlight, matte AG coating, 6-bit + FRC.
Samsung S27D390H	27"	1920 x 1080	PLS panel, light matte anti-glare coating.
Samsung S27D850T	27"	2560 x 1440	PLS panel technology.
Samsung S27E390H	27"	1920 x 1080	AD-PLS, flicker-free WLED backlight, matte AG coating, 6-bit + FRC.
Samsung U24E590D	23.6"	3840 X 2160	4K PLS panel, FreeSync support, flicker-free
Sceptre E248B-FPT168 NEW	23.8"	1920 x 1080	Low budget 165Hz with In-Plane Switching based panel
Sceptre U278W-4000R	27"	3840 x 2160	Cheap 4K IPS-type monitor
ViewSonic Elite XG270Q NEW	27"	2560 x 1440	Similar to model XG270QG but without the hardware G-SYNC module and lower color support.
ViewSonic Elite XG270QG NEW	27"	2560 x 1440	Premium gaming monitor with LG Nano IPS panel at 144Hz native refresh rate (165Hz overclocked), 10-bit color depth, built-in mouse bungee, ambient RGB lighting and full hardware G-Sync support providing variable overdrive and ultra-low motion blur.
ViewSonic VA2259-SMH	22"	1920 x 1080	Low budget IPS monitor
ViewSonic VP2468	24"	1920 x 1080	Designed for professionals, comes precalibrated with report, 99% sRGB
ViewSonic VP2768 PRO NEW	27"	2560 x 1440	Color accurate IPS monitor for professionals in graphics design and photo/video editing. Hardware calibration with 14-bit 3D LUT. Also available in 24" 1080p and 32" 4K models.
ViewSonic VP2772	27"	2560 x 1440	10-bit SuperClear IPS, 14-bit LUT, pre-calibrated to average Delta E=3
ViewSonic VP2780-4K	27"	3840 x 2160	10-bit IPS display with 4K resolution
ViewSonic VP3268-4K PRO NEW	32"	3840 x 2160	Similar professional monitor as the VP2768 PRO but in a larger size and 4K resolution.
ViewSonic VX Series NEW	22"-32"	1920 x 1080	Line of ViewSonic 1080p IPS monitors available in multiple sizes: 22", 23", 24", 27" and 32".
ViewSonic VX2475SMHL-4K	24"	3840 x 2160	Samsung AD-PLS panel, light matte anti-glare coating, flicker-free backlight, 4ms response time.
ViewSonic VX2758-2KP-MHD NEW	27"	2560 x 1440	240Hz refresh rate, 1ms response time (MPRT), flicker-free and FreeSync support
ViewSonic VX3211-2K-MHD NEW	32"	2560 x 1440	1200:1 static contrast ratio, 10-bit color support, 3ms response time with overdrive enabled
ViewSonic VX4380-4K NEW	42.5"	3840 x 2160	Large TV sized 4k IPS monitor with true 10-bit panel.
ViewSonic XG2700-4K	27"	3840 x 2160	IPS monitor optimized for gaming, FreeSync support
ViewSonic XG2703-GS	27"	2560 x 1440	The XG2703-GS is a AHVA gaming monitor with 165Hz refresh rate, 4ms response time, true 8-bit panel (no dithering), flicker-free (no PWM), strobe backlight to reduce motion blur (ULMB), and G-SYNC support.

Note For Professionals

A calibration tool should be utilized to receive the full benefits of a IPS monitor. I recommend the SpyderX Pro. Also, e-IPS and similar panels with only 6-bit support should be avoided if you do any photo editing or use software that requires accurate color representation. e-IPS (and some AH-IPS) panels have better viewing angles than TN technology, but many of them are 6-bit displays that only support 8-bit color depth through a method of dithering (FRC), unlike other high-end IPS variations which make use of true 8-bit (or higher) LCD panels that can support a much larger gamut of colors.

Rundown of Panel Types Used in Modern IPS Monitors

In today's LCD market there are many versions and diversity found among IPS technologies, unlike when S-IPS first started to become popular among PC enthusiasts many years ago. Some of these panel types appear to be merely marketing gimmicks (p-IPS), while others actually do offer improvements or physical changes (H-IPS). The following reviews the main variations of In-Plane Switching tech most commonly utilized in modern IPS monitors:

• S-IPS - Super In-Plane Switching was a big improvement that helped popularize the technology among PC enthusiasts and professionals in the early days of LCD monitors. S-IPS monitors offered improved performance and better response times than the first generation of standard IPS panels. You will find few manufacturers who still list their monitors as being S-IPS in the specifications; they have been mostly replaced by newer variations such as AH-IPS and Nano IPS.
• H-IPS - Horizontal In-Plane Switching introduced a physical change to the pixel structure of In-Plane Switching technology. Before this change, IPS pixels resembled the shape of an arrow (chevron). H-IPS pixels, upon closer inspection, resemble straight, vertical lines arranged side-by-side. These panels have very similar characteristics to S-IPS, but one noteworthy difference is what we now know as "IPS glow". S-IPS panels have a purplish tint when viewing dark images from off-center angles, whereas H-IPS (and most newer IPS technologies) exhibit a brighter and more noticeable yellow/white tint, hence the coining of the term. IPS glow is a unfortunate side effect of the advancements that have led to cheaper, faster and more responsive (higher refresh rates) IPS panels.
• e-IPS - The life of this panel type has been very vague. It has been referred to as both E-IPS (Enhanced In-Plane Switching) and e-IPS (Economic In-Plane Switching). The e-IPS version is a simplified version of H-IPS that doesn't require a strong backlight due to greater transparency, thus pricing for these panels is generally cheaper than other similar monitors. E-IPS is an "enhanced" version of S-IPS which featured higher contrast ratios and faster pixel response times.
• p-IPS - Performance In-Plane Switching is simply a marketing term NEC applied to their 10-bit line of H-IPS displays to separate them from lower end models.
• AH-IPS - LG made even greater performance gains and more accurate color representation with Advanced High Performance In-Plane Switching, as well as reduced power consumption.
• Super PLS - Super Plane-to-Line Switching was developed in 2010 by Samsung as a wide viewing angle panel to counter LG's In-Plane Switching technology. Super PLS is very similar in design and construction to IPS, though Samsung claims their PLS technology is less expensive to manufacture and achieves higher brightness levels.
• AHVA - Despite having VA in the acronym, Advanced Hyper-Viewing Angle panel technology from AUO is simply another proprietary panel type (similar to Samsung PLS) with an IPS foundation to achieve wide viewing angles and accurate color reproduction. AHVA panels don't actually use vertical alignment, so color or gamma shifts commonly found with VA panels isn't an issue. However, being a modern IPS design they often suffer from IPS glow.
• Nano/Rapid IPS - IPS panels with a layer of nanoparticles applied to the W-LED backlight that expands the color gamut (135% sRGB). Nano IPS monitors have faster response times and higher refresh rates that provide superior gaming performance compared to previous In-Plane Switching technology. Nano IPS was the first of this type (released by LG) and Rapid IPS was later developed by AOU. These new, quicker IPS panels are usually marketed with a 1ms response time, though in practice that level of speed is only acheived with extreme overdrive settings that cause overshoot and inverse ghosting. Average response times of Nano/Rapid IPS should realistically fall in the 3ms to 4ms range with optimal overdrive settings.