Best Computer Monitor and Gaming Monitor in Jordan: 2026 Buying Guide

Looking for the best computer monitor in Jordan, or the best gaming monitor for your PC or PS5 without overspending? The right screen depends on what you play, which graphics card or console you use and how big your desk is. A 144Hz monitor can feel like a new PC for competitive games, while a basic 60Hz screen is perfectly fine for office work and study.

This guide explains refresh rate, response time, panel types, resolution and size in plain language, then recommends computer and gaming monitors from Dahua, MSI and Xiaomi available at NaserTech with delivery across Jordan, from budget everyday screens to 1440p, curved and esports models.

Quick picks

Monitor	A strong choice for	Key specs
Dahua LM22-A200	Office, study and everyday use	22", Full HD, 60Hz, HDMI and VGA
MSI MP225V	Budget entry-level gaming	22", VA, 100Hz, 1ms
Xiaomi A24i	Work, study and casual gaming	23.8", IPS, 100Hz, 99% sRGB
Dahua B221B 27"	A 27 inch 144Hz gaming monitor	27", IPS, 144Hz, 1ms
Xiaomi G27i	Gaming plus color-accurate work	27", Fast IPS, 165Hz, FreeSync Premium
MSI MAG255F E20	Fast FPS games	24.5", Rapid IPS, 200Hz, 0.5ms
Dahua E241A	Esports and competitive players	25", IPS, 320Hz, 1ms
Dahua M27-E331Y	1440p (2K) gaming	27", QHD, IPS, 200Hz, HDR10
Dahua E231 Curved	An affordable curved gaming monitor	27", curved VA, 180Hz, 1ms
MSI MAG 276CF E20	Curved gaming with more ports	27", 1500R Rapid VA, 200Hz, 0.5ms
MSI MAG 32C6X	A large immersive screen	31.5", 1500R VA, 250Hz (OC)

How to choose a computer monitor

1. Refresh rate: 60Hz, 100Hz, 144Hz or higher

Refresh rate is how many times per second the screen draws a new image. 60Hz is enough for documents, browsing and video. 100Hz already makes scrolling and casual games feel smoother. 144Hz to 165Hz is the sweet spot for most gamers, and 200Hz to 320Hz is aimed at competitive shooters such as Valorant and CS2. You only see the benefit when your PC actually produces that many frames per second, so match the monitor to your graphics card.

2. Response time: GtG and MPRT

Response time measures how fast pixels change color. Lower values mean less blur and ghosting behind moving objects. Brands quote either GtG (gray-to-gray) or MPRT (motion picture response time); the two are measured differently, so compare like with like. For gaming, 1ms class panels are a good target.

3. Panel type: TN, VA or IPS

• TN: affordable and common in basic office screens; colors and viewing angles are weaker than IPS.
• VA: high contrast (often 3000:1) for deep blacks, good for movies and dark games; very popular in curved monitors.
• IPS: accurate colors and wide viewing angles, ideal for gaming plus design or photo work. "Fast IPS" and "Rapid IPS" are faster IPS versions made for gaming.

4. Resolution and size: 1080p, 1440p or 4K

Full HD (1920×1080) looks sharp on 22 to 25 inch screens and is the easiest for a graphics card to run at high frame rates. On 27 inches, many people prefer 1440p (QHD, 2560×1440) because the picture is noticeably sharper. 4K monitors are the sharpest but need a powerful graphics card to game at high refresh rates. A 31.5 inch screen needs a deeper desk so you can sit far enough back.

5. Flat or curved

A curved monitor wraps the image around your field of view, which feels more immersive on 27 inches and above. The number such as 1500R describes the curve: the smaller the number, the stronger the curve. Flat screens are easier for spreadsheets, design work and multi-monitor setups.

6. Ports, cables and adaptive sync

Check that the monitor has the inputs you need: HDMI for consoles and most laptops, DisplayPort for PC graphics cards, and VGA only for older computers. To reach a high refresh rate you need a graphics card that supports it, a suitable cable and the right setting in Windows (Settings, System, Display, Advanced display, then choose the refresh rate). AMD FreeSync and Adaptive-Sync match the screen to your frame rate to reduce tearing and stutter.

Best budget computer monitors

Dahua LM22-A200 (22", 60Hz)

A simple 22 inch Full HD monitor with a TN panel, 60Hz refresh rate, 5ms response time and both HDMI and VGA inputs, so it connects to new and older computers alike. It has an ultra-narrow bezel, low energy consumption and an anti-blue light design for eye comfort.

Good for: offices, students and home PCs on a budget.

MSI MP225V (22", VA, 100Hz)

The MSI MP225V brings a 100Hz refresh rate and 1ms response time to a compact 22 inch Full HD VA panel with a 3000:1 contrast ratio. It offers HDMI 1.4 and VGA, supports VESA mounting and includes eye comfort technology for long sessions.

Good for: a first gaming monitor, online classes and home entertainment.

Xiaomi A24i (23.8", IPS, 100Hz)

The Xiaomi A24i combines a 23.8 inch Full HD IPS panel with a 100Hz refresh rate, 99% sRGB color and TÜV Low Blue Light certification. It has DisplayPort 1.4 and HDMI 2.0, a tilt-adjustable stand and VESA 75×75 mm wall-mount support.

Good for: productivity, streaming and casual gaming on a tidy desk.

Best gaming monitors (144Hz and above)

Dahua B221B 27" (IPS, 144Hz)

A 27 inch Full HD IPS gaming monitor with a 144Hz refresh rate, 1ms response time and 100% sRGB color gamut. It uses an HDMI input, a heavy-duty gaming stand with tilt and VESA 100×100 mm mounting.

Good for: anyone who wants a big 144Hz screen for gaming and everyday use.

Xiaomi G27i (27", Fast IPS, 165Hz)

The Xiaomi G27i pairs a 27 inch Fast IPS panel with a 165Hz refresh rate, 1ms GTG response time and FreeSync Premium for tear-free gaming. It is factory calibrated to ΔE < 2 with 99% sRGB, supports HDR10 and has DisplayPort 1.4, HDMI 2.0 and a 3.5mm audio port.

Good for: gamers who also edit photos or work from home and care about color.

MSI MAG255F E20 (24.5", Rapid IPS, 200Hz)

MSI's MAG255F E20 uses a 24.5 inch Full HD Rapid IPS panel with a 200Hz refresh rate and 0.5ms (GtG) response time. It supports AMD FreeSync Premium, is HDR Ready and offers two HDMI 2.0b ports plus DisplayPort 1.2a, each rated for Full HD at 200Hz, with a headphone-out jack.

Good for: fast FPS games on PC, with spare ports for a console.

Dahua E241A (25", IPS, 320Hz)

For competitive players, the Dahua E241A offers a 25 inch Full HD IPS panel with a 320Hz refresh rate, 1ms response time and 100% sRGB. Its store page notes that reaching the full 320Hz needs a graphics card that supports it and a high-quality cable.

Good for: esports titles like CS2, Valorant and Warzone on a strong PC.

Best 1440p gaming monitor

Dahua M27-E331Y (27", QHD, 200Hz)

The Dahua M27-E331Y steps up to 2560×1440 (2K QHD) on a 27 inch IPS panel, with a 200Hz refresh rate, 1ms response time, 100% sRGB and HDR10 support. Its store page notes that full 200Hz at 2K requires a graphics card that supports QHD at high refresh rates and a high-quality cable.

Good for: sharper AAA gaming, content creation and multitasking on 27 inches.

Best curved gaming monitors

Dahua E231 Curved (27", VA, 180Hz)

A 27 inch curved Full HD VA monitor with a 180Hz refresh rate and 1ms response time. It connects over HDMI.

Good for: racing and open-world games and immersive movie watching.

MSI MAG 276CF E20 (27", 1500R, 200Hz)

The MSI MAG 276CF E20 has a 1500R curved Rapid VA panel, 200Hz refresh rate, 0.5ms GtG response time, 3000:1 contrast and AMD FreeSync Premium. It covers 98% sRGB, offers two HDMI 2.0b ports plus DisplayPort 1.2a, and includes MSI AI Vision to improve visibility in dark areas.

Good for: a curved PC gaming setup that also connects a console.

MSI MAG 32C6X (31.5", 1500R, 250Hz)

For a bigger screen, the MSI MAG 32C6X offers a 31.5 inch 1500R curved Full HD VA panel at up to 250Hz (overclocked) over DisplayPort 1.4a, or up to 240Hz over its two HDMI 2.0b ports, with 1ms MPRT and Adaptive-Sync.

Good for: immersive gaming when you sit a little further from the screen.

Monitor or TV for PS5 and PS4 Pro

The PS5 outputs up to 120Hz and supports 1080p, 1440p and 4K. A high-refresh gaming monitor works well with it, but anything above 120Hz is only used by a PC. For 4K at 120Hz and VRR on PS5 you need a screen with HDMI 2.1; on a 1080p or 1440p monitor, choose one with an HDMI input that supports the resolution and refresh rate you want. The PS4 Pro outputs up to 4K at 60Hz, so any good 1080p or 4K screen at 60Hz suits it. If you play from the sofa, a 4K smart TV is usually the better choice.

Tips for a better monitor setup

• Place the top of the screen at or slightly below eye level, about an arm's length away.
• Use the cable that came with the monitor or a certified one; a weak cable can limit refresh rate.
• Turn on FreeSync or Adaptive-Sync in the monitor menu and your graphics driver if both support it.
• Check the VESA size (75×75 or 100×100 mm) before buying a wall mount or monitor arm.
• Use low blue light modes for long evening sessions.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best and cheapest computer monitor in Jordan?

For everyday work, a 22 to 24 inch Full HD screen such as the Dahua LM22-A200 or the Xiaomi A24i is a strong value choice; for budget gaming, the MSI MP225V adds 100Hz. Prices change, so check the current price on each product page or browse all computer monitors.

What is the best gaming monitor?

There is no single best gaming monitor for everyone. For most players, a 144Hz to 165Hz IPS monitor such as the Dahua B221B or Xiaomi G27i is a strong choice. Competitive FPS players can go for 200Hz to 320Hz, and a QHD screen like the Dahua M27-E331Y suits sharper visuals.

Is a 144Hz gaming monitor worth it?

Yes, if your PC can run games above 60 FPS. Moving from 60Hz to 144Hz makes motion and aiming noticeably smoother. For office use only, 60Hz to 100Hz is enough.

What is the best 27 inch gaming monitor?

On 27 inches, choose the Dahua M27-E331Y for 1440p sharpness, the Xiaomi G27i for color accuracy at 165Hz, the Dahua B221B for 144Hz, or the MSI MAG 276CF E20 and Dahua E231 if you want a curved screen.

Is a curved gaming monitor better?

Curved screens feel more immersive on 27 inches and larger, especially in racing and open-world games, and VA curved panels give deep contrast. Flat screens are easier for design work and multiple monitors.

What is the best 4K computer monitor?

A 4K monitor makes sense for design, photo editing and sharp text on large screens, but gaming at 4K needs a powerful graphics card. For most gamers, 1440p on 27 inches is a better balance of sharpness and frame rate.

What is the best TV or monitor for PS5?

For the sofa, choose a 4K TV with HDMI 2.1 to use 4K at 120Hz. At a desk, a 1080p or 1440p gaming monitor with HDMI works well; the PS5 uses up to 120Hz.

Which monitor is best for PS4 Pro?

The PS4 Pro outputs up to 4K at 60Hz, so a high-refresh gaming monitor brings no extra smoothness. A good 1080p monitor or a 4K TV is enough.

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Browse all computer monitors and our gaming monitors collection to compare sizes, refresh rates and current prices. Planning a full setup? Read our guides to the PS5 in Jordan, the best smart TV in Jordan and the best gaming headset.