Raspberry Pi supports dual 4K monitors, so try out these compatible models - Android

Easy on your eyes

Asus VP28UQG 28" Monitor 4K/UHD

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ASUS hits the right price with an affordable 4K gaming monitor in the 28-inch range. You'll get a 1ms response time and max 60Hz refresh rate, plus ASUS's awesome Eye Care tech that lowers the blue light and reduces flickering. It's great for a retro gaming emulator that'll keep your games running smoothly and protect your eyes.

$250 at Amazon

Autoadjustment Engage

BenQ EL2870U 28 inch 4K Monitor for Gaming

BenQ's 28-inch EL2870U is a 1ms dual-HDMI 4K monitor with a really neat trick up its sleeve: it can identify what's on the screen and automatically make any picture adjustments for the best possible color (with over 1 billion to choose from). Add in 2W dual speakers, adaptive brightness, FreeSync support, and a VESA wall mount, and you have a reliable monitor.

$300 at Amazon

QHD gaming

Razer Raptor 27" Gaming Monitor

If you don't need 4K for your gaming emulator and care more about frame rates, the Razor Raptor is one of the best gaming monitors for the Raspberry Pi 4 or any other computer. It has a 144Hz refresh rate, 95% DCI-P3 color gamut, FreeSync and G-Sync support, and HDR400 mode.

$600 at Amazon $700 at Walmart

Colorful, loud, and fast

Dell S2721Q 27 Inch 4K UHD, IPS Ultra-Thin Bezel Monitor

Dell makes some of the best monitors around, and the S2721Q 4K monitor will work great for an RPi4 media center with HDR support and dual HDMI ports. Its 350-nit IPS display has a 99% sRGB color gamut, AMD FreeSync support for 4K gaming, built-in dual 3W speakers, ultrathin bezels, and as low as 4ms response time.

$375 at Dell $300 at Amazon

Frameless Look

AOC U2790VQ 27" 4K 3840x2160 UHD Frameless Monitor

This 27-inch 4K monitor from AOC has 350 nits of brightness, an impressive 99% sRGB & 90% NTSC color gamut, and multiple inputs, but the real star is the bezel — or lack of one. This frameless monitor looks as good when it's off as it does while on.

$365 at Amazon

On a Budget

Philips 276E8VJSB 27" Monitor

Phillips makes a fine 27-inch monitor for anyone who wants 4K on a budget. You won't get any of the extras some others on the list can offer, but you at least get over 1 billion colors, 5ms response time, thin bezels on three sides, and a flicker-free panel.

$243 at Amazon

Monitor + Touchscreen

Dell P2418HT 24" 16:9 10-Point Touchscreen IPS Monitor

You may want a large monitor but also may need touch controls for your other Pi projects. This IPS monitor is only 1080p and 60Hz, but sports a 10-finger touch and can sit at a 60-degree incline for a great viewing angle as you work.

$360 at Dell

Picturesque display

ViewSonic VX3211-4K-MHD 32 Inch 4K UHD Monitor

If you want your streamed videos to have the best possible colors, ViewSonic's 4K monitor hits 95% of the NTSC color gamut coverage. It eliminates flickering and tearing thanks to AMD FreeSync for gaming, and can stream HDR10 content.

$380 at Amazon