Best Monitor for Apex Legends In 2023

Buying the best monitor for Apex Legends ensures that you have a competitive advantage for precision aiming and lightning-fast reactions, in addition to providing you with eye candy for an outstanding visual experience. But what gaming monitor should you buy? Our guide to the best Apex Legends monitors includes our best-in-class picks, covers essential buying tips, and discusses the monitors Apex Legends pros use to rack up wins.

The best monitor for Apex Legends

• Top pick overall: Asus ROG Swift PG27AQN
• Alternate top pick: Alienware AW2723DF
• Esports pick: BenQ Zowie XL2546K
• OLED pick: LG 27GR95QE-B
• 4K pick: Gigabyte M28U
• Ultrawide pick: Gigabyte M34WQ
• Curved pick: Samsung Odyssey G7
• 25-inch pick: Alienware AW2521H
• Budget 1440p pick: Gigabyte M27Q
• Budget 1080p pick: Asus VG279QM

Specs

• Size: 27”
• Resolution: 1440p
• Refresh rate: 360Hz
• Response time: 1.0 milliseconds
• Panel type: IPS
• Ports: HDMI 2.0 (3), DisplayPort 1.4 (1), USB-A (2)
• Variable refresh rate technology: G-Sync compatible, FreeSync compatible
• HDR: Yes, DisplayHDR 600

The Asus ROG Swift PG27AQN is an s-tier esports-grade gaming monitor with excellent image quality, which most esports monitors can’t boast. Let’s cover the bases for why this is such an excellent gaming monitor in a category stacked with outstanding options.

First off, you’ll get some of the best motion handling and smooth gameplay we’ve come across in a 1440p gaming monitor. The practically blur-free gameplay is made possible by several features. The native 360Hz refresh rate and low 1.0 millisecond response time reduce blur and result in low input lag, great for smoothing out Apex Legends’ fast-paced movements and for aiming accurately. The Asus ROG Swift PG27AQN also has an NVIDIA G-Sync processor, which removes screen tearing.

We may know what you may be thinking. There are several monitors with similar specs and features. But most competing fast gaming monitors can’t match the Asus ROG Swift PG27AQN’s image and color quality.

This monitor has better DCI-P3 and sRGB color coverage, higher DisplayHDR certification, and higher peak brightness than other high-end models. The result is the IPS panel generates deeper blacks and vibrant colors in different dimly-lit or bright-lighting scenarios.

It’s not the ideal monitor for content creation and can’t match the color performance OLED panels offer. However, it performs well and blows away other esports gaming monitors that can’t display Apex Legends’ vivid colors as capably.

As should be expected for a premium gaming monitor, the Asus ROG Swift PG27AQN also has excellent ergonomics. There is 100mm of height adjustability, in addition to tilt, swivel, and pivot functionality.

But some features are missing. There are no speakers and no KVM switch or USB-C ports. One gripe is that the monitor isn’t ideal for games with the darkest environments. Some users have noted that you must bump up the brightness in some darker scenes, which doesn’t render black colors well.

Specs

• Size: 27”
• Resolution: 1440p
• Refresh rate: 240Hz
• Response time: 1.0 milliseconds
• Panel type: IPS
• Ports: HDMI 2.0 (2), DisplayPort 1.4 (1), USB-A (4)
• Variable refresh rate technology: G-Sync compatible, FreeSync Premium Pro
• HDR: Yes, DisplayHDR 600

Consider the Alienware AW2723DF if you aren’t focused on the niche of esports gaming monitors and want the best 240Hz monitor for Apex Legends. Broadening your needs brings some excellent results, including saving money compared to the highest-end esports monitors.

Notably, the Alienware AW2723DF has excellent image clarity and color performance that is noticeable in Apex Legends. The 1.0 millisecond response time and 240Hz refresh rate result in low input lag and smooth gameplay with little blur in fast-moving scenes.

Should you want more blur reduction, overclock the refresh rate to 280Hz by adjusting some in-monitor settings. Both the native and max refresh rates are more than enough for most gamers, and you’ll save some money jumping down from a 360Hz refresh rate while maintaining a crisp image with the included 1440p resolution.

There aren’t other essential sacrifices made with the Alienware AW2723DF, which explains why this gaming monitor is enduringly popular with FPS streamers. There are also superb ergonomics for many setups to find the right viewing angle. There’s G-Sync compatibility and FreeSync Premium Pro support to remove screen tearing. The build quality is also exceptional, and the gamer-focused design stands out in a good way that isn’t over the top, which we can’t say for every Alienware product.

Specs

• Size: 24.5”
• Resolution: 1080p
• Refresh rate: 240Hz
• Response time: 1.0 milliseconds
• Panel type: TN
• Ports: HDMI 2.0 (3), DisplayPort 1.2 (1)
• Variable refresh rate technology: G-Sync compatible, FreeSync
• HDR: No

If the Asus ROG Swift PG27AQN is on your shortlist, it’s worth adding the BenQ Zowie XL2546K. Both models are esports-focused gaming monitors, but the BenQ model leans in further. This focus explains why BenQ Zowie monitors are the de facto standard among FPS gamers and why the BenQ Zowie XL2546K is a go-to pick.

The BenQ Zowie XL2546K has a 1080p resolution, a 240Hz refresh rate, and a 1.0 millisecond response time. Aside from the resolution, these specs put this monitor on par with the best esports gaming monitors, which have smooth gameplay and low input lag.

But the BenQ Zowie XL2546K packs in several proprietary technologies that explain why this pick shines with its blur reduction and performance in FPS titles.

This gaming monitor includes BenQ’s DyAc technology, which allows you to customize the level of motion-blur reduction applied. Few gaming monitors can compete with the clarity this gaming monitor generates for each frame in fast-paced scenarios in Apex Legends.

Black eQualizer helps spot enemies in shadows more easily by bumping up the brightness of dark areas without overexposing bright areas in a scene.

Both technologies make a noticeable difference in gameplay and can provide competitive advantages.

As mentioned before, the BenQ Zowie XL2546K is entirely esports-focused. BenQ made some sacrifices in areas that don’t fit that niche. The TN panel doesn’t have great color performance, resulting in grayish blacks and colors without much contrast. The lacking color performance is noticeable in vibrant games like Apex Legends. The 1080p resolution and smaller 24.5-inch size are also not the best for immersion and image quality.

If these features don’t bother you, the BenQ Zowie XL2546K is a clear pick to add to your shortlist.

Specs

• Size: 27”
• Resolution: 1440p
• Refresh rate: 240Hz
• Response time: 0.03 milliseconds
• Panel type: OLED
• Ports: HDMI 2.1 (2), DisplayPort 1.4 (1), USB-A (2)
• Variable refresh rate technology: G-Sync compatible, FreeSync Premium
• HDR: No DisplayHDR certification

To this point, you may have caught a theme that gaming performance and image quality can be mutually exclusive. That theme partly held until the LG 27GR95QE-B hit the market with its stunning image quality and performance.

The LG 27GR95QE-B is the best OLED monitor for Apex Legends, and it was one of the first OLED panels to feature a 240Hz refresh rate. To put the cherry on top, LG threw in a ridiculously low response time of 0.03 milliseconds. So, you can expect that this gaming monitor has excellent blur reduction and little input lag.

Where the LG 27GR95QE-B shines, or better yet, doesn’t “shine”, is with the color performance. OLED panels don’t require backlights to render colors, including blacks. No backlight shining through results in a nearly infinite number of colors that can be displayed, including perfect blacks and rich colors elsewhere. Apex Legends is a good game to experience the color performance with its vibrant colors at every corner of the map.

Of course, being on the bleeding edge isn’t cheap, and you won’t get the highest refresh rates. So, the LG 27GR95QE-B isn’t for esports enthusiasts.

But it is for gamers that want the best of both worlds, including PS5 and Xbox Series X console gamers. The LG 27GR95QE-B has two HDMI 2.1 ports with the bandwidth to game at 4K at 120 frames per second. The LG27GR95QE isn’t a 4K gaming monitor. However, the experience is still impressive when downscaling to 1440p on an OLED panel.

Specs

• Size: 28”
• Resolution: 4K
• Refresh rate: 144Hz
• Response time: 2.0 milliseconds
• Panel type: IPS
• Ports: HDMI 2.1 (2), DisplayPort 1.4 (1), USB-A (3), USB-C (1), KVM switch
• Variable refresh rate technology: G-Sync compatible, FreeSync
• HDR: Yes, DisplayHDR 400

The Gigabyte M28U has lots to like if you’re looking for a gaming and content creation monitor in one or if you game on the newest-gen consoles. This gaming monitor was built with that market in mind. Gigabyte’s M-series is meant for hybrid setups.

Importantly for our gaming focus in Apex Legends, the Gigabyte M28U has a high 144Hz refresh rate and low input lag. Expect fast gameplay in Apex Legends to be smooth and have little motion blur.

The biggest differentiators that explain why the Gigabyte M28U secured a spot on our shortlist aren’t performance-related, as good as those specs are.

The 4K resolution produces crisp, detailed images in vibrant FPS titles such as Apex Legends, Fortnite, and Overwatch. The Gigabyte M28U also has newer HDMI 2.1 ports with enough bandwidth to run games at the max resolution and 120 frames per second on PS5 and Xbox Series X consoles.

Some features that versatility-focused gamers may also appreciate include a USB-C port with 15 watts of passthrough charging, a KVM switch for multi-device setups, and OSD Sidekick that allows you to adjust monitor settings with your keyboard and mouse.

By this point, you can understand why the Gigabyte M28 is so feature packed. But the 28-inch size isn’t ideal if you want a monitor as capable for productivity as gaming. The bigger Gigabyte M32U better fits productivity-focused tasks. The ergonomics also have room for improvement. There’s no swivel or portrait rotation.

The ergonomics are one of the sacrifices to get the Gigabyte M28U into such a competitive price point. The Samsung Odyssey Neo G8 and Samsung Odyssey Neo G7 are better 4K options for ergonomics.

Otherwise, there’s not much to dislike if wanting such a capable monitor for gaming and outside of it.

Specs

• Size: 34”
• Resolution: 1440p
• Refresh rate: 144Hz
• Response time: 1.0 milliseconds
• Panel type: IPS
• Ports: HDMI 2.0 (2), DisplayPort 1.4 (1), USB-A (2), USB-C (1), KVM switch
• Variable refresh rate technology: G-Sync compatible, FreeSync Premium
• HDR: Yes, DisplayHDR 400

We’re consistently impressed with Gigabyte’s M-series of monitors that pack in tons of versatility and excellent gaming performance. Knowing this, it’s unsurprising that the Gigabyte M34WQ is the best ultrawide monitor for Apex Legends.

We’ll gloss over the gaming-related performance features since the Gigabyte M34WQ has the right specs for fluid gameplay, good motion handling, and low input lag, namely a 144Hz refresh rate and 1.0 millisecond response time.

The Gigabyte M34WQ stands out from the other picks on this list because of its size and versatility. The 1440p resolution generates a crisp and detailed image for a 34-inch ultrawide, which is a good size for productivity with increased screen real estate.

There is also a single USB-C port with 15 watts of passthrough charging. Including passthrough charging can create a cleaner aesthetic for laptop-based setups since power and video can be transmitted via a single cable. But 15 watts isn’t enough to fill your battery tank when drained. More, it’ll keep the same battery charge while gaming or working.

Gamers with a hybrid PC and console or PC and Mac setup will appreciate including a KVM switch and picture-by-picture (PbP) mode. The KVM switch seamlessly controls two devices with a single mouse and keyboard. The PbP feature can display two different video sources on the same screen, which is great for multitasking.

One potential disappointment is the lack of pivot functionality for the stand. This isn’t the monitor to buy if you want to use it as a second monitor in a portrait orientation, such as a dedicated monitor to display your Discord or Twitch chat stream.

Also, the Gigabyte M34WQ is not a fit for all gaming needs. The Alienware AW3423DW has far better colors with its OLED display, plus it has a slightly higher refresh rate. The Samsung Odyssey NEO G9 is a stunning 49-inch, 1440p curved gaming monitor with a 240Hz refresh rate. But both alternatives don’t include the versatility features the Gigabyte M34WQ offers. All are exceptional options. The right one for you just depends on your needs and budget.

Specs

• Size: 27”
• Resolution: 1440p
• Refresh rate: 240Hz
• Response time: 1.0 milliseconds
• Panel type: VA
• Ports: HDMI 2.0 (1), DisplayPort 1.4 (2), USB-A (2)
• Variable refresh rate technology: G-Sync, FreeSync Premium Pro
• HDR: Yes, DisplayHDR 600

The Samsung Odyssey G7 is the best curved monitor for Apex Legends. There are several reasons why. Let’s explore each.

Perhaps most relevant to this list, the Samsung Odyssey G7 has great motion clarity and low input lag with its 240Hz refresh rate and 1.0 millisecond response time.

Next, the Samsung Odyssey G7 foregoes the more common choice of an IPS panel in favor of a VA panel. VA panels offer better contrast performance, evident in the 2500:1 contrast ratio that beats the 1000:1 contrast ratio for IPS panels. This 1440p display produces noticeably better color performance in Apex Legends than other IPS picks.

Lastly, the Samsung Odyssey G7’s 1000R curve creates an additional layer of immersion across titles, regardless of whether you are playing an FPS game or a racing sim. Upgrade to the bigger Samsung Odyssey G7 32 inch if you want more immersion and a display that handles productivity well with the larger available screen real estate.

The primary downside to the Samsung Odyssey G7 is that some gamers prefer flat panels, arguably understandable for some reasons. For example, a curved gaming monitor takes up more desk space than a flat panel.

VA panels also have narrower viewing angles than IPS panels. So, you’ll want to consider where you and your gaming monitor are positioned in your setup, especially since the curve adds some depth compared to a flat panel.

Specs

• Size: 24.5”
• Resolution: 1080p
• Refresh rate: 360Hz
• Response time: 1.0 milliseconds
• Panel type: IPS
• Ports: HDMI 2.0 (2), DisplayPort 1.4 (1), USB-A (4)
• Variable refresh rate technology: G-Sync
• HDR: Yes, DisplayHDR 400

We already include on this list an exceptional 25-inch pick with the BenQ Zowie XL254K. The Alienware AW2521H is better if you like all the goodies of an esports-grade monitor but want better color performance and more ports. Notably for performance, the Alienware AW2521H has a 360Hz refresh rate and low input lag, resulting in great motion handling in Apex Legends.

But many popular esports monitors use TN panels, whereas the Alienware AW2521H includes the more common IPS panel type. This panel produces far better colors and has higher peak brightness. You won’t get the rich color performance and perfect blacks that OLED panels produce, but the difference is noticeably punchier than a TN panel.

The Alienware AW2521H also includes a versatile selection of ports beyond the standard HDMI and DisplayPort options. There are four USB ports, one of which can be used for power delivery, such as charging your phone.

One potential drawback is that there are higher-resolution competing gaming monitors. The Asus ROG Swift PG27AQN is better if you want both a 360Hz refresh rate and a higher resolution.

Specs

• Size: 27”
• Resolution: 1440p
• Refresh rate: 170Hz
• Response time: 0.5 milliseconds
• Panel type: IPS
• Ports: HDMI 2.0 (2), DisplayPort 1.2 (1), USB-A (2), USB-C (1), KVM switch
• Variable refresh rate technology: G-Sync compatible, FreeSync Premium
• HDR: Yes, DisplayHDR 400

The Gigabyte M27Q is the best budget monitor for Apex Legends with a 1440p resolution. You’ll be hard-pressed to find a 27-inch display that is as versatile and capable for gaming.

The Asus VG27QM can typically be found for right around $300. While the price isn’t bargain-basement low, it’s important to consider what Gigabyte has packed into this model.

Not only does the resolution produce detailed and crisp graphics, but the Gigabyte M27Q also has a high 170 Hz refresh rate and 0.5 millisecond response time. To get this level of smoothness and low input lag, you’ll commonly need to spend double the price, especially for the response time.

The IPS panel isn’t going to win any podium spots with its color coverage and performance with black colors, but that’s the case with any IPS gaming monitor. OLED or VA panels will produce deeper blacks and more vibrant colors, at a much higher cost.

But consider that the Gigabyte M27Q has several versatility features that few other brands include at this price. There is a KVM switch that enables using two devices with a single keyboard and mouse, which is great for hybrid PC and Mac setups or PC and console setups.

You’ll also get a USB-C port with 15 watts of power delivery. 15 watts won’t fill up your laptop’s battery bank, but it is sufficient to maintain a charge while working or gaming.

A few potential disappointments are there are only two USB ports, and the stand doesn’t offer swivel and pivot functionality. Depending on your needs, either of those features may not matter to you.

Otherwise, the Asus VG279QM is an outstanding 1440p pick for gamers. You won’t be the only gamer saving money because people have been lining up and buying this go-to gaming monitor in droves.

Specs

• Size: 27”
• Resolution: 1080p
• Refresh rate: 240Hz (280Hz overclock)
• Response time: 1.0 milliseconds
• Panel type: IPS
• Ports: HDMI 2.0 (2), DisplayPort 1.2 (1)
• Variable refresh rate technology: G-Sync compatible, FreeSync compatible
• HDR: Yes, DisplayHDR 400

Consider buying the Asus VG279QM if you want a budget gaming monitor focusing on refresh rates over resolution. You’d be smart to go this route if wanting to secure a competitive movement and aiming advantage in Apex Legends that high refresh rates provide.

The Asus VG279QM is a 1080p monitor with a max 280Hz refresh rate and a 1.0 millisecond response time. For perspective, similar models, including our more expensive 1080p esports picks, match the Asus’s motion clarity and low input lag. Unless you have a keen eye for blur reduction, it’s difficult to notice the difference in gameplay smoothness between many competing models.

Of course, some corners must be cut to fit into this price point. One area for improvement with the Asus VG279QM is that it doesn’t include any USB ports to manage peripherals.

However, this gaming monitor has excellent ergonomics with height adjustment, tilt, swivel, and pivot functionality. Most budget gaming monitors have poor ergonomics, but Asus bucked that trend here.

Apex Legends monitor buying tips

Below, we provide some essential features to consider when buying the best gaming monitor for Apex Legends. These themes also hold for any fast-paced game and gaming in general.

Refresh rate

It’s best to buy the highest refresh rate gaming monitor your budget can support. This way, you have the competitive aiming advantage of reduced motion blur over gamers playing on lower refresh rate monitors.

240Hz is currently the sweet spot with the most options and the best performance for the price. If you’re buying a budget monitor for Apex Legends, aiming for at least 144Hz is best.

Resolution

Resolution doesn’t offer the same competitive advantages as your refresh rate, but it’s hard to ignore the benefits of jumping to 1440p or 4K resolutions. We suggest sticking to 1440p for most gamers, especially if you don’t have a powerful enough PC to churn out high frame rates to match your gaming monitor’s refresh rate. 1080p is almost unanimously the resolution chosen by esports athletes who prioritize the highest frame rates at all costs.

But most casual gamers, even those on a budget, can find a gaming monitor with a high refresh rate and 1440p resolution.

Panel type

IPS panels are the most popular display type for gaming monitors due to their well-balanced colors and performance for the price. You won’t get the highest contrast ratios that VA panels offer, which push out rich blacks and vibrant colors. But VA panels are primarily found in curved gaming monitors, so the options are limited.

TN panels are almost exclusively used by esports athletes that want the highest refresh rates and outstanding motion handling. But TN panels underperform all other panel types regarding image quality.

Lastly, OLED panels offer the best visuals with perfect blacks and rich colors. However, you’ll need to increase your budget since OLED gaming monitors are expensive for the equivalent performance of an IPS, VA, or TN panel.

Size

We suggest sticking to 27-inch gaming monitors if you have a dedicated display for gaming. 25-inch gaming monitors are good if you want to save money, but they are less immersive and have fewer options.

There are many outstanding ultrawide gaming monitors you can buy. Ultrawides are especially useful if you want an immersive gaming experience or have a single monitor for gaming and productivity.

Console compatibility

To run Apex Legends at the max frame rate of 120 at 4K resolution on a PS5 or Xbox Series X you’ll need an HDMI 2.1 port. PS5 and Xbox Series X consoles don’t use DisplayPort ports, which most PC gamers should use.

Be sure to check your gaming monitors ports to see if HDMI 2.1 is included if you game on console or both console and PC. Otherwise, HDMI 2.0 is common, and you’ll be limited to 240Hz at 1080p, 144Hz at 1440p, and 60 Hz at 4K.

Comparing the best Apex Legends monitors

Below, we compare our Apex Legends monitor picks side-by-side in several key areas for gaming performance.

Display

There are several gaming monitors to put on your shortlist if you’re looking for fast gaming performance and excellent image quality in one. The LG 27GR95QE-B is the clear standout with its rich OLED panel with a 1500000:1 contrast ratio and wide DCI-P3 color coverage. No pick on our list will compete with the image quality offered with this LG model.

Close behind, the Asus ROG Swift PG27AQN, Alienware AW2723DF, and Samsung Odyssey G7 have outstanding image and gaming performance. Their high peak brightness levels and wide color coverage result in a punchier image than you’ll get with competing models. Apex Legends and other vibrant games do impress on these gaming monitors.

The BenQ Zowie XL2546K is perhaps the single pick on our list to avoid if you’re focused on color performance. The TN panel in this display is not bright, and colors appear more muted than IPS, VA, and OLED displays.

Ergonomics

Ergonomics are more or less important depending on the user and their setup. Generally, it’s best to go with the models with the most ergonomic functionalities. Your setup may evolve, and adding versatility can future-proof you against replacing your gaming monitor that doesn’t have the needed ergonomics.

All of our Apex Legends monitor picks include height adjustment and tilt functionality. Only the Gigabyte M28U and Gigabyte M27Q don’t include swivel and pivot functionality. All other models include both, except for the Gigabyte M34WQ, which has swivel but not pivot functionality.

Height adjustment and tilt ergonomics are the most useful for most single-monitor setups. In contrast, swivel and pivot functionality are most relevant for dual-monitor setups, especially if using one monitor vertically.

The BenQ Zowie XL2546K and Asus VG279QM stand out for two different reasons. The BenQ Zowie model has a wide range of adjustability in all areas, which esports athletes demand. The Asus model also has a wide range of adjustability, which most budget gaming monitors shun to keep costs down.

I/O and more

Gamers tend to use many peripherals, which is why we suggest buying a gaming monitor with as many USB-A ports as possible. Only the BenQ Zowie XL2546K and Asus VG279QM don’t have USB-A ports.

All picks include DisplayPort connectivity that matches the monitor’s resolution and max refresh rate. But PS5 and X Box Series X gamers will want to look for models with HDMI 2.1 connectivity. This way, you can run games at the max of 4K and 120 frames per second.

The Gigabyte M28U and LG 27GR95QE-B are two picks for this scenario, as both include HDMI 2.1 ports. While the LG model isn’t capable of 4K, the OLED panel downscaled to 1440p still looks fantastic.

Only the Gigabyte M-series monitors include USB-C ports and KVM switches. A KVM switch is handy if you plug two sources into one gaming monitor. You can seamlessly switch between each source using the same keyboard and mouse. A KVM switch is most relevant if you run a hybrid PC and console or PC and Mac setup.

Honorable mentions

The truth is that there are many outstanding monitors for Apex Legends, not just our shortlist of picks. The below gaming monitors are all excellent to consider if our top picks don’t match your specific needs.

The BenQ Zowie XL2566K is an s-tier esports-grade gaming monitor with a 360Hz refresh rate. But our top pick has the same refresh rate and better image quality, albeit more expensive.

The Samsung Odyssey Neo G8 is a 4K display with a max 240Hz refresh rate, a rare performance combination. If you want a bigger display than our 4K pick and have a bigger budget, it’s hard to go wrong here.

The Gigabyte M32U is a solid 4K 32-inch gaming monitor if you want to go with a bigger display size than our 4K pick.

The Asus ROG Swift PG259QN is an outstanding 25-inch monitor that is fast. We prefer 27-inch gaming monitors for the increased immersion, even if the bigger display size increases the price.

The Asus ROG Strix XG27AQM has similar specs as the Alienware AW2723DF. Our Alienware pick has slightly better image quality.

The Alienware AW3423DW is stunning and fast. This ultrawide gaming monitor has a fast OLED display that is beautiful to game on. Consider this Alienware model if budget isn’t much of a concern and you want outstanding performance and image quality in one.

The Gigabyte M27Q-X beats out the Gigabyte M27Q in several areas. But casual gamers aren’t going to notice the minor performance difference to justify paying the higher price.

The LG Ultragear 27GL850-B is an excellent 1440p gaming monitor that won’t break the bank. But you can buy the Gigabyte M27Q and have a more versatile monitor with a higher refresh rate for a similar price or upgrade to a 1440p 240Hz refresh rate monitor for a more noticeable performance jump.

Consider the AOC 24G2 if neither of our budget picks fits within your budget and you want to save more money.

What monitors do Apex Legends pros use?

The BenQ Zowie XL2546K is one of the most popular gaming monitors used by Apex Legends pros. Its high 240Hz refresh rate, 25-inch size, and leading motion handling explain why. Other gaming monitors are popular with Apex Legends pros, including the Asus ROG Swift PG27AQN, Alienware AW2723DF, and Alienware AW2521H.

These insights are based on the pro players we track on Setup.gg and the gear they use. Check out our Apex Legends pro settings guide to learn more about the gaming monitors used by the best players.