Best 4K Gaming Monitors of 2023
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00:00 - Welcome Back to Hardware Unboxed
02:23 - Best 27-Inch 4K Gaming Monitors
06:09 - Best 32-Inch 4K Gaming Monitors
09:20 - Best Standard Size 4K HDR Gaming Monitors
12:43 - Best Large Format 4K HDR Gaming Monitors
16:08 - Final Thoughts
Best 4K Gaming Monitors of 2023
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I followed your recommendation and bought the gigabyte 32” 4k, and I’m very happy with my purchase.
Thank you for these videos. They are very helpful.
Grabbed the LG 27GR93U based off of your videos (they were on sale for $450 USD) and it’s a serious upgrade for me. I went from a 24.5 inch LED FHD to 27 inch 4K and I don’t regret it. Definitely not upgrading my monitor for a long time if I can help it.
Thanks for this and all the Monitor videos! My last two Monitors were top picks by reviews on HardwareUnboxed. The Monitor reviews were what brought me to HardwareUnboxed to begin, it was you guys entertaining and informative reviews that made me a fan. Glad to have the dedicated MonitorUboxed channel now. I watch these more than I should, especially considering Monitor purchases dont end up happening as ofter as other upgrades.
changing my monitor to 4K makes me appreciate DLSS/FSR even more, even FSR looks great most of the time
If I was just only gaming, i'd go with 1440p as 4k needs a lot of card for some games, but for mixed usage it's great. If a game is super heavy, you can always super resolution it from 1440p to 4k which doesn't introduce temporal artifacts
@@spacechannelfivergames feels so much better on 4k imo. Tried it once and now I want to upgrade from 1440p, the level of details, clarity it’s so nice, but unfortunately I need a new pc (5800x+3060ti simply not good enough for 4k)
@@spacechannelfiverI think it depends on the size, I personally don't see the reward of 4k resolution in 27' when sitting 40cm away, especially while gaming. But it could also be my bad eyesight.
Then u dont appreciate crisp graphics. I cant stand DSLR. I would rather lower quality settings.
@@senti2175DSLR are cameras bro...
Really liking the new nameplate art for each monitor. I genuinely love it.
Was waiting for this, thank you so much!
Thanks for this, I just bought an M28U on the back of this.. it's brilliant!
I’ve been happy with my 27 and ultrawide 34 4K monitors. The clarity being there all the time is so nice. Even OLED couldn’t make up for the lower 1440p res of the Alienware DWF. Looking forward to next year monitors. 163PPI has been a great experience.
Been through a handful of 42" 1080p LCD TVs over the last decade but for the last 2 weeks I've been rocking the LG C2 42". Its a hella nice upgrade.
good to see 4k becoming more affordable! i wish you would have mentioned which Monitors have a built in KVM switch, for those who have duel setups its a make or break feature
4k monitors becoming affordable yet the GPUs needed to drive them get more expensive 🤣🤣
Nice fo have for sure, but a make it or break it? You can get one for like $17.
The gigabytes are kvm
Literally just in time, I was thinking about a 4K monitor and wondered if you guys did a video about it. Went to YT, and there it was, 1 day ago new video. Thanks Monitors Unboxed for making the best monitor reviews out there.
Can't thank you enough for going straight to the point man.
Still rocking my C1 as a monitor, 48in is a bit extreme but the immersion is amazing
Really great video. Thank you !!!
Best thing about the C2/C3: You can get them on Sale every Blackfriday. (Which is right around the corner)
Thanks for the honorable mentions to account for regional price fluctuations, very helpful.
thank you for the reviews and the info about next year 32 inch monitors. will wait for those
I’d have said the NeoG7 is a good pick for 4K 32” if it’s on sale. Apart from the curve which isn’t a dealbreaker the picture still looks stunning.
Thanks to this channel, I searched out the 42 " C2, and a local store had a display model for $699, i used an old gift card of a hundred and paid the difference. After setting the monitor up, I calibrated the screen based off youtube channels like Monitors Unboxed. I prefer accurate colors vs the punchy saturated settings, and wow, it was worth researching and saving money for. Coming from an LG 1440p 144hz monitor, it made my games look next level amazing. I def appreciate this channel.
C2 is super good. But I had to return it cuz it is not curved. So to my eyes it looked like the middle of the screen was bending out towards me. I had to inspect it because I thought it was broken, but it's just me sitting too close, (70cm from me to display).
I feel like the Dell g3223q could be in this list over the other ips models. I got it for $ 690 in AU. HDR 600 and ok in hdr for an iPS….. I looked at all these models and was almost set on the odyssey G7, but a saving of 600 to 900 bucks was too good to pass. 32 was a must for me. I have a QN90B 42 inch and was kind of put off VA a little bit.
I have the regular G7 32" and I love it! I'm not surprised you chose the Neo G7.
Based on Tim’s review I picked up the Samsung Neo G7 last fall on a Black Friday sale for $800! Fantastic monitor!
Good to know that Neo G7 that I got last year is still one of the listed monitors here. Found it for a very good deal and loving it. Thank you!
Planning to get myself one. Can you tell any drawbacks here? I’m worried about curvature.. planning to use it 50/50 work / gaming
@@user-ce1vn7zn1c Wobbly stand would definitely be one of the drawbacks. If you change the input source frequently then it might be a bit annoying. There is a setting which helps with automatic switch of source signal but it doesn't always work.
Curvature isn't really an issue for me. Just took a few days to get used to it. I am not a content editor or anything, just use it for work (mostly coding) and for playing games and for both it's not an issue for me.
Other drawbacks (mentioned in the review) such as viewing angle are not a problem for me as I view it dead on.
HDR was immense upgrade for me as my earlier monitor was no where near the same quality (of course earlier monitor was quite old so it's not expected to show stunning HDR anyway).
i'm thinking of the same thing myself im a very new coder and i honestly believe that itsd really preference there is no flat screen on the market with the same quality as the neo g7 so it really comes down to that insanely aggresive curvature so people like it some dont try it out for yourself if you dont like it i honestly suggest you just wait for next year cause oled monitors although good for gaming are terrible for work especially if you do it at a long period of time 4k monitors thsi year although good for work suck at gaming because most have terrible hdr and the black looks like gray the neo g7 and neo g8(but the neo g8 has horrible scanline the the neo g7 is better by value)are the only monitor this year that seem to be good at both but that curvature is whats going to decide weather you're fine with it or not@@user-ce1vn7zn1c
Hoping for a best 1440p Monitor update soon. 🙏
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I just love your videos
They are so informative
You have saved me so much money in my tech building life❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks! I've been waiting for this exact video. Though I'm still on the fence between 4k or 2k..
@@elcactuar3354 not worth the effort. I was just adding a comment to help the algorithm.
My LG C2 still the best purchase. Thank you Tim.
I just picked up a used LG 27GP950 for $400. Pretty happy with my purchase
Yeah! I picked a winner with the LG 32GR93U, and was lucky to get it at $559 instead of $799. Thanks Tim!
What do you think of it so far?
@@chriswebster2216 I'm really happy with it so far, especially since I got it at the sale price.
I got the Neo G7 for $850 on Prime Day. I'm thrilled with it!
I’ve still not seen anything that matches the bang for buck of the Dell G3223Q - 4K 32”, excellent factory calibration, solid motion performance for an IPS, freesync, good SDR brightness, a great srgb clamp option, and £600-630 new in the UK. I think it’s similar in dollars in numbers but haven’t checked.
Downsides are the ‘hdr’ it has is very very bad, and can even have backlight flickering if using that plus VRR. Also, its HDMI 2.1 is not full bandwidth.
For the price though still excellent - a shame they tacked on the hdr as if they’d left it out and passed on the savings it’d be even greater value.
Got a C3 today as they're $1995 in Australia, must say holy crap what a nice large display!
Too big.
@@SuperYtc1 42 inch isn't that much bigger than my 38inch ultra wide. Love my 16:9 aspect ratio. Games and movies look so much better in 4k
Yay, still glad to see my C2 tops for 4k LF gaming. Best purchase ever for me.
Just ordered a C2 42, first OLED, beyond excited.
Found it for 800€ and bought for 12 rates, so overall 870€.
It would be interesting to see how the Innocn 27m2v and 32m2v 4k ips mini led gaming monitors would stack up to the ones on this list
Yes please review the Innocn!
@@nikilragav These displays are nowhere to be found in Australia and Europe.
I wonder if Tim can't get them in Australia which is why he hasn't reviewed them. RTINGS has luckily for the 27" model but more reviews are better.
The 32m2v is one of the best miniled display out there for the price. It is sad that it have not received a proper review from big channel.
I used the Innocn 27m2v for an hour before returning it. The thing had serious technical issues. I couldn't use the OSD after turning on Windows HDR. The buttons didn't do anything. When I turned HDR off again, the monitor went black, but the display still showed in Windows. I pressed the power button on the monitor but nothing happened. I held it and still nothing happened. I had to remove the power cable and plug it back in before the picture returned. This repeated again and again. I then realized that I couldn't use the buttons on the monitor at all after the hard reboot. Also, the USB hub didn't work if I used the TV and the monitor was inactive. I would go for a more known brand.
Im planning on getting the Neo G7. I’ve been seeing some really good prices once in a while. Im hoping there’s some really good Black Friday deals!
I’ve been using my LG C2 for almost 11 months now and I love it! Some work usage running hatch 3 software but mostly gaming and video consumption. No sign of burn in. Wish I could get another one for the price I paid for mine in 2022. (USD$900)
Pc or console? How close do you sit to it?
@@imtheonehero9305 I have been gaming on pc for the last 3 years but occasionally I’ll hook up one of my older consoles and game on console. Don’t have the series X or ps5 tho. First generations I haven’t purchased. As far as distance from screen it’s about 34” or 86 cm from my chest to my screen and 43” or 109 cm with my chair leaned back. I have it wall mounted and my desk slightly away from the wall.
The fact that OLED 32 inch are coming next year is interesting to me. I'll definitely be considering
42" LG C2 at $789 gets my vote! That's the price I got mine at when the C3 models came out from Best Buy. I know prices went back up but look for them when they drop. 4k OLED 120 Hz for under a grand can be had!!
And requires a very deep desk which most people don't have.
There are third party stands available for under $100 that aren't thick like the LG stand. @@svn5994
@@svn5994 get one, wall mount it or use a stand. They're options.
SDR brightness is why I returned mine and got the S95B instead. It's 55" so it's not ideal but with my setup I could sit close and use 21:9 or 32:9. I could sit further back and enjoy 16:9. Once you go QD-OLED you can't go back.
@@volcalstone Nice! Yeah I'm never going back for sure! Dynamic range is too good
HUB has a monitor channel?!? Subbed!
Years ago I had to upgrade my Acer Predator Gaming Monitor to something that can do 4K HDR video editing at a reasonable price. It must also work great with Outlook & Excel.
There was no such monitor so I got the LG 32UN650. It is an awesome productivity monitor but my gaming suffered badly but hey, I gotta put bread on the table first.
Sadly, it seems like no such monitor exist for my needs now. I don't like curved monitors so the Samsung Neo is out.
Let's see if 2024 brings more suitable options. I just got the Samsung QA65S95B TV and the pixel refresh is annoying. I would rather not deal with it on my work monitor unless I can schedule the refresh at say 5AM every day.
Could you do a video on monitors for productivity and gaming, like best options and stuff
As a daily driver user of larger OLED tvs as monitors (C1 48 and now C2 42), despite their incredible performance, you may be taking a small step back in competitive games (first person shooters), as there's a lot of screen to see, and your reaction time may decrease due to having to mentally process and look where an enemy may be. Skill wise I was my best on 24-27 inch monitors. For this reason I am definitely interested in the 32 inch OLED coming out next year. I think it will be small enough.
For someone who basically never plays competitive games and is way more interested in ~*~immersion~*~ lol and the experience, do you still think 42" C2 is the way to go?
@@Katastra_ Oh most definitely. It's amazing for single player games, movies, tv shows, etc...
@@Katastra_ Also it's not like it's even bad bad for multiplayer, it's still quite good, and you can still place yourself at a proper distance with controller or mouse to still have a good viewing distance ratio. In fact, I've been at my highest rank ever in Rocket League on these LG OLED tvs. I went from a really good LG 27 inch 1440p 144Hz monitor to OLED and I'm better at Rocket League on this OLED. It's just mainly for a super fast paced multiplayer shooter you may have some adjusting to do.
see i have a 27 inch 1440p 144hz monitor i been using but i love leaning back in my chair with a controller and reclining when watching movies and playing stuff like starfield and i got 2 monitors that are similar in size. Id like to get a 4k monitor and im torn between 27 and 32 inch, would even consider 42. what you think would be the best for doing a decent recline in my chair on occasion and being comfortable with the size, but mostly sitting up decently close to the monitor for things like overwatch or call of duty? My thought is 32 inches but I also wonder how 42 would be.@@cinemapigeon4898
I play from the couch so I’m able to see the whole screen
Just bought the LG 32GR93U, comes tomorrow :) 4K is the way!
What do you think since you got it? And how much did you buy it for?
@@XxGrantSGxX Hey dude, I love it. First panel had some light uniformity issues (pink on one side and green/blue ish on the other when looking at white background), but the replacement is flawless.
@@iiNNeX That’s quality, thanks for letting me know! Do you remember how much you paid for yours? For some reason the 32” is only £30 more than the 27” on the UK Amazon.
What about some mini-led 27 inch 4k monitors? Will you ever review some?
Thank you for the recommendations. Do you think that the neo g7 would be a good choice for coding on it also?
I grabbed the LG 32GQ950-B for $795 32' 4K 160Hz & I am VERY happy with the purchase :) Tim really liked the monitor
You couldn't have come out with this video at a better time. 😂😂
I literally bought a neo g7 yesterday. This video just helped justify my choice.
Love your videos here.
I also just bought the neo g7 for under 800$ usd
What if he said the Neo G7 was crap? Would you return it?
@@francescosorci5595 funny enough. i returned it after a week of owning it. VA + curve = color shifting like crazy. I dont mind the curve at all if the panel wasnt so sensitive to viewing angles. It was, in a spoiled brat sort of way. Painfully shifty. even sitting direct center. And the wobbly stand also drove me nuts. I ended up picking up the g70b, and also returning that. And now im on an asus pg329, waiting for a viewsonic color pro as s productivity monitor.
I already got an amazing price on my 42” C3 as there are 20% off OLED TV’s codes around for the official LG website and I spent less than most of the monitors mentioned
Where are you from and how did you get that 20 percent off?
I've got the Neo G8, and other than the scanlines at 240hz (which I have noticed but only if I am close to the screen--the higher refresh rate is important to me), I'm really loving it. It looks gorgeous in HDR and especially in games. That ROG 32" 4K 240hz OLED is exactly what I want but I bought my monitor before that was even announced.
He never gives the SAMSUNG ODYSSEY NEO G8 its credit. ITS A GAMING MONITOR.
So with the latest drivers the scanlines issue is still present?
@@sonesay I assume you mean firmware. I couldn't say. I haven't updated the firmware.
And? It has horrible QC for it's price compared to literally any other brand. @@jasonfallel8829
@@MashingP Yes firmware. If you do update it in the future and find it fixes the scan line issues please let us know. Thanks.
The Cooler Master Tempest GP27U recently got a new patch just days ago. 1.4.1. May be worth looking into.
I just bought a 55" C2 (smallest size available in my country). I needed to move my desk 1 meter away from the wall... but oh boy, I feel like I need to rewatch all my movies
Are you guys planning to review the samsung odyssey oled g9 monitor by any chance? I know it's not 4k but considering the tech and how in depth you guys are, I think people want to hear your take on it. Specially since it's settings are kind of funky and kind of different for the average user.
I'd love to have that lava wallpaper for my C2!
Congratulations to Tim for reaching 100K subscribers on this channel!
I bought a Acer XV275K mini led monitor for $600 us and I love it, the hdr and contrast ratio is so much better than my Odyssey G7 28 inch 4k.
Could you please also make a best productivity monitors? I'm a programmer and I want a good monitor for having things side by side, low reflections for easy on the eye working etc. but I'm not interested in high refresh rate etc.
I’m still sat here thinking how stagnant the 4K HDR 27” selection is… I just had a Tempest gp27u delivered to me because it’s somehow still the best option for 4K HDR 27” right now which is quite pitiful given it has more than a few bugs including FALD flickering, HDR signal issues and other stuff. I had packed it away for return yesterday after not being impressed by it only to find out later that same day a brand new firmware patch dropped. I set it back up, installed the patch and it’s actually fixed some of its quirks like low HDR brightness and the signal issues! The FALD seems like it has less flicker also? Not sure if it’s still worth keeping just yet!
Great video!
What do you think of Asus ROG pg32uqxr?
Crazy how to this day; my Asus pg32UQX still smokes everything on todays market. I recently just sold my 27PGUQ but kept the UQX. It's better than my Asus 27 oled (great 27 inch hdr though in dark room) and better than any other IPS I've ever owned . Runs freaking awesome -4k 60 VRR HDR - and -1440p 120hz VRR HDR-on my PS5 and on my 4090 it maxes out with dlss 3 plus FG on almost every game. This monitor was way ahead of its time. Bright enough to where I can play in complete sunshine. Yet awesome enough to play HDR in complete darkness. Truly a masterpiece❤❤❤
I wonder how the pg32UQXR is like. It’s currently available here (Portugal) for 1700€!!!!! The C3 is 1000 lol and the 32 inch oled is still months away. 1700 is a lot of money, but then again it’s the price of one Studio Display 😂
I just bought the aw3423wdf and love it!
Update on the 4K guide, let's go!
I'm getting the m32u today
I'm surprised the Cooler Master GP27U isn't here
I was looking at the 32" odyssey g7 LS32BG700EUXXU but I haven't seen anyone really talking about it. I can get it on Amazon for a similar price to the LG. is it worth considering or would going for the LG be better?
As I have a wall available, I went with a Hisense 4K TV, the 55U8G, their 55U8H is $700-750 currently. Having all the bells and whistles, except DP, at a "reasonable" price along with a great picture is more than nice.
TVs typically have worse response time (blur), more input lag, and can’t color correct the image they typically calibrate for store shelves
Will you also please do a review of the new 57 inch Samsung G9 Neo? I'm dying to see your full take on it
I tried friend’s 4k monitor and I can’t unsee the beauty, clarity and crisp of 4k resolution. I really want to upgrade from 1440p to 4k, unfortunately I need to upgrade my pc too (5800x+3060ti).
I have a Hisense 55U8G in my game room. Playing WoW, various Elder Scrolls and lately, Guild Wars 2, my EVGA 1080Ti FTW3 did just fine. I also have a 5800X. I had access to a 6900XT and yes, graphics can be maxed with it. My guess is the 7800XT would be a decent upgrade as the 6800XT was within 15% of the 6900XT. Get a 16g GPU if you do upgrade to 4K. I also have the Hisense 65U8H in my living room and wow!. The still wall sized 55U8H is $700-750 currently. Lots of reviews for both the TV and GPU.
@@carlkidd752 I think I will wait 1 year to buy 4k monitor, and for next gen GPUs. something like 5080 should be fantastic for 4k. 16gb vram is minimum for 4k. Might even consider 5090 for ultimate experience.
Have you tested the HP OMEN 27k if so is it worth buying?
LG C3 will drop to $800 around Black Friday time.
Last year I got 42 C2 for £699 in the UK.
Screen coating on LG OLED TVs is amazing.
I recently went back to 28 4k IPS with matt coating, and even in a very bright room, day time I still prefer C2 screen coating.
Could you provide us link where you bought your tv please
C2 is £899 today hahah
@@ElectroVibeTribe too expensive still
@@aymenhadi9152 I bought it from Currys black Friday 2022 £699
This year C3 will definitely drop to at least £799
3440x1440 with dldsr has replaced my m28u and it's been great
Has anyone looked at the Dell G3223Q? I’m trying to decide between it and the LG 32GR9U. Sometimes the Dell is on sale for $599
I actually like the aggressive curve on my samsung odyssey g7 32inch. Some of my friends with a 16 : 9 curved display can't go back to flat
I had considered the 1440p options, but at the end of the day, 1440p just feels like too much of a stopgap. The only quibble I have with the C2 is the lack of display port. 42 inches is the sweet spot for me. I don't see myself going back to a smaller size, unless I'm adding a CRT to my desktop for retro stuff.
Goodness, are you blind?? You seriously want a gigantic 42-inch screen ON YOUR DESK?
@@selohcin Whats wrong with that? Best part about having such a large screen is that you play at any size you want. You can have 4 21 inch 1080p screens or just one 1440p 28 inch or even ultrawide if you want. And since its an oled, black bars on the sides will be actually black unlike the fake blacks you get from ips.
@@mertince2310 I would never be willing to put such a massive screen on a computer desk. It's such a waste. You do you; I'll pass.
finally someone with common sense@@selohcin
It's a fucking TV meant to be viewed from a significant distance...
A review on the ViewSonic VX2728-2K 27" 1440p 165hz IPS 0.5ms would be well appreciated. It seems to be new and is cheaper than the AOC Q27G2S, around $329 AUD.
Can you please make a Gaming + Editing monitor video for the low end budget
For Large Format 4K gaming monitors, if possible a review of the IIyama 43inch Monitor G-MASTER G4380UHSU-B1 would be helpful. On paper it has similar specs to the AORUS FV43U (£600-700), ASUS ROG PG42UQ (£1200), however retails for £500. Thanks for the channels content 👌.
Great videos…thanks!!! Could you help me choose the best monitor(s) for Writing, web surfing for a desk that’s 31 inches wide? I have a two monitor arm adjustable stand. So I can do one large monitor or two smaller ones. Ideally 4k monitors. Thx!!!
So between the m28u you recommend here and the msi mag274qrf-qd (resolution aside) which would you pick? Comparing performance
Hey, have you ever use or test HP Omen 27k monitor? I'm kinda struggling to find any good reviews of this one.
Hi, can I ask which cable (DP or HDMI) you used/recommend for achieving the best 4kUHD output on the Neo G7 please?
Review on Samsung 28 G70B would be appreciated!
Would love to see how mini-led monitors compare.
They’re not quite there yet for monitors. Few offerings and they have issues like bloom.
Yeh what are the main differences
Hello there! Can you do a review on BenQ Mobiuz EX270qm?
Can you review the Odyssey OLED G9 whenever you get the chance, and then the 57 Inch Neo G9 afterwards?
The NEO G8 has a firmware update that fixes the scanlines. Mine had very bad scan lines until I updated firmware. Now it's always running in 240Hz. So I believe its now a viable option if you want that 240 Hz 4k.
How are the firmware updates being installed? Im really looking to get one But im afraid of the Poor qc
@@sharpi2776 Via a USB device. Also make sure your using the right update. M-B75 is for the Neo 7 and M-B85 is for the Neo 8 :)
I hope you make a Curved Gaming Monitor version of this...
@monitors unboxed do you think you could do a list for best 4k gaining monitors for PS5 ?
would you recommend c2 oled triples for sim racing? we need recommendation love from sim racing community
Hi, shall i go with LG 27GR75Q or KTC H27T22?
I would love a 42 inch 4K display, but I spend more time on productivity than gaming.
42 inch is roughly the same density as the 27 inch 1440p monitor I am currently using as my primary display.
I'm still waiting for a decent LCD 4K monitor in the 42 inch size.
Thinking of going dual 27” 1440p monitors and don’t really want to spend too much money on monitors. Seems like 4K dual monitors may be too much specially with a AMD 7800xt.
Hello Monitors Unboxed, what is the monitor you use personally at home currently?
Asus PG32UQXR has just been released. If it corrected its predecessor flaws it may be the current best 32“ 4K
I just picked up a LG 27GR93U for £429. Is that a win? Thanks for the recommendations!
Im stuck on what to pick. should I get the Neo g7 or m28u? The Neo g7 is on a really good deal right now but idk if there is anything that might not have me getting the Neo g7. I saw good reviews but others where they say really bad things.
I want the LG C3 but I'm waiting for Black Friday or Cyber Monday. It's currently just below $1000 new.
Which is the better option for Xbox series X LG GR93U or LG C3. Gonna be playing games like Cod, Fortnite and sports games. Had a Samsung 1440p monitor and the 120 felt amazing but wondering if the 120 on the C3 will feel similar.
I'm considering the LG one or a 1440p HDR monitor although those ones are more expensive
I’m hesitating between the 27GR93U and the 27GR83Q and the gigabyte m27U for console games (x|x),especially fast fps games like cod so what do u think should I chose between these three?
What about the Dell G3223Q ? It’s on sale right now and not many reviews!
Neo g7 on sale at 899 is no brainer for me. Will wait till bf though