How cheap are you talking about? Because from what I've seen that's not the case. Most monitors hit sRGB. Easily. Unless you're talking sub $100. The differen

How cheap are you talking about? Because from what I've seen that's not the case. Most monitors hit sRGB. Easily. Unless you're talking sub $100. The differentiating factors today are high refresh rate or HDR where the DCI-P3 gamut is the gamut to hit. sRGB is almost like expecting a car to have electric windows. There's a HDR certification for displays where HDR 1000 is actually real HDR. https://displayhdr.org/ https://displayhdr.org/