You can certainly use it with a PS5 and in this price segment you don't have much choice anyway, but despite that the following info: This monitor does not support HDR. That's not really tragic, because apart from FALD (full array local dimming, i.e. direct backlighting that can be switched off in zones) or OLED as panel technology, HDR is usually only implemented so-so, but I wanted to give the info anyway. It really can't do HDR at all; if you try to switch to HDR in Windows, Windows says "not supported".

So if you're willing to do without HDR in this price range anyway, then it's better to spend a little more on a cheap 4K TV (maybe 49 or 55 inches) with 100 or 120Hz. It won't have good HDR, but at least you'll have a 4K picture with 60Hz (fps) or 1440p or 1080p with 120Hz in the larger picture format. Corresponding devices are available from around 450 to 500€, or if you are willing to do without 100/120 Hz, from just under 300€.

That simply makes more sense for the console. But if the question was meant like this: PC + PS5, then yes, the monitor. I'll throw in the Philips Evnia 3000 as a more modern alternative. It costs about the same, but it's more modern and can even do HDR, even if, as I said, it's not particularly good.

Frankly, yes, compared to a 4K 60Hz TV. There's clearly a difference in the fluidity of the image.