īlack levels, especially in a dark room, leave much to be desired. They're sold out across Amazon / Walmart / Best Buy, etc. I'm going to return this one and patiently wait for them to get more in stock. It can display red / blue / black perfectly but cannot display green or white. 27' IPS 144Hz with this level of color quality at $240 is amazing.Įlephant in the room: Mine shipped with a defective pixel just to the left of the center of my screen. I just don't know how you could beat the value here. I'm hitting 120-144FPS in many more games than I thought I would with a RTX2060. No dirty screen effect at all.ġ080p is really easy for most modern graphics cards. White / Gray / Color uniformity is spot-on. The VH238 panel I'm coming from is known for being a very bright TN panel, and this monitor is brighter by a noticeable amount. Side to side, up to down, the only real color shifts are from the black levels.īrightness is great. The finish is top notch with matte gray metal & the non-reflective screen.ĬOLOR contrast is very pretty, BUT at the 27' size I notice that blacks tend to turn a bit gray at certain angles depending on how close I sit. It's simple and fast to get to any menu option, and the joystick can also act as a shortcut button to get to the most used settings on the fly.īuild quality is excellent and the stand is very sturdy. Literally every monitor should have this. Menu navigation with the rear joystick is the best thing since sliced bread. Input lag and ghosting seem to be nonexistant. I'm running Gsync through my RTX2060 via DP cable and there is no noticeable delay or tearing from 144Hz all the way down the 60Hz. I haven't tried displaying anything lower than 60Hz on it so I'm not sure how it handles lower frame rates. Everything from scrolling on web pages to spinning around at 144Hz in CSGO and Portal 2 is buttery smooth. I tried to take an iPhone photo showing how rich the colors are, but of course the demonstration is only as good as the camera taking the picture. I actually really loved the color on my old TN panel, but the colors here just leap off of the screen. I'm running a R7 3700x / RTX2060 combo in my PC. 24th and have about 20 hours on it so far.

It looks like this monitor is still pretty new and there's not a lot of information out there about it so I figured I'd take the time to do a quick review and report some of my thoughts on this.įor reference, I'm coming from an ASUS VH238H 1080p/60 monitor from 2013 so this is my first step into high refresh rate panels.

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