Viotek GFV24CB2 24-Inch Gaming Monitor | 180Hz FHD 1920x1080p | 4000:1 Contrast 98% sRGB | Super Thin Build w/Competition-Ready Adaptive Sync | GSYNC & FreeSync-Compatible | DP HDMI

I've purchased over a dozen of these for the office. They are very bright compared to our previous monitors. Of course you can lower the brightness if needed. Plus the contrast, picture quality... Probably the best specs you can get in this price range.Cons: There's only a tilt adjustment if using the stand. I also noticed a very small line of white pixels at the very top-right side of one of the monitors. It starts from the middle so gradually that it seems like maybe the polarizing film was just slightly off. Still not really noticeable unless you're really looking, and not worth sending it back for something so small.

Good price, no complaints from my gamer.

The refresh rate is at 120hz for hdmi in order to get 165hz you need to use a display port cable and connect it to gpu. The color and brightness look good and it has a lot of modes and settings you can choose and mess around with. Very easy to function and its very light weight.

These are absolutely fantastic monitors 1080P and higher easy to set up fairly easy to use very good colour and you are able to switch from colour scheme three inputs displayplay port HDMI and HDMI fairly easy used batteries except it has no direct input switcher buttonif you're a great scale fan these monitors can sorta support. With a little bit of Flickrthe only problem I have with it is douching my setup you may have the same problem as well when switching inputs or devices if you have multiple impark via hub if the system doesn't recognize it immediately 5 in 10 seconds it automatically switches to the first-team put it can actually physically see this is a problem in my book if you want in particular input it should stay on that import even if there is no signal unfortunately with these monitors no signal means switch to one that does depending on your setup and devices that can get annoying quite fast especially with all the buttons you have to push to get to that input

This review is for Viotek GFV24CB2 24-Inch.... thought I mention the monitor model since Amazon sellers decide to swap product sometimes keeping old and unrelated reviews for a bump.Amazon summary is somewhat misleading, very few reviews seem to have an issue with the color or brightness and those reviews talking about ghosting I disagree with at this price point and value.Colors are EXTREMELY vivid and monitor is very bright. I had to turn down brightness to protect my teens eyes. The vivid color may not be everyone's cup of tea however Fortnite and Rocket League look very nice on this display. 180HZ is great considering both Fortnite and Rocket League exceed 200FPS on our system with display port cable connected to maximize frames. The menu system looks like Viotek is trying to copy Asus style of menu and picture mode selection.I will add that this panel on this monitor is also much better than an older 22" Viotek I purchased years ago which I believe has a Samsung TN panel and the color are much more dull.Overall I'm happy with this budget purchase and with any purchase only time will tell how long it lasts.

I am not techy so in regular person terms: The picture is really good, the eye saver mode is better than my Viotek screens, I can put 3 windows on this screen and see well enough to work. It also is great on those super long excel sheet. You can see 2 times the columns before needing to zoom in. Big thumbs up

This is a great monitor! So when I got it (I’ve had it for 2 weeks) I actually used MY HDMI that I’ve had for over a year and the monitor was capped at 120hz and I began to get aggravated because I didn’t know why I couldn’t get the FULL 165hz, then 2 weeks later I FINALLY realized that you HAVE TO use the DP (Display Port) that the company gives you in the packaging!!! SOOOO after that I plugged it in to my PC and then I was able to go to my display settings and cap it at 165hz, so a friendly reminder to USE THE DISPLAY PORT CABLE THAT THEY GAVE YOU BECAUSE A HDMI WILL NOT GIVE YOU FULL SUPPORT. Also, if you end up over clocking the monitor for me FPS or Hz just know it can cause other problems such as blackouts, and more.

I'll echo a lot of the sentiments that others have. The colors are bright, but the motion blur is terrible. It does not go up to the full 165hz. And the input detection is automatic only. It does not give you the option to turn it off so it will change to another input the moment your current input goes idle. I bought it for a second monitor that is used across two computers so this can be very annoying.