27" 4K UHD 144Hz Gaming Monitor - Fast IPS Panel 160Hz 1ms GTG, HDR400 132% sRGB, HDMI2.1/DP1.4, VESA Mount, Height/Tilt/Pivot/Swivel Stand, Vertical Monitor Ideal for Gamers, Designers

Great picture, easy to setup, very durable and works with everything, I liked this monitor so much I bought a second one a few months later. Great for office work and gaming.

Used for almost a year now. Still doing great. Love the frame rate. Good value especially if caught on sale. I haven’t found any issues with brightness. It does come with a headphone port too, good for a speaker setup bc it doesn’t have a built in speaker. You just need an extra speaker and an additional cord. Hooked it up to my JBL flip and it sounds great. Has great color too.

The Quality of this monitor is worth the price. Easy to setup and many different port types to connect devices. The picture quality is High Def and has HDR support . Overall a great value for your money. My monitor broke down and I was able to reach out to support for a quick and easy Warranty exchange. Customer Support was very helpful.

For gaming at 2K, it does great as long as you have a GPU that can push it well. Mine doesn't have any dead pixels or backlight bleed. Colors are great. Outside of gaming, it's the typical matte IPS experience but Windows at least renders OS details well. I wouldn't want to watch or work with video on this at any length as it looks pretty poor but 2K is still a niche resolution, so this doesn't come as a surpise to me. The menu is a bit tricky. The physical toggle on the back has so little resistance and no clickiness that I ended up pressing it in all directions and finding the shortcut menus before, later, accidentally pressing it straight in to get the full menu. Though it is indeed height adjustable, the max height is a joke. You'll likely want some sort of platform or riser. For the price and general quality, especially if you are specifically looking for sub 27 inch 2K, I think it is a good value.

3 months in so far so good, colors are amazing, you are going to need to play around with the settings, guys, and you can get some really vibrant and real pictures for the price point. This is the best monitor on the market. Bright, really bright response time is good imho, good for gaming and anime height adjustment is bad only thing bad about it

For the price, or really for anything this monitor is amazing. The fact that the panel is HVA was initially off putting due to experience with VA panels in the past. But I am no longer concerned. Black levels are phenomenal for a non-oled. You’re going to see a little glow around things in dark scenes, but the selling point for me was that it had mostly oled-like performance and none of the drawbacks. The display is also nuclear levels of bright, and sudden bright scenes feel like a flashbang. 100% brightness totally isn’t needed for a vivid, well lit picture. Compared to my LG ultra gear 32 oled, the image quality and color are pretty close to the naked eye. Color depth is similar in most of the games I tested across, and black levels are good to great for a backlit display. I also did not observe any “black crush” when game get dark. The local dimming really helps. I was really pressed to find any negatives other than a little ghosting present on all hva tech. But it’s really a minor gripe. Huge improvement over any gaming focused IPS display though. And while not an OLED killer, I think I’d buy more hva mini led displays in the future. Not having to care as much about display maintenance makes gaming far more enjoyable.

The monitor came in as described and was Very Clean quick and easy to assemble in no time, it took awhile for me to switch my pc settings to 240fps for gaming but once I got it to run it ran every game ran very smoothly with hardly any screen taring as well as having amazing coloring and contrasts on top of it, and watching movies or videos on it feels also feels incredible with a large variety of display options to choose from. Lastly as a bit of a side note the monitor may seem a bit more square like then rectangle at first when opening it or starting it up as I assume this is because of the curved frame it has going for it and may also be a bit overwhelming if you switching from anything smaller from a 32 inch display as it was for me the first time opening it but thankfully got used to it in no time and would now 100% recommend to anyone looking to buy a great 32 inch sized display for a great price wether for content creation, gaming, or enjoy watching videos a definite 10/10

This ain't it. I bought this as a "upgrade" for my Gigabyte M28U which is hanging up in my living room. To test the screen I was comparing it to my Samsung 77 inch OLED, my Asus laptop with a OLED screen, and the Gigabyte M28u (which is just a standard IPS panel). To start. I didn't hit the panel lottery, there is a pretty bad backlight bleed in the lower right corner which is apparent even when watching content, but even ignoring that, SDR content is meh. I wasnt expecting OLED blacks, but the blacks dont even get as deep as my Gigabyte monitor and the colors seem off and dull compared to the Gigabyte. in HDR however, MASSIVE improvement, much deeper blacks, and better color pop, however, the blooming is unacceptable. the halo around my mouse cursor or any type of white text makes its use as a monitor unusable. I played around with what settings the monitor provided, but couldn't get it to where the picture quality was impressive. Maybe a professional calibration can bring about the best in it, but for now, its going back. Update: So after finding a calibrated ICC profile it made a HUGE difference in SDR. I can't even emphasise how poorly this monitor is calibrated out of the box. In SDR mode with local dimming set to high gives me the best picture quality, the IPS "glow" or Backlight bleed disappears. I'd like to also note, with my first review I was using Linux, as a test I installed Windows (yuck) and a lot of the blooming issues with local dimming seems to have disappeared. I'm not sure why this is exactly, I know Windows is more mature with its HDR algorithms, but it even improved the local dimming algorithm in SDR content as well.

Huge upgrade from a 27" monitor. Colors are very vibrant after some tweaking. Screen is extremely crisp. You can't tell this isn't oled if I hadn't told you

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This KTC replaced my 4.5 years old MSI MAG322CQR which lost image due to bad t-con board. Initial impressions are positive. Pros: HVA has great response time and less ghosting effect compared to previous VA panel that's 2x the price. The contrast are onpar or better. Cons: The height is not adjustable. Theres no OSD software to control in windows. Overall given the price and what it offers this is a very good monitor if you are in need of a 32" 2K screen.

Great product! Happy with the purchase

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