
Mostly easy set up, I bought it to be my secondary monitor.

-Easy settings navigation -180Hz -GSYNC -Port plugs straight into the back of the monitor instead of underneath, so it's easier to connect



Sleek design and doesn't take up much space since it's not so bulky or heavy. Making changes on the monitor's screen once setup is fairly simple and easy to understand. Able to be tilted up for those who need a really up close view, and a nice little spot in the back to keep the wires nice and orderly. Setup is fairly easy and simple, simply attach the included parts together.

HDR really good

- Bright enough for my sunny home office. - HDR makes a noticeable difference for gaming. - 120Hz with VRR is a big improvement for both gaming and productivity compared to my 60Hz non-VRR monitor. - Great pixel density for the size at a comfortable viewing distance.



Inexpensive. Easy to set up. Works fine with VGA to HDMI adaptor cable.


-Upgrading from a TN panel, the colors are fantastic. -Great range of motion for the monitor screen and it's easy to adjust. The height at the highest point works well for me. -On screen menu is easy to navigate -27in and 1440p is the sweet spot for me personally. I program and work in Unreal Engine with the monitor roughly 2ft in front of me. The resolution and screen size gives me enough screen real-estate to feel comfortable. For reference, I've tried working on a 1080p monitor and it didn't feel like there was enough space for anything. -Text and other graphics are fairly clear and easy to read -I like the addition of ELMB Sync. It makes things in motion more clear, plus it darkens the monitor, and I like it darker usually. -144hz is great for gaming. While resolution is nice, I prefer faster refresh rates. I also certainly don't own a computer that can handle 4k 144hz, much less afford a monitor that can too. -More of a neutral thing: having integrated speakers is a nice thing to have, but the sound quality isn't the best. Things sound a bit washed out especially after comparing to the cheap Logitech speakers I have.






No dead pixels or stuck pixels HDR is very nice

