KTC Gaming Monitor 27 inch 180hz 1ms | Fast IPS Screen 1080p Monitor|2 x HDMI 2.0 &1 x Display Port 1.4 | Support Freesync and Wall Mount | 108% sRGB with HDR 10

The cheapest and best OLED monitor for those wanting an introduction to OLED Monitors. The size of the screen is good for standard gaming, and the 1440p allows for very nice high definition gaming. 240 hz gives a nice competitive advantage, and the speakers allow you to play games as if you were watching a movie theatre. If you are looking to try out the supposed high quality of OLED gaming, I can't recommend this product more.

I was looking for a 1080p 165hz+ to play some fps. I have a 32 inch 1440p and a 28 inch 4k that are very nice as well. The 32 inch 1440p does 144hz with vrr. But the 4k is on 60hz. I had read up on this and noticed that the only review I found on this said the monitor would not do vrr with hdmi. I was going to use display port anyway and with the discount and % off it was decently below $100. Took the chance. This monitor honestly looks way better than I thought it would. Colors are great. My 32 inch is a Dell that reviews very well and has nice color. It is calibrated. And this looks really good compared to that. As good? No. But really good. Not only that but the 24 inch screen does not over pixelate like I thought it might. I played some games over display port and the monitor had no issues. No tearing, no lag, not noticeable ghosting, or any of that. Ghosting bothers me which is why I gave my wife my a 1440p VA monitor I had. Looked great until the action started. And it messed with me. The refresh rate combined with vrr worked like it should. But what about hdmi. The monitor comes with an HDMI cable. But I did not use that. I used a nice ultra high speed hdmi I already had laying here. First, I tested on Xbox Series X. It did show vrr. Allowed 120hz. And the monitor was showing this. I did Fortnite which has some drops here and there and even with those odd drops it has to the 90s for me it was smooth. Though mostly it stuck right near 120. But it did allow vrr and 120hz over hdmi. On to pc. I hooked the same HDMI to my PC and it was showing 60hz. I went into AMD Adrenaline and toggled on VRR. Then I went to Windows settings and changed the Hz to 180. All good. Windows, AMD, and this monitor (H25T7) all show 180Hz. I then did a game test. I jumped on PUBG as that game has frame drops and is all over for me on all my systems. This particular PC however does not have stutter I have seen on other PCs though. The frame rate in lobby was showing over 400. But that is static basically. In the game this FPS was anywhere from 92 (lowest) to over 200. Was mostly around 160 Hz. I did not notice any issues. It was smooth as you could want. Overall I was surprised by this monitor at this price. I was on the fence about taking the chance. But then I figured if the ghosting was bad or vrr did not work well I would just use it as a monitor for chats and such. Note: Windows automatically put his monitor as a 10-bit panel. And so did AMD Adrenaline. I did not mess with those. So the color settings are at 10-bit RGB 4:4:4 Full.

Bought at $250 and it’s an incredible value for that price. The Mini-LED HVA panel with the super bright HDR1400 looks absolutely beautiful, especially in a dark room. I’d argue it rivals the color contrast and brightness of the LG OLED C series TVs, at a fraction of the price. I had concerns before buying that this monitor would not be good for productivity use due to black smearing, ghosting, and bad text clarity. However, none of that is at all an issue if you stick to the high HDR brightness this monitor advertises. The grey-to-grey response times and clarity are perfectly suitable for both casual gaming and getting document-based work done. If there is any black smearing at high brightness levels, I don’t notice it. That being said, for those who are light sensitive and need to turn down the brightness below 65% for comfortable use, be warned that black smearing (ex: white text on a black background flickering while moving) will be a major issue with this monitor. It’s very sturdily built, both the base and stand are reinforced with metal, and the on-board joystick to configure the monitor is easy to use. Comes with a DisplayPort 2.1 cable. For mini LED 1440p 120+ Hz monitors, you really can’t get much better!

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.

Wow. This is a great monitor. I got the 32” 4K with usb c. I love the picture quality. Far exceeded my expectations for the money. It also has Google tv which as it turns out is really cool. My other devices are Apple TV so this is my first google tv. Everything is integrated perfectly and I can go from working on my Brilliant monitor to watch tv. I’m really happy with this monitor and wonder why I waited so long to Buy a large 4K monitor. Getting a 27” For my wife.

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

This is a fantastic monitor, it's also the cheapest one on Amazon so who knows how long it's going to last, but it looks good and it seems to work well. I couldn't find any sharpness control for the d-sub, but other than that it has all the functionality. You might want to buy a VESA mounted stand or something, because the stand it comes with is not adjustable in any way. It sits on the desk at a 15° down angle. Like me, you could end up sticking a piece of old cardboard under it. Or maybe your 4'2" and it's perfect.

Monitor che mi ha lasciato a bocca aperta, lavoravo su un Benq davvero costoso e ho ordinato questo per curiositá visto il prezzo basso e sono rimasto a bocca aperta, colori meravigliosi ma dico subito che io uso e cerco i monitor per uso lettura e quando si sta a leggere per 12 ore al giorno gli occhi alla lunga non mentono e rilevano la bontá dei pannelli (ovviamente scarto i VA) ; questo impostato sui 100Hz si é dimostrato davvero eccellente e defaticante. Ottimo Agg. visto che qualcuno dice che la frequenza é minore di quella di targa confermo nel mio caso che il monitor ricevuto é perfettamente a 100 hz (si puo verificare facilmente anche con test UFO sito online)

Écran au top pour le prix il dépasse toute mes attentes un écran 280hz a ce prix on en voie pas tout les jours merci a la marque KTC

Guter Monitor für sein Geld. Ein gutes IPS-Panel ohne Lichthöfe, mit korrekter Farbgebung direkt ab Werk. Im Gegensatz zu meinem vorherigen VA-Monitor lässt sich dieser hier angenehm bei 25 % Helligkeit nutzen. Keine toten Pixel, 100 Hz sind für alle Spiele ausreichend. Man kann sogar V-Sync verwenden, ohne Sorge, dass die Grafikkarte keine 144 oder 165 FPS schafft. In den meisten Spielen erreicht man mit einer 4060 problemlos 100 FPS. Ein gutes HDMI-Kabel liegt bei; der Kontakt ist stabil und die Verbindung bricht nicht ab. Das Design des Monitors ist nicht „gaming-mäßig“, sondern wirkt schlicht und seriös. Der Standfuß ist sehr praktisch und nimmt nicht viel Platz ein.