KOORUI Monitor, 27" QHD IPS Gaming Monitor, 170Hz, 1ms, HDR400, Compatibility G-Sync and FreeSync, Tilt Pivot Swivel Vertical Height Adjustable，2 HDMI 2.0 & 1 DisplayPor 1.4, 27E3Q

Purchased this thing back in November and it's been amazing ever since. I'm not a pixel peeper or a tech geek, but this is easily the best screen I've ever gamed on. Refresh rate makes gameplay buttery smooth. The 1440 resolution is very crispy as well. No need to pay hundreds of dollars for 'top of the line' performance monitors of you're a casual gamer like myself. Colors are great, gameplay is smooth and it's plenty bright with a decent amount of settings adjustments available as well.

I ordered a monitor from Sceptre and received the wrong model. This led me to make a somewhat angry purchase but man did it pay off. Jumping the gun on a 1440p IPS display was so worth it. I am pleased, satisfied, and left wanting nothing more. Pros and cons below.PROS:- Really bright display. This is such a game changer when you constantly deal with dim gaming displays. Typically on a budget monitor you get 250cd/m2 but here you get 400cd/m2!!! The brightness is perfect for gaming, day to day use, brightly lit rooms, etc.- Super Colorful Display: The colors on this screen pop like I've never seen. Everything is perfectly saturated. Nothing seems out of the ordinary. Everything you watch, read, play, will be enjoyed thoroughly guaranteed.- Whites are actually WHITE: As you can see in one of the images I attached, My other monitor (HP 25x) provides yellowish whites while the 27E3Q provides a very natural and expected white.- Not a single dead pixel on my unit!- No annoying branding. One simple and almost invisible "KOORUI" in the center of the frame on the bottom. No extended pieces of plastic either. Just a rectangular unit as you would expect. Unlike the HP 25x which has an annoying chunk of plastic that extends out. This is more nitpicky obviously but it still counts!- OSD (On Screen Display) is very easy to use. Its quick, to the point, no frills or gimmicks, and easy to read.- Really nice stand! Although I used my own dual monitor mount, the stand is high quality, heavy duty, with tons of adjustability. (Rotate, side to side, height)CONS:- From the research I've done, if you leave the overdrive off you won't have a problem but, with it turned on you do experience some ghosting I believe. Haven't tested it myself but this is what I've heard. Not worried about it, I leave it off and thoroughly enjoy gaming.- In all honesty, the only possible thing I can think of (and this is a real nitpick imo) is the edges of the display border. They could be a HAIR thinner. My HP 25x has a slightly thinner border (not the bezel/plastic frame). This monitor would have benefited greatly from a thinner border but I wouldn't worry about it. With all of the benefits (AFFORDABILITY) a border shouldn't even be close to a deal breaker.Overall, amazing monitor. I will be purchasing another one soon!

Great display, great price video quality is very nice, value for money

I bought the 27 inch ips 170 hz model.The good:Great specs: 27 inch, ips, 170 hz, 1440p.Reasonable colorsGets fairly brightCheapThe bad:noticable yellow glow on the corners of the monitos in fairly dark scenes, looks fine on brighter scenes but can be kinda gross sometimes on dark scenes.pretty poor viewing angles for an ips, you can move around about 30 degrees from it but not much more. when looking from the side the screen get yellow.I have a va panals thats also not on the expensive side and it has significantly better viewing angles that this monitor.overall:I dont think this monitor offers bad value by all means. But think if any of the cons are a deal breaker for you.

I don't recommend buying this monitor. It has a big issue, the screen darkens after around 45 minutes.I am editing this review and lowering my score to 1/5.After I posted my initial review the seller reachead out, and I was like, cool they are trying to fix the problem. Somehow they only made the experience worst. They provided me the most generic troubleshooting steps (like if i didn't try turn off and on my devicice before). I'm the end they blamed my HDMI cables, which are not the cause of the issue. I am not extending my review much more, but this is a device problem you can find other reports in reddit threads.

UPDATE:I'm increasing my rating from 4 stars to 5 stars. I ended up buying a 2nd monitor to use primarily in my office for working remotely. I perform most of my work staring at code and terminal windows all day and I really appreciate the clarity, responsiveness, and eye comfort that these monitors offer. Furthermore, I also use them to process astrophotography images and the color range of these monitors is again, incredible for the price. And it goes without saying that with a 144MH refresh rate, they're great for gaming.I'm also redacting a "CON" I previously listed regarding switching between displays. The auto-display switching works quite well and the small joystick on the back of these monitors make adjusting the settings so much easier than any other monitor I've ever used.ORIGINAL REVIEW:I'm not much of a gamer but I love this monitor. Although this monitor is sometimes marketed as a gaming monitor, I bought it primarily for working from home, since a 2k monitor gives me a lot more screen realestate for terminal and coding windows while still blending nicely with my 2 other 1080p monitors (unlike a 4k monitor, due to the drastic difference in resolution).Pros:Eye comfort modeCrystal clear textExtremely responsive displayInnovative control stick on the back for menu settingsTwo HDMI ports and one DisplayportCons:No built-in speakers.Summary: for the price, this monitor has easily exceeded my expectations and I will likely buy a second one very soon.