KTC 24" Gaming Monitor 180Hz 144hz Monitor QHD(2560x1440p) l Up to 1MS | Fast IPS Monitor |122% SRGB | 2X DP & 2X HDM| Tilt Xbox PS5 Switch|100×100mm VESA Compatible

Absolutely amazing screen. I bought 3 42in OLED panels for a triple screen racing simrig. OLED colors are just as expected. They do easily output 138Hz. The firmware level software is decent, has a few OLED pixel restoration options that can be set to automatically run if needed. The packaging is high quality and well done, so the monitors are very well protected. My only callouts, not negatives, are: I did notice that these are much heavier than something like a movie/TV focused OLED panel. The back side seems to have a lot on it. The design makes it slightly harder to hold/lift because the edges of the OLED panel itself are "unsupported", but there are to be fair a lot of warnings on how to lift it in the manual and on the panels themselves. Also, having 3 panels side by side makes the remotes act a bit weird, I think the remotes are universal and not coded to the specific panel they are shipped with, so if you have multiple panels, a remote click might register on one or multiple panels. Not a big deal, it's simply due to my multi-panel setup.

The KTC 27" is a great selection for 1080p gaming! Many would argue the size is unnecessary for 1080p, but if the price is for performance then the trade off is worth it on a slightly bigger screen for your set up. I am not very dedicated to fast-paced gaming but if I had to recommend a monitor for such a task, my option would be this KTC monitor. After plugging in and booting up, the onboard settings gave a large series of screen options that range from leveling Bluelight to FreeSync/G-Sync manual setup. After tweaking a lot of the options, gaming has been very smooth across the board. I often do NFS and Assetto Corsa and the higher framerate it has gives me accurate response times. Faster paced shooters like The Finals and team-based like Marvel Rivals are aided greatly by this monitor in keeping me focused to real-time action. Another personal favorite of mine would be the game Severed Steel, an FPS where the game requires you to react in shooting enemies in incredibly quick time and in large numbers, and this monitor really shined in keeping paced in the action. Another thing to mention is the size when it's strictly 1080p; such a resolution is not a problem when comparing 24" to 27". I still sit close to the monitor by a foot away and the clarity is still as nice on a bigger screen. I am someone who cares about connectivity and performance in my games and this does an amazing job on all I've thrown at it. Gaming as a whole has been very enjoyable on this KTC 27" and I would recommend for any competitive gamer.

This is a great 2K monitor for the price. You'll want to adjust some of the settings on the monitor itself. At first things like icons are a little blurry because they're so bright. Adjust the blackness level and pump up the sharpness to fix that. Also, you might as well kick the Overdrive to full or standard so you get the best out of this one. There are a few HDR options as well so set those to whatever you're use needs are. I can't speak much on durability yet because I haven't owned it long enough. I will say that the stand is a bit cheap but at least it's actually metal not plastic. It works great for gaming, especially if you're using a DisplayPort connection. It's not a super high refresh rate but for my needs it does fabulous. You might want something with a higher refresh rate if you're into competitive FPS games but for pretty much everything else this monitor does great. I don't use built in monitor speakers so I can't say how well those are because I didn't even try them out. Overall, I'm really happy with this monitor so far. If durability becomes an issue I'll revise my review but at this point everything is going great. I didn't really have an expectations with this one given the price point but it has really surprised me with it's quality.

I previously had a BenQ 28" 4K monitor but the backlight started to go 6 months out of warranty. I didn't want to spend a lot so I took a look on Amazon, realized the next day was Prime Day, and got a very good deal on this one from this brand I've never heard of. The reviews were good, so I decided to try my luck. Out of the box, the color temperature was a little cool for my taste, but there's plenty of adjustment options to get it just the way you like it. The display is very bright with very bold colors, I'm assuming that's the HDR kicking in. While this does have an external power brick, you can plug that in with any IDE cable, so if you're replacing an old monitor like I was, it was just as simple as plug and play. The almost borderless look of this monitor is great as well. It feels solid, it doesn't seem to run hot at all, I think it's definitely a good choice if you're looking for 4K on a budget.

Plug and play. Easy setup You can use HDMI or AUX for audio. This is also mountable but I use the stand which takes 10 seconds to figure out and slide into place. Very well done

Excelente custo benefício. Tela brilhante. Estrutura não tem nada de especial, mas não é cafona, como a de muitos monitores gamers por aí.

Do Not Buy! This isnt real, the pictures shown all show 1920 x1080p but is advertised as 2560 x 1440p, This is not a 2K monitor and should not be advertised as such.

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Excelente monitor, con la configuración adecuada de colores estoy bastante agusto con esta compra, a pesar de que los 300 hz o 320 hz no sean necesarios, con poder colocar los 240 hz y disfrutar de la calidad de 1440p basta y sobra

This is a good monitor, 75Hz for the price is good too, and no dead or hot pixels. So far so good, but the only button behind the monitor for everything including OSD settings drives me nuts! I have to move the monitor and bend my hands to access it every time which is frustrating beyond belief! The first time I used the monitor it took me half an hour to adjust the settings to my liking and I had wrist ache for a week! Then I realized I had to do this every time I want to access the presets (not to mention it's tricky to access) which I do it quite often for watching movies or playing video games. All the brains in the world wouldn't have been able to come up with such a genius idea, I kid you not!