VIOTEK GFV27DAB 27” 165Hz QHD 1440p 1ms (MPRT) Gaming Monitor with Adjustable Stand, Portrait Rotation, HDR, Freesync, 99% sRGB Widescreen VA Panel, LED Backlight, 3-Years Zero Dead Pixels, VESA

Honestly, this monitor is great. It runs a cool 144 Ghz, as promised. It looks good. It really covers a large field of vision. The architecture allows it to be completely adjustable to your setup. The RGB is not the brightest if that’s what you’re after. The monitor overall is just fantastic! Two thumbs up ;p

Highly recommend! I did however have to receive a replacement for the first one sent to me. There was dead pixels and two lines not working. After I received the second one it worked amazing! I’ll be using this monitor for my Xbox Series S and my computer (2070 Gpu). I was using a HP monitor that only did 1080p at 60fps. First time plugging in (to my Xbox One X) and turning on HDR in gaming mode, I could see a huge difference. Also with Display Port I easily got it to run at 144fps. You can’t bet the price for the quality you’ll receive, I’ll be buying from this company again, once 4k UHD 120fps isn’t 800$. Thank you Viotek!

So this monitor overall looks great and I'm really enjoying most of the gaming I'm doing on it.Pros:-movies look crisp and pictures really pop-the menu is easy to use and operate-monitor is very responsive at over 100fps and overdrive seems to help a lot-g-synch does work although its the compatible version not the hardware version-HDR works and does make a real difference when there are screens full of extreme light and dark-RGB in back is pretty and cycles (non adjustable except on and off)-the thin power-cable is easier to tuck in and hide.-comes with a sturdy and shielded display port cable-Stand is pretty adjustable and tall. It is pretty easy to remove if you want to mount the monitor instead.-Bevel is small, about a centimeter on top and sides, 1.5 on the bottom. Works for me but if I was doing a muti-monitor display I'd want a smaller bevel.Cons-IMPORANT- games locked at 60fps or lower have SEVERE ghosting and the overdrive does NOT help with this. I put in a ticket to Viotek customer support and they said that its a flaw of the monitor and they can't do anything about it. I asked if they were planning o a firmwear update to address this and they said no.-HDR limits other settings so its very rarely useful.-The power off button is behind the screen and must be held down so its kind of a pain.

Color and display are solid, especially once you customize it to your liking. The monitor supports 1440p at 120hz on the ps5 which runs great when playing call of duty modern warfare II. Surprisingly the monitor can run up to 2160p (4k) at 60hz which it doesn’t advertise. I was testing to see if theirs a difference between 1440p and 2160p which their isn’t any significance as jumping from 1080p to 1440p. This most likely has to be because it is a 27in monitor and therefore the pixel density doesn’t really need to be higher than 1440p to be noticeably different. Im still not entirely sure why it isn’t advertised as a 2160p monitor yet it supports 2160p when connected to my ps5. I highly recommend this model, especially knowing that it can run 1440p at 120hz or 2160p. This is an amazing monitor especially considering the price and what features are included.

So I didn't really know what to expect with this monitor because it was my first one, console gamer on a PS4 with a 55in tv, but I decided to try it out due to me having built a gaming PC last week. The monitor is beautiful and comes with LED lights on the middle in the back around where the stand mounts and it comes with a Display Cable and power cord. It has a lot of cool features such as being able to turn: FPS tracker on, GSync on, Crosshair, etc... If you want to make sure it is displaying at 1440p at 144hz then go into your display setting, if you're on Windows 10, go into advanced display settings and then go into "Display adapter properties" and you can adjust it there. The response time is amazing and I had no problems with the GSync turned on or off!Again, it's a wonderful monitor and I will probably end up getting another for my brother's PC!

UPDATE: This monitor died on me after a few months. The panel began glitching out like crazy whenever it would turn on. Don’t know if it was a one off or a wide spread problem but I would now avoid this monitor!This monitor is one of the best 1440p 144hz monitors at this price, in fact it is one of the few at this price. It has been very nice to use. The stand is very adjustable and the monitor itself is nice to use. There are a couple of problems however. The default color profile, HDR on or off, is horrible. I ended up abandoning any Monitor controlled settings and used Nvidia's color settings instead. The speakers are not very loud, so plan on using an external speaker or headphones. Overall, if you don’t mind using a different audio device and are ok with either tweaking the colors or just using Nvidia's color profile, then this monitor is a must have if you are looking for a budget 1440p 144hz monitor.

First things first, if anyone was wondering if the switch from 1080p 144hz to 1440p 144hz is worth it, it most definitely is! Performance doesn't take a huge hit from what I've seen so far and the extra clarity more than makes up for it. Secondly, I don't really know if I got some sort of upgraded or refreshed panel, but mine is actually 165hz right out of the box with no OD or anything. It's listed here as 144hz, and no reviews have mentioned it being 165hz, so I was super surprised when the monitor arrived and it said straight on the box that it was 165hz and 1ms response time. The box has the right model on there too. I really have no idea what's happened, but best believe it was a pleasant surprise for me. Couldn't be happier for the price.One last thing to mention. I saw a review saying that text on the monitor was pixelated. Not at all the experience I've had. I have to be super close to the panel to see any pixels on text, or really anything else for that matter. Maybe it's just the fact that I switched from a 1080p panel.