KOORUI 27 Inch Gaming Monitor 144 Hz, QHD 1440P, 1ms, DCI-P3 90%, Adpitive Sync, Ultra Slim Screen, VESA Mountable, HDMI/DP

I love the clear quality of this screen and I got this at a great price, it was the best price for a monitor of this performance at the time as it was a refurb model. However, only downside is that it didn't come with it's stand, which currently isn't an issue as I have it on an arm but may be in the future. The new products will come with a stand however.

As always with Amazon, there are a whole bunch of one star reviews from people that either have not got a clue or are incredibly unlucky, especially when it comes to anything to do with gaming. For this product, one guy claims it broke his WiFi and then goes on to say he has held computers in his hands since 1979! - You can only laugh.The truth is, these are well built quality monitors. The colour balance is great, no flickering, just plug and play. They are very well packed. There really is nothing more you could ask for given the price. You can always get better if you pay a lot more, but unless you are doing some form of photo editing or graphics design you really don't need anything more. For gaming, all you need is a fast monitor, with reasonable colour balance that does not flicker, box ticked.Having read both positive and negative reviews for this product, it was clear that there was little risk in making this purchase, and now I have them (I ordered 2), I can confirm that to be true. It will not break your WiFi, format your hard drive or set fire to the cat, I promise you.

I needed a cheap second monitor for browser / movies etc so i paid £150 for this and i have to say for its spec, its passable. You are getting a 27inch, high-refresh monitor at 1440p for £150 so don't expect miracles. Cheap price means there will be compromises.Out of the box, the colour, contrast and brightness are way off. I had to crank the brightness up to about 85, contrast to 60 and boost the red and green a bit to get a good white balance. After that it actually looks decent.The stand is non adjustable and by default sits pretty low...so be prepared to stack a few books or something for extra height. The bezels are nice and thin which is nice.Good for a second monitor to watch youtube, a movie or have a browser open or something but i really don't recommend this as your primary monitor or for gaming. The ghosting is pretty bad and the scanlines are fairly obvious too. If you play shooters, get an IPS display. The ghosting and scanlines would be extremely distracting for me and id never get used to it after using higher quality IPS displays.

The media could not be loaded. If you do own this, then turn OD to off or Normal in order to reduce ghosting significantly. When OD is on Extreme the ghosting is awful, browsing web pages is disgusting on this monitor especially when scrolling! Actually even when moving the mouse around the screen you can see horrible disgusting ghosting. All of that leads to a horrible experience for your eyes.I won't even lie, playing a 1440p video just doesn't look very good on this panel either, it just seems like it's been upscaled, my 1080p monitor is a lot more sharper.The brightness at 100 isnt even bright, but you get awful colour inaccuracies being displayed. The modes such as movie, game, fps and RTS are awful. Standard seems to be the best.The rgb colours seem to do something weird aswell whenever there is a demand for a refresh on the screen? Not sure what this is about never seen it before. I'm not a technical person when it comes to monitors but what I can say is this VA monitor as cheap as it is, best to avoid it seems very low quality.I have to return this after just trying it for 20mins trying all sorts of settings, false advertising as well as just poor quality display. The only good thing about this monitor is that it looks great when it's turned off, which is why I think people fall into purchasing this.The most hz I could find was using windows generic display driver for 1980x1080 120hz which is no where near 144hz and the instructions are useless. Unless someone can show how to do this, it seems false to me. Already returning as mentioned, I don't understand how some people find this acceptable even as a non gaming monitor it's awful?

Incredible for the money. 144Hz is incredible (make sure you enable it in your settings) and it works incredibly for gaming and movies.Build quality is top notch and mounting was easy if you’re looking to use a third party monitor arm

so I did not expect much for a 2k 144hz monitor this price range but, Wow I am actually really happy I bought this and gave it a chance, when I looked at the back of the screen I thought hmm how do I mount this thing to my triple monitor arm, then realised it comes with all the necessary spacers etc to mount it.This screen also had controls at the bottom of the screen and no stupid fiddly joystick control, everything is perfectly clear, the menu is also really easy to navigate, the colours are a little washed out but easy to fix in your settings (Never had a single monitor where I have been happy with colours (not even my Asus ROG 32" which was 3x the price) overall for a budget screen I think its brilliantI may just buy a second one for the other side so my screens look even :pSome people on here said u cant run 144hz and 2k, It does, I'm using Display port rather than HDMI,Rule of thumb is HDMI 1.2 can only support 144hz at 1080p or 60hz at1440p, HDMI 2 can support 144hz 1440p if the monitor supports 2k 144hz across HDMI, safest bet is to use Displayport as I cant find anything on this screen or the manual that says it supports over HDMI (hope this is helpful)