Pixio PXC277 Advanced 27 inch 1500R Curved Fast VA 1ms GTG Response Time WQHD 2560 x 1440 Resolution 165Hz Refresh Rate HDR Adaptive Sync DCI-P3 97% Curved Gaming Monitor

I am running this as a second monitor. I use it on portrait beside my 30" monitor. The stand has a 90 degree rotation and height adjustment so ideal for my purposes. In truth, this would make an excellent primary screen and gaming monitor. It supports high refresh rates and the colour is very good. It has HDMI and display port connections so you shouldn't have any trouble. Just get a 2.1 display port cable if you need display port. It comes with an HDMI cable as well. It's an absolute bargain and I'd highly recommend it.

This monitor is perfect for the Xbox Series X. It runs a smooth 120fps up to 1440p, and the option of 4K up to 60fps. This is the best quality low budget monitor for next gen consoles.**PRICE - This monitor is worth around the £300-£350 mark, do not pay a penny over this as people are profiting off low supply and high demand of these types of monitor due to next gen consoles.This monitor features 2 x HDMI 2.0 ports, but please do your research before buying a monitor with these. I previously bought a Viewsonic VX2758-2KP-mhd which was advertised as being capable of doing 1440p at 120fps, but this was not the case. I had to send this monitor back in which I then bought this Pixio one. Please refer to the manufacture websites to get accurate information, talking to Xbox customer support may also be useful.This has an IPS panel so the colours are very bright and the response time is amazing. But despite this there is no visible ghosting or IPS bleeding. This monitor has very good brightness also.This only thing worth mentioning is the ergonomics. This monitor can only tilt, no height adjustment or swivel. For me, this isn’t an issue as the viewing height and angel is perfect. For some this may be a downside.

ok, upfront - can't give 5 stars as my monitor was actually dead on arrival (displayport connection couldn't output over 82hz without either blackscreening or having rgb lines. HDMI could, but I dont have extra pc hdmi ports to available so it was no use to me with one 1/3 outputs working)however, the monitor itself looked fantastic for the price and was punching above it's weight. The stand was super sturdy, adjustable, just felt like pure quality. Mounting was painless and solid, which you'd think would be a given in the year 2023 but I've seen some nightmare hellscape designed monitors.Fast IPS so didn't face horrible VA panel smear issues - if you play games that are fast, I would REALLY recommend going for IPS like this. Colour range as advertised, wide, pretty accurate (red was a little over 100% on mine but not to any crazy degree, better than average imo). Freesync premium worked. when testing 165hz thru the working hdmi, extremely smooth, tested next to another 165hz monitor from a more well known brand that cost double and was indistinguishableupon finding out mine was DoA through displayport and reporting it, customer service was really fast and very helpful. refund was completely painless.overall - huge shame mine arrived broken, looked great. it should say a lot that despite a DoA monitor I would still really recommend it to people looking for a "budget" 144+hz IPS. think I just got unlucky

Bought this after recommendations for Pixio from friends with older models. Upgraded from an Msi 144hz and this is a great replacement. As a graphic designer and gamer the monitor is great for both design work due to its great colour accuracy and as it's ips as well as great immersion for gaming both with the vibrance and brighness and 165hz refresh rate.My only gripe is the sheer size of the stand however it's only an issue if you have a very narrow desk and/or want minimal desk space taken up by peripherals. Despite this, for me I don't particularly mind, especially as I plan to get a rather large desk down to line and potentially vesa mount.Would definitely recommend this monitor

I was looking high and low for reviews for these monitors. There are a few about but you really have to dig.I wanted to upgrade my sim rig to triple monitors and these looked like a decent budget solution. And my conclusion is that they are perfect for anyone wanting to upgrade on a budget.Set up is fairly easy, but the colours do look a bit washed out right out of the box. From other reviews and my own testing you need to use the "Warm" setting to get a good colour representation. Freesync is turned off by default so you need to turn this on to get 165hz. You also need to use DP and not HDMI to get the full refresh rate options.Once you have them dialled in they work great. The colours across the three monitors match exactly. I have not experienced any ghosting or other similar issues. I think people complaining about this have not set the monitors up properly.Overall I am very happy. I managed to get a triple set up for the price of a single 32 OLED. Of course there is no comparison between these two but if you are on a budget you cannot go wrong with these.

A nice monitor when it works, but I'm having issues with it not waking up and switching on when I turn on my PC.

I have to give it a 5 stars every thing as describedDoes perform well for casuals gaming and other pc tasks obviously this is an well rounded monitor perfect for what I was looking forIt’s doesn’t come with hdr but the colours are still solid