32 Inch 240Hz 1440p Gaming Monitor,QHD 2560 x 1440p Fast IPS 1msGTG,HDR400 97% DCI-P3 Adaptive-Sync,Low Blue Light,Aadjustable Stand，2 x HDMI 2.1,2 x DP 1.4 P32A2S2

I had a 27" LG Oled monitor and its great but since I sit quite far away from my monitor when gaming its hard to see things when gaming especially small things like a head of someone when playing warzone from over 100m, so I decided to look for a 32" monitor but I don't want a 4k monitor since it is very taxing to run on your gpu and its hard get it on 240hz.So I ended up with this monitor, 31.5" IPS 1440p 240hz monitor and its great for its price. for just under 300bucks while on sale this thing punches above its weight. While it does have some ghosting compared to the perfect response time of an OLED, its ghosting is very minimal and I got used to it and stopped noticing it after a few days of using it, but coming from OLED, the first day or two I was feeling the "motion blur" that a non oled monitor has.Color of course is good since its an IPS panel and response time isn't bad either, I don't feel any delay on my input. the size is perfect for me, pixel density isn't bad either, even looking at it closely I can't see any individual pixel. Works as expected and build quality is pretty good again for its cost.The only question is its longevity to which I will update this review if it fails. If this review hasnt been updated that means its still working or I'm dead LOL. Anyway if you're thinking of getting this monitor I can definitely recommend it.

Great monitor. The color accuracy is on point out of box only need a bump in red to help with greys. (Tom’s Hardware review helped there.) The screen is beautiful and huge!

Bought in sale for $169ish. For the price I think this monitor is really impressive. It could be a bit brighter, and the backlight bleed is not great, but lots of IPS panels aren't great there.I'm not sure if it's the screws I have, but the screws are bottoming out before they become tight on my monitor stand. Not a huge issue, as I've already ordered new shorter screws, but these same screws worked just fine with my old monitor.Tldr, decent monitor. Terrific monitor for the money.

So this is one of the few monitors that I’ve found that can run 1440k 120fps or 4K 60fps with Xbox Ones. That alone makes it worth it and the quality of this monitor is top notch with many upgrades over a base monitor such as permanent aiming dot in the center of the screen if you want and other nice things to have if you’re a xbox gamer.

Monitor looks pretty good when it's working, unfortunately I need to keep restarting my computer because when I exit a game everything is really dark/flickering like it's going back and forth between sd and HDR. One time I was able to run windows HDR recalibration and it fixed it, every other time I had to restart. Also if I turn the monitor off and then on again there is sound but no picture (I run my sound directly out of the monitor because I swap between PC and PS5 so the monitor is ON, there's just no picture?)All the stats on this Monitor looked a little too good to be true for the price and unfortunately you get what you pay for. $300 is not a small amount of money, but I think I will need to pay more to get all this monitor has to offer, but in a more reputable brand.Advanced display settings shows the HDR certification for this monitor is "not found" and there's also no USB port on this thing, which I found odd.Also the inputs on other monitors I've used go in from the side or bottom, with this one they come straight out the back, I was going to mount it on the wall but I wouldn't really be able to push it back far anyway without bending my cables more aggressively than I'd like to.I wouldn't waste your time with this monitor, I'd spend a little bit more or sacrifice the IPS panel. Maybe it's just this monitor but I wasn't impressed with it and will probably stick with VA for my next purchase.If you're trying to max out your frame rate a 1080p monitor might be a better choice, this thing being able to run at 1440p at 240mhz at decent settings is gonna take a pretty serious GPU. I was averaging 120fps on Rocket league with pretty low settings and I have a 4060ti. If I'm going to go with a 1440 I don't need 240mhz, and there's a lot more options at 144 or 165mhz which is all I'd ever need anyway.I was thinking about wall mounting it because the stand for this thing takes up a TON of room.

Very good, I love it.

A really solid monitor for the price. The color, resolution and refresh rate are as advertised. My only qualm is with the proprietary power cord, it's short and a bit of an outlet hog compared to a universal cord that I could choose the length of and takes up minimal space on a surge protector.

The media could not be loaded. It came with a coupon so I instantly decided on this one.Switching from a 1080p VA panel, the difference was night and day. Everything was very sharp and there was no noticable smearing/ghosting in any game. Maybe on blurbusters you'll see a tiny bit? But I don't think you'll notice it in game.