Pixio PX277 PRO 27 inch 165Hz Refresh Rate WQHD 1440p Resolution Fast IPS Panel 1ms GTG Response Time USB Type C Display Port and 65W Charging Adjustable Stand AMD FreeSync Premium HDR Gaming Monitor

I have been frustrated trying to find a good monitor for a while, but I was really happy when I got this. The colors are vibrant, resolution is great, the height, tilt, swivel are helpful. It's really nice to have basically a usb dock built into the back with Ethernet etc. You can tell that high quality materials are used, even the external power block has quality design and material. Very sturdy build overall, easy to set up. I am very happy with this purchase, I believe its worth the price.I got this specifically to use with the steam deck and it is great. There have been no issues so far really. The text clarity is great in desktop mode, definitely suitable for productivity needs. Games look really good and everything runs well except if you are playing demanding games you will have to turn down the game's resolution to get better performance but it still looks okay. All you have to do is plug in the usb c from the steamdeck to the monitor and that's it. Great for cable management and it even charges the steamdeck at the same time.The only thing that disappointed me was that I would have liked this monitor to include the usb c cable. It comes with a display port cord though. I would still give this 5 stars, you can't go wrong with this.

The monitors are wonderful, colors are vibrant. The Clarity and refresh are very nice. People are giving bad reviews for the built in speakers but I don't believe that is a feature that any game should complain about. They should have dedicated speakers or buy a TV. Its nice that they exist and work in a pinch when needed.Highly recommend these!!

I’ve had Ben q Samsung acer Phillips. All the name brand gaming monitors… this isn’t name brand and it’s so much better display. The white and RGB is beautiful as well

I'm not the pickiest, but I find the display itself to be very good. Build quality is fine, I have no dead pixels, the bezel is pleasantly tiny, and the refresh rate meets my expectations.There are some frustrating quirks though, things that I can't quite get past. First, when the KVM is enabled, there is a really noticeable coil whine. I contacted their support about it, and they were the ones who identified the KVM as the issue, and as soon as it was disabled, the coil whine went away. It's an unfortunate choice: coil whine or KVM?The second thing that I don't like about this monitor is its aggressive sleep modes and slow wake times. I can't always see the BIOS setup key prompts, because it doesn't wake fast enough after immediately going to sleep for a reboot. I chose to connect the computer to a different monitor for BIOS changes.The only reason I'm not more upset is that this monitor was half the price of the other monitors I was looking at with comparable features. It's a good value, despite my frustrations.

The monitor screen and visual are good. I just don’t enjoy the structure of the stand it way away from the back on the wall like it sticks out half way across my desk and my face feels way to close even if I'm sitting normally at my desk. Like i feel like a kid too close to the tv if i use this for playing games. The speaker on this monitor is terrible. It so low and bad quality.

Bought this to augment my steam deck and now I want build a pc that can take advantage of the monitors full potential.The best aspect and value of this monitor is the KVM.

There was a dead pixel smack in the center of the screen, and according to Pixio policy that is not enough for a RMA. Interface is absolutely awful and the KVM is extremely buggy. Monitor wouldnt wake up with Windows half the time and had to power cycle it to get it to come on. Back to Amazon it goes, got an Acer Predator for more money and less features (120hz with 10 bit color while this one can do 144 with 10bit), but even still its worth it for an actual usable interface.

I purchased this for typical work tasks and wanted the built-in hub to support NIC, keyboard/mouse and daisy chain monitors. Unfortunately I found out from Pixio support that tge NIC only supports 100Mbps speed. This will not work for my needs so I will be returning it.