Viewedge 27 Inch Gaming Monitor with 165Hz/144hz IPS Panel | 1440p Gaming Monitor with HDR 10, 1ms, 120% sRGB | Bluelight Filter,VESA Wall Mounted and 2HDMI &1DP Port

Primera vez que me falla un monitor comprado en Amazon. Esta marca es realmente mala, no se hacen cargo de la garantía, solo me duro 1 año y empezó con rayas en la imagen, no lo recomiendo para nada, evita esta marca a toda costa.

Very good product for its price, unable to change brightness but it isn't a problem, very flat and decent quality although I don't know much about monitors I think this is pretty good. Easy to plug into my PS5 and overall got it working pretty quick.

Great Monitor 27 inch 😎 Wonderful glad I purchased it !!

Please read I could save you from a migraine! I have a ryzen 5600 and RX 6600 with 3200 MT ddr4 Ram and optimized my whole set up that I built from scratch. This does not qualify me to anything other than what I am about to explain to you. I also have a 1080p 180 hz Gigabyte monitor and its super nice. i wanted to get a budget 1440p monitor to match the size of the Gigabyte and for a 120 bucks I just went for it. FIRST OFF, the monitor arrived in good packaging and I was super happy, at first. When playing CS2 I started feeling nauseous and played worse than I normally do. I started seeing dropped frames and just horrible screen tearing. I mean it was horrible. I am a budget dude as you can see from my build. However, I like to tinker with things and get them to work better then the moderate components. Nothing beats the feeling of getting something cheap and making it work better and figuring that out can educational. For the tearing and stutters and dropped frames I was heart broken. I even contacted the seller to send this monitor back. This would mean defeat and I do not like to be defeated. This is a huge pain if have done this before, it costs money to ship then you get a Amazon refund and then you have to buy a new monitor and blah blah blah. Before I went down that road I started playing with AMD settings. Nothing I did helped, not capping frames, adaptive sync on or off, every resolution, every thing I did either made it worse or the input lag was so bad it rendered the game unplayable. The gigabyte never had any issues at all. WHAT GIVES 15 hz cannot be this dramatic. Then I tried something, something I always was told to never use. GPU SCALING! Because this is a budget monitor, all you are getting is the resolution and HZ. The more i researched the more I started the think the adaptive sync is either not working or it was keeping the frames from syncing entirely. I was right, the internal adaptive sync and scaling hardware is just not good. Keep in mind the monitor is a budget unit. By using GPU Scaling, the gpu will do the heaving lifting of ensuring the resolution and frames fit the monitor and not rely on the budget components to do the job. Now, if you have a RX 580 I am not sure this monitor is a good choice. You will need a descent gpu for this option to work well. Even with the 6600 I see a stutter here and there but it has completely resolved the issues I was having. Now I am getting like 250 FPS on 1440p which for this set up is not normal it took a lot of optimizations for me to get this performance. If you are average user with a descent set up this monitor is worth the money but you need to try using GPU scaling. The adaptive sync is still on but I cannot tell the difference with it on or off. Is the monitor good? Yes. Does it do 165 hz? Yes. Does the monitor achieve the advertised resolution? Yes. This is all there is to say. Internal components that help stuttering are worthless. Use your GPU to make up the difference here. For the price it gets 5 stars but this is not a monitor that will blow you away, but you are getting what is advertised at a really good price.

exactly as advertised, good color, good picture. Made it cheaper by using a thinner shell it seems, but it looks good and is plenty strong enough. If it lasts anywhere near as long as it should I will be thrilled