Viotek GNV27DB 27-Inch Curved QHD Gaming Monitor | 144Hz 2560x1440p 1ms (OD) | 1500R Curvature, G-Sync-Ready FreeSync | DP, 3X HDMI, 3.5mm | 3-Year Warranty + Zero-Tolerance Dead Pixel Policy (VESA)

The Viotek 32” GNV32DBE, wow. Replaced a 27” Samsung G55 with this and I am blown away. I fully expected a loss in picture quality due to the size increase but, it’s negligible at most. Picture is great, getting 120fps at 1440 on Xbox series X. In case anyone is wondering, the red strips on the back in the picture are actually led strips that change color automatically. Would highly recommend this monitor for gaming with a console!Sorry, my photos are a bit blurry

It was the best birthday gift for my gamer husband, he loved it, excellent product, quality image, perfect colors, high definition in games

Bought three for my sim rig and they work great. Only qualm I have is one of them occasionally fails to auto detect input signal from my HDMI switcher when I move back from my desk. Otherwise, no issues and awesome value.

I previously owned a 27 inch Viotek monitor which was perfect in every way. So when the old monitor died in an unfortunate accident buying another Viotek was a certainty. The new monitor is beautiful. Wonderful resolution and an awesome refresh rate.But the power saving feature sucks. Whenever I exit a videogame the monitor goes into power saving mode instead of displaying the desktop and nothing I can do brings it back. I have to force my computer to shut down and then reboot.And there is no way I can find to disable the power saving feature. I may end up returning it if I can't resolve this.

For the price, it's amazing, but it's not the highest end gaming monitor out there, just beware of what you're getting. No 4k, no full HDR support.

We all know how moving on from your last monitor relationship can be hard, as I had to let my Asus monitor go which was a 1440p asus 60Hz, the color on that thing was unbeatably beautiful, which brings me to pricing. The Asus monitor was around $200, and not even this monitor can beat its color depth, but still you're getting the trade of 165Hz at 1440p HDR.With that said, if color depth is more important to you than higher refresh rate, of course you can find cheaper options with greater color depth, but as a gamer this is a good monitor. Sure it looks great, great quality, but I know there will always be tradeoffs when buying a monitor and delving into features such as refresh rate.

5 stars... but initial setup was a bit tricky and the layperson might need to do some googling to get their color, brightness, and contrast right. I had to do a combination of monitor settings changes, in addition to changing the color scheme on the Mac settings side. But in the end, they do match the 5k iMac screen quite well.My minimum requirements were 27", 2k,144htz, DP, and FreeSync. I needed two extra monitors for my main 27" iMac. These fit the bill nicely at the best price on the internet.When I initially plugged them in, I will warn, they seemed to be locked into 1080p and as a result looked quite pixelated and not good. However, after a few minutes tweeking the settings, and turning on FreeSync, they are quite close to my main monitor. Perhaps the color isn't quite as true as on my main 5k Apple monitor, and the contrast is noticeably worse, especially in displaying darker colors, but it's really pretty close, those are just nitpicks and one would not expect to match up a $1200 monitor with these at about $250... for the price they are FANTASTIC!!!I will also add that they do a good job of "auto detecting" which input is being used. I use Raspberry Pi's a lot so I'm often adding and subtracting inputs from these monitors and switching between the inputs is relatively easy too, requiring just 3 clicks to the monitor's buttons to switch from using a Viotek as a third monitor, to having it be it's own monitor for one of the other Pi computers.Really can't say enough about how surprised I was at these monitors quality. They also came with a dead pixel guarantee, however that didn't come into play because every pixel on the two of these I bought was perfect.Shipping was a bit slow, but that's on the seller and anyways we're in a pandemic so that's quite forgivable and they were only a couple days late.That's about all. If you're looking for a good main monitor for Linux, Mac, or even if you're slumming it on Windows (LOL), these are the absolute best bang for your gaming buck in the 27" curved 2K 144hz category.

You get what you pay for. A normal screen , good refresh rate and average quality build .For productivity I felt it was too high and the squared factor was not usable for me , I felt my neck a bit of pain after some hours of usage .It says it was built in speakers but they did not work. I did not want to spend on speakers and save the money but as the description was not real I decided to returned it.