Review on HP 27-Inch FreeSync Gaming Monitor 🖥️ 2560x1440p, 165Hz, Adjustable Tilt, Height, and Pivot, ‎2V7U3AA#ABA by Yung Roden

I usually buy monitors from Dell, but this monitor was a hundred dollars less than the similar one from Dell (S2721DGF, which appears to have the same panel), the only obvious downside was the lack of a USB hub, so I bought two. Both screens arrived in perfect working order, with no visible backlight bleeding (surprisingly) and no dead pixels. I've been using the monitors for almost a week and so far haven't experienced any of the issues that sometimes come with cheaper monitors such as: B. some patterns or colors that cause ripples on the screen. button layout. They're just annoying to use because they're on the back of the monitor, and navigating the monitor's menus requires constant attention to which button you're keeping your fingers on. briefcase-like box made out of thick cardboard, and these HP monitors come in a cheap cardboard box. This is obviously a very minor issue, but I'm not sure I can use the original HP boxes to ship the monitors as one of the boxes had a tear starting from one of the handle cutouts.